Suara Keheningan | RP. Inosensius Ino, O.Carm

Some people think that anyone can build a cave of Mary that is used as a place of prayer. It turns out that it is not that easy. And therefore, people need to study the legal guidelines that apply officially in the context of the Catholic Church. Here are some important legal articles to refer to:

God’s grace is amazing. The apostle Paul said in his letter to Titus that God’s grace “trains us to turn from ungodliness” (Titus 2:12). This is not just about avoiding sin, but also about living a life of godliness, righteousness, and self-control.

On this Mount of Transfiguration, we offer our prayers and offer our longing, realizing that even though your body is no longer here, your soul is present in eternal peace.

Have we tried to be a comforter and an encouragement to those around us?

Mary has a special role in the work of redemption as the Mother of Jesus, which makes her the mediator of God's grace and presence in the history of human salvation. Although Mary is not considered the agent of redemption itself (which is the work of Jesus Christ), the Church sees her role as a cooperatrix or "partner in redemption," because of her obedience and willingness to be an instrument that brings salvation to the world.

“Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am only a resounding gong or a clanging cymbal. Though I have the gift of prophecy and understand all mysteries and all knowledge, and though I have all faith, so as to move mountains, but have not love, I am nothing. And though I give away all my possessions to feed people, and even deliver up my body to be burned, but have not love, it profits me nothing.” | 1 Corinthians 13:1-3

By following Saint Thérèse's "little way"—humility, total trust in God, and boundless love—we can experience healing in our relationships, both with others and with God. In His love, wounded relationships can be restored, broken hearts can be healed, and we can live in true peace.

Few people realize that the direction of their life is shaped by the words they choose to use. I recall something written by David R. Hawkins: "...in this world of duality, man has been given a consciousness that can instantly detect what's destructive—and signal it to his otherwise ignorant mind."

Aus diesen drei Texten lernen wir die Wichtigkeit von Glaube, Demut und Gehorsam gegenüber Gottes Ruf. Hesekiel, Paulus und Jesus zeigen uns, wie wir Herausforderungen, Schwächen und Ablehnung begegnen sollen, indem wir auf Gottes Kraft und Gnade vertrauen.

Durch Gebet, Reflexion und ein Leben im Glauben können wir eine wahre Transformation durchmachen, zu besseren Menschen werden, die Gottes Liebe näher widerspiegeln. Jeder Moment, den wir erleben, sowohl Freude als auch Leid, ist Teil dieses wunderschönen Prozesses, der uns näher zu Gott und unserem ultimativen Ziel bringt: dem ewigen Leben mit Ihm.