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The kind of faith needed to persist in prayer

October 14, 2022October 14, 2022 adminFaith & Life

Unfortunately, we often experience God as a capricious figure whom we can manipulate with the “right” prayer formula, ritual or devotion, thinking that our insistence might magically convince Him to give us what we want, regardless of the goodness of our request. Prayer is not only asking, but also listening.

Nick Vujicic, Parables, Unjust judge

BITE-SIZE THEOLOGY (194): Why do we inherit original sin? And what is mortal sin?

October 14, 2022October 14, 2022 adminFaith & Life

Mortal sin is like deliberate solitary confinement. If death comes and one has not repented, his heart is forever sealed – he will have excluded himself from enjoying infinite truth, goodness, beauty, life, and happiness.

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‘Dream and pursue your goals’: Bishop Lee tells Macau’s youngsters as Diocesan Youth Center seeks to be a beacon of holistic growth

October 14, 2022October 14, 2022 adminLocal

The new Diocesan Youth Center is focused on drawing youth to discover the best in themselves, develop it and offer it to the world. In doing so, they will also evolve in their spiritual life and learn to become better persons.

Bishop Stephen Lee, Diocesan Youth Commission, Macau
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