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In response to Fr. Gill in his December 5 post.
Praying for you. And your words bring to mind this quote from Joseph Ratzinger from 1978 long before he was Pope:
“If God exists, then there is no meaningless time, no time devoid of significance. Every moment has its value, even if all I can do is to endure my illness in silence. If God exists, then there is always something to hope for, even where no human voice can any longer summon me to hope. And old age and retirement are no longer the last stage of my life, a position from which all I can do is look backward: for something greater always lies ahead, and it is precisely the time of an apparent uselessness that can be the highest form of human ripening.
Christian hope does not devalue time. On the contrary, it means that every moment of life possesses its own value; it means that we can accept the present and that we ought to live it to the full, because everything we have accepted in our heart will remain.”
Joseph Ratzinger, Archbishop of Munich (later, Pope Benedict XVI), 1978
See that little blue icon in the right hand corner of your screen? Click that and you’ll be able to send a message to Monica, though she’ll probably see what you posted here and respond anyway.
How do I contact you in regard to an auto pay that will have to change since my credit card was breached, so had to cancel it yesterday. Will be in touch when it is replaced.
Our Lady of Guadalupe, pour your mercy on your children piled up in Mexico at our border. They are suffering from the assumed superiority of others as Juan Diego and his people did before you intervened in their behalf.
Happy Feast of the Immaculate Conception.
O Mary conceive without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee. In all areas of our lives Blessed Mother is there to console us.
FCUEVAS:- ON This Beautiful Feast of the IMMACHLATE CONCEPTION, Mary is so always part of,our daily lives.
She not only presents us to Her SON,but, (the sinner that I am) She still did not turn away from me, but brought me to where Her Son wanted me in life. I was late coming to the Priesthoon it’s now 33 years. Without Mother Mary who I know brought me where I am today, I would still be in the world of the past.
Give yourself Entirely to Mary, SHE is the one way street to
Jesus. Let us pray for one another
Peace and Blessings. Fr. Gill
Thank you for the good words, Fr. Gill.
ADVENT :- for me is NOT only a time to prepare ourselves for the coming of Mary’s Baby, BUT to also prepare ourselves for when He come to bring us home. Peace and Blessings
I just posted something and read your post and I’ve never even thought about that before. At 73 years old, I’m going to hold that thought in my heart and also share it with others. Thank you Mr. Babeu.