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Pope Francis @Pontifex
The wounds on the body of the risen Jesus are the sign of the battle he fought and won for us, won with the weapons of love, so that we might have #peace and remain in peace. https://t.co/GVgQvBODaQ — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
The Lord is risen! Let us lift up our gaze, remove the veil of sadness and sorrow from our eyes, and open our hearts to the hope that God brings! https://t.co/laMdZhXIBe — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
Jesus is alive! Today, too, he walks in our midst, changes us and sets us free. Thanks to him, evil has been robbed of its power; failure can no longer hold us back from starting anew; and death has become a passage to the stirrings of new life. — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
Our hope has a name: the name of Jesus. He entered the tomb of our sin; he descended to those depths where we feel most lost, bore the weight of our burdens and from the dark abyss of death restored us to life and turned our mourning into joy. — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
The light of the resurrection generates missionary disciples who return from the tomb in order to bring to all the Gospel of the risen Christ. That is why, after seeing and hearing, the women ran to proclaim to the disciples the joy of the resurrection. — PolitiTweet.org
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The women proclaimed the joy of the resurrection. Easter did not occur simply to console those who mourned the death of Jesus, but to open hearts to the extraordinary message of God’s triumph over evil and death. — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
On this night let us allow the women of the Gospel to lead us by the hand, so that, with them, we may glimpse the first rays of the dawn of God’s life rising in the darkness of our world. — PolitiTweet.org
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#PrayTogether #GoodFriday #Peace https://t.co/eWhO5OSRuw — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
Let us place ourselves before the Crucified One, the wellspring of our peace, and ask him for peace of heart and peace in the world. #GoodFriday — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
God's presence is so humble, hidden, so invisible, that it needs an attentive, awake and welcoming heart to be recognized. #Eucharist #HolyThursday — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
The weapons of the #Gospel are prayer, tenderness, forgiveness and freely-given love for one’s neighbour, to any neighbour. This is how God’s #peace is brought into the world. This is why the armed aggression of these days, like every war, represents an outrage against God. — PolitiTweet.org
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While worldly power leaves only destruction and death in its wake, Christ's #peace builds up history, starting from the heart of every person who welcomes us. #GeneralAudience — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
The #peace of the Lord follows the way of meekness and the cross: it is taking responsibility for others. Indeed, Christ took on himself our evil, sin and death. In this way he freed us. His peace is not the fruit of some compromise, but rather is born of self-giving. — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
If we want to evaluate our following of Christ, let us look at how we behave toward those who have hurt us. The Lord asks us to respond like He does with us. He does not separate us into good and bad, friends and enemies. For Him, all of us are beloved children. — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
Let us gaze upon the Crucified One. It is from his painful holes caused by the nails of our sinfulness, that forgiveness gushes forth. Let us look to Jesus on the cross and realize that we have never been looked on with greater gentleness and compassionate. — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
Let us journey toward Easter with his forgiveness. For Christ constantly intercedes for us before the Father. Gazing upon our violent and wounded world, he never tires of repeating: Father, forgive them for they know not what they do. — PolitiTweet.org
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During this week let us welcome the certainty that God can forgive every sin, every distance; the certainty that with Jesus there is always a place for everyone; that with Jesus, it is never over, never too late. With God, we can always come back to life. — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
‘У Бога не останется бессильным никакое слово’ (Лк 1,37). Для Бога нет ничего невозможного, даже прекратить войну, конца которой не видно, – войну, из-а которой каждый день у нас перед глазами чудовищные массовые убийства и зверские жестокости против беззащитных гражданских лиц. https://t.co/NSSSFh3UjE — PolitiTweet.org
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Немає нічого неможливого в Бога. (Лк 1,37). Також зробити так, аби припинилася війна, якій не видно кінця. Війна, яка кожного дня ставить перед нашими очима нелюдські масові вбивства та нещадні акти жорстокості, скоєні проти беззахисних цивільних. #МолімосяРазом #Мир https://t.co/goyFBhFz79 — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
Nothing is impossible for God (Lk 1:37). He can even bring an end to a war whose end is not in sight, a war that daily places before our eyes heinous massacres and atrocious cruelty committed against defenseless civilians. #PrayTogether #Peace https://t.co/tp5Yeq9gxm — PolitiTweet.org
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#МолимсяВместе #Мир #Украина https://t.co/QD8Y9wn54Q — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
#МолімосяРазом #Мир #Україна https://t.co/YWhssGjLgI — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
#PrayTogether #Ukraine #Peace https://t.co/X7QncC9EK7 — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
Jesus is crucified in the refugees who flee from bombs with children in their arms. He is crucified in the elderly left alone to die, in the young people deprived of a future; in the soldiers sent to kill their brothers and sisters. — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
The folly of war, where Christ is crucified yet another time. Christ is once more nailed to the Cross in mothers who mourn the unjust death of husbands and children. — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
Father, forgive them for they know not what they do (Lk 23:34). When violence is used, it shows that we know nothing about God, who is Father, or even about others, our brothers and sisters. We forget why we are in the world and end up committing senseless acts of cruelty. — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
Jesus instead says: Father, forgive them (Lk 23:34). Jesus did not rebuke his executioners or threaten punishments in God's name. Rather, he prays for the evildoers. Hanging from the gibbet of humiliation, the intensity of his giving increases until it becomes forgiving. — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
Save yourself. Take care of yourself. Think of yourself, not of others, only of your own well-being, your own success, your own interests, your possessions, your power, your image. Save yourself (Lk 23:37), is the constant refrain of that humanity that has crucified the Lord. — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
On Calvary, two ways of thinking collided. Against this self-centred mindset is God’s way of thinking. The mantra “save yourself” contrasts with the words of the Saviour who offers his self. #GospelOfTheDay — PolitiTweet.org
Pope Francis @Pontifex
I ask Mary Most Holy to pray that this #Lent will open our hearts to hear the call to be reconciled to God, to fix our gaze on the paschal Mystery, and to be converted to an open and sincere dialogue with God. — PolitiTweet.org
