Lent is a Time of Conversion
At the Easter Vigil, we will make our profession of Faith. From the start of the season of Lent till Easter, we undergo the process of change in our lives to become another Christ. Our relationship with Jesus must start growing and we then learn what it means to change for the Lord. We begin to understand the love of God and we are able to respond to God's call.
This conversion must force us to reflect on our own faith, it must challenge us to look into our hearts and to question ourselves about how we have used the gifts that this loving God has given us.
What did I do to make the world a better place? How much better is my family or my Church because of me? Conversion is not necessarily changing our religion, it is about us becoming better Christians, it is about accepting and living all the wonderful gifts that our Lord has already given us because there is nothing new the Lord has to give us, but what is important for us is living and using what He has already given us for ourselves as well as for others.
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Fr. Tom Mangattuthazhe
PRAISE GOD
BLESSED BE THE ONE WHO COMES IN THE NAME OF THE LORD
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At the Easter Vigil, we will make our profession of Faith. From the start of the season of Lent till Easter, we undergo the process of change in our lives to become another Christ. Our relationship with Jesus must start growing and we then learn what it means to change for the Lord. We begin to understand the love of God and we are able to respond to God's call.
This conversion must force us to reflect on our own faith, it must challenge us to look into our hearts and to question ourselves about how we have used the gifts that this loving God has given us.
What did I do to make the world a better place? How much better is my family or my Church because of me? Conversion is not necessarily changing our religion, it is about us becoming better Christians, it is about accepting and living all the wonderful gifts that our Lord has already given us because there is nothing new the Lord has to give us, but what is important for us is living and using what He has already given us for ourselves as well as for others.
--
Fr. Tom Mangattuthazhe
PRAISE GOD
BLESSED BE THE ONE WHO COMES IN THE NAME OF THE LORD
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