Love endures all things. It’s not easy to endure, but love endures all things. Do you see what is happening in our society today? No more commitment. Everything is like going to the supermarket. If you don’t like it, you throw it away or return it. We are getting used to throwing away. Throw away plates, cutlery, food, and everything, husband, wife, and children. And some even actually throw away their children. They throw away the children in their wombs. Throw away. In every house where there is peace, there is somebody who endures. Look at husbands and wives that are celebrating their 50 years of marriage. We have to endure for something to last. Nothing will last without endurance. Pray to God to give you the endurance to endure all things.
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Love Does Not Tell Lies
“Love rejoices in the truth. It rejoices in the right.” Truth gives us the reality as it is, without falsifying it. But the problem is, are we ready for it? Sometimes, the truth hurts. Especially if it is being told about us. And we don’t want our idiosyncrasies to be exposed, our mistakes. It hurts, but the truth has to be told because truth is life…
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Love Is Not Ill Tempered
Love is not quick tempered. It is not irritable. It is not resentful. I love people who have realized that they are hot tempered. They have learned to control their temper. So learn to hold your temper, because there are people who are being disgraced by their tempers because they can’t hold it. We pray for them that the good…
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Love for the Dead
This is how Catholics show their love for the dead. Some argue, why do we pray for the dead? But Maccabees have given us the insight. The Bible says. “For if he were not expecting that those who had fallen will rise again, it would have been superfluous and foolish to pray for the dead. But if he was looking to the splendid reward that is laid up for those who fall asleep in godliness, it was a holy and pious thought. Therefore…
