[Grem] A mai nagyböjti szentmise igéi

[Emoke Greschik]

1. / Kocsi György atya, zamárdi plébános atya mai elmélkedése (9'04)
https://katolikus.ma/mert-amilyen-mertekkel-ti-mertek-olyannal-mernek-majd-nektek-is-nagybojti-rahangolo/

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Friends, in today’s Gospel





*, Jesus charges us to be merciful and to stop judging others. But we
cannot perform such behaviors on our own strength—we need God’s
assistance.In the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew, Jesus tells his
followers: “Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect.” The
perfection that he urges—which includes a radical love of enemies, the
practice of nonviolence in the face of aggression, the refusal to judge
one’s brothers and sisters, and an embrace of poverty, meekness, and
simplicity of heart—is not desirable or even possible within a natural
framework.The form of life outlined in the Sermon on the Mount would strike
Aristotle as excessive and irrational—and that is just the point. Its
viability and beauty will emerge only when one’s mind, will, and body have
been invaded and elevated by the love that God is.*This is not to say that
the natural moral excellences perceived by Aristotle are invalidated by
grace;* the invasion of the sacred does not overwhelm or undermine the
secular. But it does indeed transfigure it. This transfiguration is the
effect of love, working its way through the moral self.*

*Dicsőség az Atyának, a Fiúnak és a Szentléleknek most és mindörökké. Ámen.*
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