The last point about the old church no longer existing and the need to move forward reminds me of the Pope’s discussion at the latest General Audience about the virtue of Hope. Specifically, when he says that “Hope is a virtue against which we sin often: in our bad nostalgia, in our melancholy, when we think that the happiness of the past is buried forever.”
The last point about the old church no longer existing and the need to move forward reminds me of the Pope’s discussion at the latest General Audience about the virtue of Hope. Specifically, when he says that “Hope is a virtue against which we sin often: in our bad nostalgia, in our melancholy, when we think that the happiness of the past is buried forever.”