ToolsA new beginning for people of faith
CONGRATULATIONS to the
Catholic faithful on the selection of a new Pope. If the initial indications are indeed true, then truly, this must be a new beginning for people of faith. Indeed, I am moved by the descriptions of Pope Francis as a man who has denied himself of luxuries, rode the bus to work and visited the slums to share the message of peace and humility. How does this compare to those who have built empires and now spread the Word in airplanes, have security entourages and live the finest, while bleeding money from the poor for fake miracles? I trust the selflessness and humility of Pope Francis will remind people of all faiths of the true meaning of religion. Last but not least, those Catholics who have drifted away must recognise, before it’s too late, that faith is not about miracles, spirit lash, money and glamour. They must return to the fold and seek forgiveness for their disbelieving ways. Not getting rich, not being healed, or not having a faithful spouse does not mean they should lose their faith. Lystra Marajh Glencoe |
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