[Grem] A mai szentmise igéi

[Emoke Greschik]

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> *Friends, in today’s Gospel Jesus teaches about the sanctity and
> permanence of marriage. Now we begin to see why the love of a husband and
> wife is a sacrament of God’s love. The Father and the Son—*while
> remaining distinct
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> *—give themselves utterly to each other, and this mutual giving is the
> Holy Spirit. So when two people come together in love and form one flesh,
> they mimic the love between the Father and the Son. And *when their love
> gives rise to a child, this mimics sacramentally the spiration of the Holy
> Spirit.
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> *Father, mother, and children are evocative of the divine Father, Son, and
> Holy Spirit. And this is why Jesus speaks so forcefully about marriage, and
> why his Church, at its best, has echoed him up and down the centuries. It
> is because marriage is such a sacred sign that the Church has sought so
> assiduously to protect it. I know that the Church gets a bad rap for
> surround*ing* marriage and sexuality with so many rules. I realize that
> libertarians through the ages have fought against the supposed uptight
> moralism of the Church. But human beings always surround precious things
> with laws, restrictions, and prohibitions.*
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