Today 'All Saints' Day, and the Church invites us to meditate on the Beatitudes. 'Cause all of us and' called to be saint, and the Beatitudes show us the path.
Some of the Beatitudes are not a choice - who can 'choose to be in distress, or persecution? This' takes place only as a cause of events or actions.
But many of the beatitudes are 'active'.
am blessed are the meek, the merciful, the peacemakers, those who hunger for justice, the pure in heart, the poor in spirit. Blessed are those who do not rise 'believe themselves superior to others, but, feeling deeply their equality and brotherhood to all, yearning for a just world where peace reigns. Hearing this intimate communion with all, blessed are those who can forgive and look what a pure heart 'is going on and who's around them.
Blessed are those who see God, inherit the kingdom of God, they will receive mercy, they shall be satisfied and comforted. Blessed in the future, but always with a little spark right now. The Kingdom of God 'in our midst, Jesus told us'!
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