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The disciples’ ascent up Mount Tabor leads us to reflect on the importance of disengaging from worldly matters, in order to make a journey toward heaven and to contemplate Jesus. It is a matter of being attentive to the careful and prayerful listening of Christ, the beloved Son of the Father, seeking intimate moments of prayer that allow for the docile and joyful welcoming of the Word of God.
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Angelus Address
6 August 2017
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| Feast, Transfiguration |
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From on high the voice of the Father resounds proclaiming Jesus to be his most beloved Son, saying “listen to him”. This word is important! Our Father said this to these Apostles, and says it to us as well: “listen to Jesus, because he is my beloved Son”.
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Angelus Address
16 March 2014
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| Feast, Transfiguration |
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Jesus reveals Himself as the perfect icon of the Father, the radiance of his glory.
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Angelus Address
St. Peter's Square
1 March 2015
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| Feast, Transfiguration |
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With Peter, James and John we too climb the Mount of the Transfiguration today and stop in contemplation of the face of Jesus to retrieve the message and translate it into our lives; for we too can be transfigured by Love.
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Angelus Address
St. Peter's Square
1 March 2015
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