Witnessing to the Resurrection And Divine Mercy Dear MI Members and Friends, He was convinced that witnessing to the faith, begins with one’s Saint Maximillian’s evangelical personal spiritual experience. This testimony was a fundamental key opens men's hearts, from force behind his apostolate. He which point the missionary could always sought to be a living belief in Christ’s “sow” witness to everyone. His example Resurrection and man’s call to and his decisive work habits eternal life. Also, love for one’s became for his “contagious” vocation, kindness, hospitality, brothers and the faithful. Three and sobriety speak to the listener things characterized the Polish before the spoken word. The saint saint’s missionary style: 1) his points out that looking at the exemplary behavior preceding his mystery of the Resurrection and spoken word; 2) his poverty and Divine Mercy, the apostolic sacrifice and; 3) his dedication. activity; for example, the spread of the Knight of the Immaculata Like St. Francis, he believed that (magazine), or the production he would have more effect on the increase in the City of the friars and faithful by example than Immaculata, may be realized most by words. To look to Christ, to the credibly in the name of faith and Immaculata, and to Francis was to the given to the brothers. example be translated into life, a life that inspired others and encouraged Saint Maximilian was a them delicately to love Our Risen protagonist of a Christ-centered Lord with greater conviction and proclamation. He desired to filled with faith in his merciful transmit Christ’s love for love. Saint Maximilian believed humanity, that, thanks to Christ’s work, poverty, and dedication to death and resurrection, was the apostolic activity made the redeemed. Saint Maximilian friar, the militant, or the faithful in wanted joyfully live this truth and general, able to give himself also share it with those he would generously, to the Omnipotents reach through the spoken and project entrusted to them. These printed word. This evangelization three dimensions show how much movement began with his Maximilian himself lived and evangelical example that he transmitted, the missionary life. shared, first and foremost, with
Witnessing to the Resurrection And Divine Mercy Dear MI Members and Friends, Saint Maximillian’s evangelical testimony was a fundamental force behind his apostolate. He always sought to be a living witness to everyone. His example and his decisive work habits became “contagious” for his brothers and the faithful. Three things characterized the Polish saint’s missionary style: 1) his exemplary behavior preceding his spoken word; 2) his poverty and sacrifice and; 3) his dedication. Like St. Francis, he believed that he would have more effect on the friars and faithful by example than by words. To look to Christ, to the Immaculata, and to Francis was to be translated into life, a life that inspired others and encouraged them delicately to love Our Risen Lord with greater conviction and filled with faith in his merciful love. Saint Maximilian believed work, poverty, and dedication to the apostolic activity made the friar, the militant, or the faithful in general, able to give himself generously, to the Omnipotents project entrusted to them. These three dimensions show how much Maximilian himself lived and transmitted, the missionary life. He was convinced that witnessing to the faith, begins with one’s personal spiritual experience. This key opens men's hearts, from which point the missionary could “sow” belief in Christ’s Resurrection and man’s call to eternal life. Also, love for one’s vocation, kindness, hospitality, and sobriety speak to the listener before the spoken word. The saint points out that looking at the mystery of the Resurrection and Divine Mercy, the apostolic activity; for example, the spread of the Knight of the Immaculata (magazine), or the production increase in the City of the Immaculata, may be realized most credibly in the name of faith and the example given to the brothers. Saint Maximilian was a protagonist of a Christ-centered proclamation. He desired to transmit Christ’s love for humanity, that, thanks to Christ’s death and resurrection, was redeemed. Saint Maximilian wanted joyfully live this truth and also share it with those he would reach through the spoken and printed word. This evangelization movement began with his evangelical example that he shared, first and foremost, with
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