Consider the vision of Ezekiel where living waters are flowing from the altar of the temple and enter the stagnant sea, the stagnant sea waters are profoundly changed and become fresh, living waters. So too, when our lives are rooted in Christ and nourished from the Altar of Sacrifice our own lives become open to profound transformation.
Read MoreToday we are called to remember the faithful departed who have gone before us to their judgement. Our hope is that our brothers and sisters who laboured to spread the Gospel of Life, through various works within the pro-life movement, have received a favourable judgement for their good works. As we hear in the first reading: “Having been disciplined a little, they will receive a great good, because God tested them and found them worthy of Himself.”
Read MoreJesus invites us to turn to Him in humility and contriteness of heart, like the tax collector in today’s Gospel. There we can receive mercy and forgiveness for all our sins, even those that are most grievous in nature, whether we have had an abortion or have willingly assisted in an abortion or euthanasia.
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