Wording Congratulation

The Catholic priest

"The figure of the Catholic priest is one of the most powerful and most spectacular images of the man and people who know the story And like so many fail in this way, there are still so many stuck in a poor part sketches. This figure is not only an ideal , a claim that a design: it is a thousand examples of valid and has been incarnated Countless believers are allowed to show a red-hot thanks that she met her "..
Ida Friederike Görres


(found in: Josef Hünermann, absence and serving , Verlag Ludwig Auer Cassianeum, 1963)

she's right! Pray We for our priests.

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celibacy - an imposition from the Eternal

"The celibacy law is not meant as a disciplinary act of the Church, but extends into the depth dimension of a story into it with God, takes it and gives it legal shape.
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The marriage Lose designs his life plan at the gracious God, and seeks in His merciful hand to hold.

... The Christian message is there the most, where people engage in stunning simplicity to that suggestion, which comes from the eternal. you will always be the exception, they do not pay attention to themselves to public applause for one they do not. This should also apply to the priestly Celibacy apply. As soon as he surrounds himself with grandeur, he is undermined at its root. Those who met the married ones would like a little last of that simplicity, feel downright audacity of mind that every truly distinguishes believers "

(from:. Klaus Demmer, suggestion from the Lord, thoughts on priestly celibacy , Verlag Herder , 1991)

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celibacy - a firewall for the priesthood

"In today's crisis of faith acts of celibacy as a firewall that prevents the massive penetration of semi-faithful Trojans into the priesthood."

Father Engelbert Recktenwald FSSP ( Memorandum VI, What solidarity?, http://www.kath-info.de/ )

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dialogue

One form of dialogue, which is probably out of fashion (but wonderful):

"you must be willing to talk with God enter, in order to give the word answer that God addressed to her. If they have admitted only once on the dialogue, they must listen, where the Lord lead you want. They engage on a personal relationship to God. " *)

And the experience I have made it (despite the fact that I a few years ago all claims of We Are Church and Co. signed with conviction . Had):

"When people hear the call of God, their religion no Obligation to have everything you must not be Catholic, and must go not Sunday Mass, they not have believe in the Magisterium of the Pope . you choose rather free to do all this because they have a personal relationship with God, and hear how God is calling them to follow Him in the Catholic Church. " *)

*) Richard Rohr, Catholic Why? , Verlag Herder, 1991

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celibacy - a provocation

"Celibacy is a provocation. In a world the right to no longer believe in life after death, this life of constant protest against the general superficiality. Celibacy is the constant message of living that this world is not all his joys and sorrows. There are people who do this to anger. For, as one's own concept of life is made a major question mark. . Not just a text or a tossed off conversation, but obvious by a life decision, "

Manfred Lütz (published in the daily mail by February 4, 2011 )

[Found on Jobo72's Weblog ]

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greetings ...

... to all my new favorite professors :
(. Am I glad I'm not a student)

"to come today, an ant in your house and lose a wild start to overturn the same thing - you would comfortably smile and think: just zugeputscht, it does not work .

... as long as the earth endures, the Catholic Church "of God announce any force coming generation 'and their magnificent cathedrals and cathedrals will shine in the dawn of the last day, and their bells ring in the tired, the dying man the last closing time - and this is as true as God's son has spoken: 'The gates of hell shall not prevail against it', and 'behold I am with you always, even unto the end of the world '"

. (from Why I love my church of Jacob Scherer, MZ-pressure, Regensburg, 1914)