Our unity with Christ
Here on earth, through toil and pain, the inner man is formed, who is spiritually built according to God, and when he reaches relative perfection, he is born after […]
Here on earth, through toil and pain, the inner man is formed, who is spiritually built according to God, and when he reaches relative perfection, he is born after […]
Those who depart from this world without being armed with the spiritual powers and feelings necessary for the life of heaven will lose eternal bliss and will dwell in the immortal world as wretched and spiritually dead as they were and were at the time of their departure.
God’s goodness is inexpressible and His love for mankind is immeasurable. It is beyond all expression and example. “The words of God that surpass
There are many elements necessary for our life, such as air, light, food, clothing, our physical strength, and our body parts. However, we do not use all of them in
Life in Christ becomes a reality not only in heaven but here on earth for Christians who live in Him, of course, and act according to His requirements.
The death which the Lord truly tasted so that we might live is represented in the mystery of divine thanksgiving by which we become partners and contributors to his life.
How did Christ conquer and plant the banner of eternal victory and open for us the way and the door leading to heaven? He did not kidnap the prisoners of sin by force, but
Before the incarnation of the Lord, there were friends of the Lord, and the Old Testament speaks about them a lot. All of these people lived in the hope of the coming of
These doors, I mean the sacraments of the Church, have a higher value and greater benefit than the doors of Paradise. The doors of Paradise are opened to those who enter.
At that time it was the Law of Moses, but now it is faith in Christ, the grace of the Holy Spirit, and everything that follows the grace that connects us to God.
Man cannot live in unity with God if he does not die beforehand. But God can make man worthy.
The satisfaction which the Lord offered by His secret sacrifice on the cross was very great and beyond what the debt of sin required. It did not set us free.