15th Sunday After Pentecost 2022
The Epistle for this Mass warns us against vanity. It should be easy for us to see our neighbor as better than we are, because we know our own sins and we do not know how others will be judged. How humble should we be when we remember that our sins affect the whole Mystical Body and make us deserving of hell? We must hate our sins, love those who despise us, and embrace the humiliations that God sees fit to send us.
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