
How Dare We Hold a Grudge
3rd Sunday after Epiphany 2012
This Epistle informs us that we should not imagine we are correct in all things. Those who are wise know that they could be mistaken. Also, we are instructed to avoid the desire for vengeance. We must strive to be at peace with all men as much as possible – even our enemies. St. Catherine of Genoa tells us that our love of God is measured by our love of neighbor. By performing acts of charity towards our enemies, we obtain many graces for them. Anyone who says that he loves God and hates his neighbor is a liar. God shows love to us when we are His enemies through sin. He offers His forgiveness to us before we are even sorry.
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