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Jul 17, 2008 · A collection of notable quotes from Pope Benedict XVI from homilies, documents, messages and speeches from 2005 to 2013, the years he served as pope. ... Pope Benedict XVI lectures on faith and ...
- Faith is more than ‘intellectual assent’ In the Holy Father’s Wednesday audience in St. Peter’s Square on Oct. 24, 2012, he told the crowd: “Faith is a gift of God, but it is also a profoundly free and human act.”
- Faith is meeting God. In that same Wednesday audience, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI added that “Having faith, then, is meeting this ‘You,’ God, who supports me and grants me the promise of an indestructible love that not only aspires to eternity but gives it; it means entrusting myself to God with the attitude of a child, who knows well that all his difficulties, all his problems are understood in the ‘you’ of his mother.”
- The faith of the Blessed Virgin Mary. How did the Mother of God live her life full of faith, given all of the trials that she had to endure throughout her life?
- Faith: a proof of things unseen. In his 2007 encyclical letter Spe salvi, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI drew extensive connections between the virtues of faith and hope.
Thinking, People, Evil. 44 Copy quote. Look at the face of the other... discover that he has a soul, a history and a life, that he is a person and that God loves this person. Pope Benedict XVI. Soul, Looks, Faces. 66 Copy quote. We can fall, but in the end we fall into God's hands, and God's hands are good hands.
- Faith Is More Than ‘Intellectual assent’
- Faith Is Meeting God
- The Faith of The Blessed Virgin Mary
- Faith: A Proof of Things Unseen
- Faith That Bears No Fruit
In the Holy Father’s Wednesday audience in St. Peter’s Square on Oct. 24, 2012, he told the crowd: “Faith is a gift of God, but it is also a profoundly free and human act.” Speaking about faith in the “Year of Faith” — which spanned from October 2012 to November 2013 — Benedict said: “Faith is not a mere intellectual assent of the human person to s...
In that same Wednesday audience, Benedict added that “Having faith, then, is meeting this ‘You,’ God, who supports me and grants me the promise of an indestructible love that not only aspires to eternity but gives it; it means entrusting myself to God with the attitude of a child, who knows well that all his difficulties, all his problems are under...
How did the Mother of God live her life full of faith, given all of the trials that she had to endure throughout her life? This is precisely the question that Benedict posed to the crowd in his Wednesday audience on Dec. 19, 2012, in the Vatican’s Paul VI Audience Hall. He answered by giving the example of the Gospel of Luke’s first chapter, where ...
In his 2007 encyclical letter Spe salvi, Benedict drew extensive connections between the virtues of faith and hope. In the first subheading of the encyclical, Benedict says that faith is hope. Continuing, he wrote: “Faith is not merely a personal reaching out towards things to come that are still totally absent: it gives us something. It gives us e...
In Benedict’s 2011 motu proprio Porta fidei, he wrote about the importance of charity and its connection to faith. “Faith without charity bears no fruit,” the Holy Father wrote, “while charity without faith would be a sentiment constantly at the mercy of doubt.” He continued: “Faith and charity each require the other, in such a way that each allows...
Nov 30, 2007 · Holy Mary, Mother of God, our Mother, teach us to believe, to hope, to love with you. Show us the way to his Kingdom! Star of the Sea, shine upon us and guide us on our way! Given in Rome, at Saint Peter's, on 30 November, the Feast of Saint Andrew the Apostle, in the year 2007, the third of my Pontificate.
Pope Benedict XVI's Address delivered during The General Audience on Ash Wednesday In St. Peter’s Square, zenit.org. March 1, 2006. With the Eucharist, therefore, heaven comes down to earth, the tomorrow of God descends into the present and it is as if time remains embraced by divine eternity.
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Oct 24, 2012 · As from Baptism every believer is called to new life, and to make this confession of faith his or her own, together with the brethren. Faith is a gift of God, but it is also a profoundly free and human act. The Catechism of the Catholic Church says so clearly: “Believing is possible only by grace and the interior help of the Holy Spirit. But ...
