Will I eventually discover that all my posting here on Facebook about Sacraments and people being canceled at St. Mary’s Cathedral was NOT in the name of the Lord❓;…
I am reminded of his concern for the
from Bishop Zurek’s Letter to St. Mary’s Cathedral, “A Reflection on Christian Life”
peace and unity of the Church…the Body of Christ on this earth. What has
happened in the Cathedral is unconscionable. The focus on Christ must be
restored; then peace, healing and tranquility will return.
…Could my conscience be poorly formed when it tells me that not all, “Parish priests are well aware that the parishes in which they carry out their ministry vary widely, and thinking they know from within the life of God’s People their joys and hardships, their resources and their needs“, they end up doing, what my conscience tells me, is, “evil in the sight of the LORD“, by having existing Sacraments and people canceled that impede on the parish priest’s way of “sowing seeds of the Gospel in every kind of soil;…
…accordingly, when I cry out in this blog, “For the glory of your name, O Lord, deliver us” from clericalism,…
…could it be that what I’m doing is not loving the Lord or keeping his word, so I shouldn’t be expecting my Father and Him to love me by coming;…
…however, since, ” all sound spirituality entails both welcoming divine love and adoration”, which is present in the Sacraments and people that have been canceled, shouldn’t I be “confident in the Lord because of his infinite power“, that when at my final judgement I ask, “Lord, Lord, did I not blog daily in your name?”, that even if I discover that my conscience was in error, can I not now have peace knowing that it will be the Lord Himself, not my parish priest, who will examine me and decide if He knows me❓
