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JMJ_Theresa
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Suffering united to the cross is redemptive. Does it require consent to be redemptive? Is all human suffering redemptive? By consent, I mean not choosing to suffer, but choosing to unite it to the cross? Or to accept the suffering as God’s will.
Do children or mentally impaired persons still have redemptive suffering since they may not be able intellectually to do this? Or, is there a spiritual consent that is not a conscious decision?
Do children or mentally impaired persons still have redemptive suffering since they may not be able intellectually to do this? Or, is there a spiritual consent that is not a conscious decision?