approach the Lord with sincerity and listen carefully, there may well be times when we hear his reproach: not you have had mercy on your fellow servant, as I had mercy on you?’ (Mt 18:33)” ‘Should (GE, 82). Further on, he states: the best way to discern if our prayer is authentic is to judge to “Similarly, what extent our life is being transformed in the light of mercy. For is not only an action of the ‘mercy Father; it becomes a criterion for ascertaining who his true children are’.88 Mercy the very ‘is foundation of the Church’s life’.89 In this regard, I would like to reiterate that mercy does not exclude justice and truth; indeed, have to say that mercy is the fullness of justice and the most radiant ‘we manifestation of God’s truth’.90 It is key to heaven’.91” (GE, 105). ‘the May we continually approach the mercy of God which is Jesus Christ—the expiation for our sins. Christ is risen, alleluia! He is truly risen, alleluia!
approach the Lord with sincerity and listen carefully, there may well be times when we hear his reproach: ‘Should not you have had mercy on your fellow servant, as I had mercy on you?’ (Mt 18:33)” (GE, 82). Further on, he states: “Similarly, the best way to discern if our prayer is authentic is to judge to what extent our life is being transformed in the light of mercy. For ‘mercy is not only an action of the Father; it becomes a criterion for ascertaining who his true children are’.88 Mercy ‘is the very foundation of the Church’s life’.89 In this regard, I would like to reiterate that mercy does not exclude justice and truth; indeed, ‘we have to say that mercy is the fullness of justice and the most radiant manifestation of God’s truth’.90 It is ‘the key to heaven’.91” (GE, 105). May we continually approach the mercy of God which is Jesus Christ—the expiation for our sins. Christ is risen, alleluia! He is truly risen, alleluia!
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