- Archbishop Michael Ramsey, The Gospel and the Catholic Church
“A genuinely good heart is a heart that is open and alight with understanding. It listens to the sorrows of the world. Our society is wrong to think that happiness depends on fulfilling one's own wants and desires. That is why our society is so miserable...” (Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo, Into the Heart of Life, Snow Lion: 2011, Chapter 9 ‘Practicing the good heart’)
Monday, April 6, 2009
Thought for Holy Monday
"Baptism, like the Incarnation and the death of Christ, is a real action of God who recreates. The fact of Christ includes the fact of the Church. This is not a novel speculation added to the original gospel: it springs from the gospel. The gospel record is unintelligible apart from the Messiah's death, and that death is spiritually unintelligible unless the disciples share in it. For by sharing in it through baptism of the Spirit they and all believers know the death and resurrection as a present reality."
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