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Monseñor Báez asks not to dwell on "errors" or blame each other
Monsignor Silvio Báez called from the Santa Agatha church in Miami not to "ruminate on errors" or blame each other, and invited to start over with confidence in Jesus
TL;DR
- Monsignor Silvio Báez urged the faithful not to dwell on past mistakes or blame others.
- He encouraged a return to the "origin of faith" and recommencing the spiritual journey, inspired by Jesus' call to 'return to Galilee'.
- Báez emphasized that even after failure, it is always possible to start again with Jesus' mercy.
- The homily highlighted the importance of overcoming paralyzing guilt and recriminations.
- The concept of 'returning to Galilee' also resonates with those experiencing exile or displacement, offering memory as an 'inner homeland'.
- Jesus entrusts his mission to fragile individuals, demonstrating confidence in those with doubts and limitations.
- Believers are called to announce the Gospel in the present, wherever life has placed them, not waiting for ideal conditions.
- The Church must remain active, uphold faith, avoid mediocrity, and address human suffering and global problems.
- Báez asserted the Church's duty to denounce injustice and disrespect for human dignity without fear.
- Christ's Ascension signifies not distance but a new form of presence, guiding and protecting the Church.
- The struggle for truth and justice will bear fruit, and daily efforts are not in vain.