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“I can make it with His grace and mercy”
Grace Kilgore, 7.28.10 -
“Be Open to God's Transforming Love”
David Murray, 4.29.10 -
“It is the Purpose and Direction of Life”
Dave Murray, 9.10.09 -
“That He Loves Me”
Rosa Corona, 6.9.09 -
“That God Loves Me”
Anna Galgani-Leone, 3.30.09 -
“Jesus' death cleansed our souls of all sin.”
Mary B., 3.25.09
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“That in my deepest pain God is still with me”
Paul Tiseo, 11.26.08 -
“We shouldn't be too afraid”
Jackie, 11.23.08 -
“We shall be united in prayer”
Br. Luma Edward Loka, 11.14.08 -
“Jesus' Passion says I Love You”
Patricia, 11.5.08 -
“Suffering is an entrée into new life.”
Fr. Alex Steinmiller, CP, 6.15.08 -
“Without the Passion we don’t have any salvation.”
Fr. Tu-Jin Kim, CP, 6.4.08
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“Suffering links me to other people.”
Fr. Patrick Brennan, CP, 5.14.08 -
“Love unto death.”
Fr. Ward Biddle, CP, 3.27.08 -
“Suffering can be of value.”
Fr. Sebastian MacDonald, CP, 3.19.08 -
“Be willing to risk for the sake of good.”
Fr. James Thoman, CP, 3.1.08 -
“How much I am loved.”
Marlo Serritella, 2.29.08 -
“Not to be complacent.”
John Gonzalez, 2.29.08
“Suffering can be of value. It tells me that, given the amount of suffering/passion in the world, it gains currency, and becomes valuable currency, through the Passion of Christ. When St. Paul says he fills up in his body what is lacking to the sufferings of Christ, he is saying he is putting more money in the bank to give added credit value to all the suffering/passion going on in the world. The Passion is a letter of certification that all the suffering going on in the world is constantly accumulating value for an eventual transaction that will enrich us.”
Fr. Sebastian MacDonald, CP, 3.19.08
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