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San Josemaría Diario

Una nueva cita de San Josemaría cada día.

  • Le ha llegado el momento de la dura prueba, y ha venido a buscarte desconsolado.

    —¿Te acuerdas? Para él —el amigo que te daba consejos “prudentes”—, tu modo de proceder no era más que utopía, fruto de una deformación de ideas, captación de voluntades, y… “agudezas” por el estilo.

    —“Este entregarse al Señor —sentenciaba— es una exacerbación anormal del sentimiento religioso”. Y, con su pobre lógica, pensaba que entre tu familia y tú se había interpuesto un extraño: Cristo.

    Ahora ha entendido lo que tantas veces le repetías: Cristo no separa jamás a las almas.

    —

    A time of hard trial arrived for him, and he came to you grief-stricken.

    —Do you remember? For him — the friend who used to give you his “prudent” advice — your behaviour was only a utopia, the result of deformed ideas, manipulation of wills, and… other “cleverness” of that type.

    —“This self-giving to the Lord”, he would assert, “is an abnormal excitement of the religious sentiment.” And with his faulty reasoning, he thought that between your family and you a stranger had entered: Christ.

    Now he has understood what you told him so often: Christ never separates souls.

    Surco (Furrow), #23

    Tagged: San Josemaría San Josemaría Escrivá Difficulty Trials Tribulations Hard Complicated Catholic Christ Christian

    Posted on September 30, 2011 with 207 notes

  • ¿Estás sufriendo una gran tribulación? —¿Tienes contradicciones? Di, muy despacio, como paladeándola, esta oración recia y viril:

    “Hágase, cúmplase, sea alabada y eternamente ensalzada la justísima y amabilísima Voluntad de Dios, sobre todas las cosas. —Amén. —Amén.”

    Yo te aseguro que alcanzarás la paz.

    —

    Are things going against you? Are you going through a rough time? Say very slowly, as if relishing it, this powerful and manly prayer:

    ‘May the most just and most lovable will of God be done, be fulfilled be praised and eternally exalted above all things. Amen, Amen.’

    I assure you that you will find peace.

    Camino (The Way), #691

    Tagged: San Josemaría San Josemaría Escrivá Trials Tribulations Hard Pain Tough Rough Opus Dei Catholic Christian

    Posted on September 20, 2011 with 18 notes

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