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prayingmantis
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What are the friuts of the Liturgy, and how do you Apply them to your daily life?
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stbruno
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The 12 Fruits of the Holy Spirit grow in our souls with our practice of Virtue as enabled by the Gifts of the Holy Spirit:
*]Charity
*]Joy
*]Peace
*]Patience
*]Benignity
*]Goodness
*]Long-suffering (patient suffering over an extended period)
*]Mildness
*]Faith
*]Modesty
*]Continency
*]Chastity
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stbruno
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The 12 Fruits of the Holy Spirit grow in our souls with our practice of Virtue as enabled by the Gifts of the Holy Spirit:
*]Charity
*]Joy
*]Peace
*]Patience
*]Benignity
*]Goodness
*]Long-suffering (patient suffering over an extended period)
*]Mildness
*]Faith
*]Modesty
*]Continency
*]Chastity
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prayingmantis
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Fruits of the liturgy is more than the gifts of the Holy spirit. It is having a deeper relationship with GOD, by hearing His words and receiving Him in the Body and Bood. It is going out to love and serve the Lord in your everyday life. To be Christ to those around you. That is what I have found In my research on the subject.
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prayingmantis
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“What is the liturgy? It is the actualization of the Bible…if Bible reading is missing there is no comprehension of the meaning nor of the fruits of the liturgy…. Liturgy is the sacramentality of the Bible. Here lies the necessity of the Bible for the people: if this is not the case the liturgy means nothing to them; furthermore, they will give less praise to God and their prayer will not be complete.”
**LITURGY, SOURCE OF LIFE IN CHRIST
**From the liturgy we receive the nourishment to grow in the life of Jesus Christ until we are identified with him. There are innumerable meditations of Fr. Alberione to his spiritual children following the liturgical year as an “itinerary of faith”: “The liturgical year with its various celebrations draws all to know Jesus, to imitate Jesus, and to live Jesus.”
Normally, for Fr Alberione, the Gospel reading for the current day, feast or liturgical season was the theme for his meditation which, keeping in mind the group to which it was directed, would become a relevant word pronounced by God for the present day and for the specific persons or Institute being addressed. Here we see the genius of this man of God who was able to read historical events in the light of the Word of God. He knew how to convert liturgy into life and life into liturgy, that is, to respond to God the Father in the Church through Jesus Christ, with the power of the Holy Spirit which, in the liturgy, raises all to the fullness of salvation.
In his later years he repeated this call ever more frequently: “work for the glory for God until we are able to say ‘for me to live is Christ’ (Phil 1:21; Gal 2:20) by living the liturgical year. Each year the Lord enables us to reach a higher and deeper perfection: ‘Christ lives in me.’ Jesus Christ lives in us his thoughts are our thoughts, his desires our desires, and our desires and intentions are those of Jesus.”
**LITURGY, SOURCE OF LIFE IN CHRIST
**From the liturgy we receive the nourishment to grow in the life of Jesus Christ until we are identified with him. There are innumerable meditations of Fr. Alberione to his spiritual children following the liturgical year as an “itinerary of faith”: “The liturgical year with its various celebrations draws all to know Jesus, to imitate Jesus, and to live Jesus.”
Normally, for Fr Alberione, the Gospel reading for the current day, feast or liturgical season was the theme for his meditation which, keeping in mind the group to which it was directed, would become a relevant word pronounced by God for the present day and for the specific persons or Institute being addressed. Here we see the genius of this man of God who was able to read historical events in the light of the Word of God. He knew how to convert liturgy into life and life into liturgy, that is, to respond to God the Father in the Church through Jesus Christ, with the power of the Holy Spirit which, in the liturgy, raises all to the fullness of salvation.
In his later years he repeated this call ever more frequently: “work for the glory for God until we are able to say ‘for me to live is Christ’ (Phil 1:21; Gal 2:20) by living the liturgical year. Each year the Lord enables us to reach a higher and deeper perfection: ‘Christ lives in me.’ Jesus Christ lives in us his thoughts are our thoughts, his desires our desires, and our desires and intentions are those of Jesus.”
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prayingmantis
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The fruits of the Liturgy is-
Hearing and receiving Jesus in your heart through the Liturgy of the word and the Liturgy of the Eucharist and appling them inyour daily walk with GOD.
Hearing and receiving Jesus in your heart through the Liturgy of the word and the Liturgy of the Eucharist and appling them inyour daily walk with GOD.
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