consider the great peace and the great reconciliation, that which Jesus made”. We must understand that him peace is not possible; without him reconciliation is not possible”. “without This discourse also applies to us, every day hear news of wars, of hatred”. Moreover, “who “even in families there is fighting”. Thus, task is to follow that path” so as to be and women of “our “men peace, men and women of reconciliation”.The Pope then recommended a true examination of conscience: will do us good to ask ourselves: Do I sow peace? For example, with my tongue, “It do I sow peace or do I sow discord?”. Then, he added: many times have we heard that a “How person has a serpent’s tongue, because he does what the serpent did with Adam and Eve, he destroyed the peace”. This, the Pontiff warned, an evil, this is an ill in our Church: sowing “is divisiveness, sowing hate, not sowing peace”. Francis continued by asking a question which, he indicated, would be good to ask ourselves every day: “Today have I sown peace or have I sown discord?”. And don’t try to justify yourself by suggesting that “sometimes you have to say things because this or that...”. The Pope asked, “what are you really sowing with this attitude?”. Patron Offerings; Church Renovation Envelopes: €931, €65, €490. Mission Stall Fee: Gifts to Church Renovation Fund. Thanks to all €300. €250, €100, €640. who are so generous.
consider the great peace and the great reconciliation, that which Jesus made”. We must understand that “without him peace is not possible; without him reconciliation is not possible”. This discourse also applies to us, “who every day hear news of wars, of hatred”. Moreover, “even in families there is fighting”. Thus, “our task is to follow that path” so as to be “men and women of peace, men and women of reconciliation”.The Pope then recommended a true examination of conscience: “It will do us good to ask ourselves: Do I sow peace? For example, with my tongue, do I sow peace or do I sow discord?”. Then, he added: “How many times have we heard that a person has a serpent’s tongue, because he does what the serpent did with Adam and Eve, he destroyed the peace”. This, the Pontiff warned, “is an evil, this is an ill in our Church: sowing divisiveness, sowing hate, not sowing peace”. Francis continued by asking a question which, he indicated, would be good to ask ourselves every day: “Today have I sown peace or have I sown discord?”. And don’t try to justify yourself by suggesting that “sometimes you have to say things because this or that...”. The Pope asked, “what are you really sowing with this attitude?”. €931, Patron Offerings; €65, Church Renovation Envelopes: €490. Mission Stall Fee: €300. Gifts to Church Renovation Fund. €250, €100, €640. Thanks to all who are so generous.
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