And how can you not believe in miracles? Or at least very strange, yet happy coincidences. It is no secret that I'm fascinated by the preaching of Father John Andrew Kłoczowski, wygłaszanymi every Sunday in the so-called. Dozen. Yesterday I came to Dublin for a week, so today I could not automatically appear on the Dozen. A surprise here. Kłoczu leads retreats in the Polish Dominican ministry in Dublin. Is this a sign?
sermon about everything, but it is not surprising. Fruit of life considerations, which regales us every Sunday for years, here you must pass in the course of four homilies. I will not summarize the sermon, as most thought runs through my entire blog. But I liked a quote from Meister Eckhart:
It is worth considering whether we love God precisely because of the benefits which we expect from this? Is our love is like to be? Is it selfless? Does doing good, we think about the reward that awaits us, instead of the world that we have a chance to create and save?
sermon about everything, but it is not surprising. Fruit of life considerations, which regales us every Sunday for years, here you must pass in the course of four homilies. I will not summarize the sermon, as most thought runs through my entire blog. But I liked a quote from Meister Eckhart:
Some want to look at God with the same eyes, which look at a cow, and they want to love God as love her. And they love it because milk and cheese, due to its own advantage. This is what all those who love God because of external or internal wealth of comfort, not love Him as they should, they love their own advantage.
It is worth considering whether we love God precisely because of the benefits which we expect from this? Is our love is like to be? Is it selfless? Does doing good, we think about the reward that awaits us, instead of the world that we have a chance to create and save?
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