I've always wondered what determines the unfolding of our days? It 's really all tied to our will? Are we really sure? Some people even think that everything has to be tied to the case and that the bad luck or fortune to do the masters. Certainly much of what happens depends on our behavior and our freedom to act, we can predict with a certain margin of error that arising from our choices and our actions, but alas the unexpected is always there, ready to disrupt our projects. Fortunately
believers in Christ (the real ones) do not think that life is really like, but a freedom to do evil, a freedom of good matches.
Whenever a child and mother split up in the morning, each in their own way, in the parent inevitably triggered the thought to the one that dominates our lives, asking with a prayer, made up of simple gestures, a possible protection for what is so dear. Many
and confess to me, this gesture usual, has always seemed like something that little or nothing will affect our day.
Yet the Gospels are clear .... "Ask and you shall receive" So with these words, Jesus of Nazareth responded to the apostles that summons him during his public life.
But what we are given all that we ask?
I am convinced that "almost" all of what we demand is fulfilled in the short or long term,
"almost" is justified by the fact that not always, among the many things required, there are those oriented to our true good.
So please leave us that our mothers ... freely intercede for us, because it is clear that prayer allows the Lord to break free will, acting on our behalf or in some cases reducing the negative consequences that we had gone to kick.
believers in Christ (the real ones) do not think that life is really like, but a freedom to do evil, a freedom of good matches.
Whenever a child and mother split up in the morning, each in their own way, in the parent inevitably triggered the thought to the one that dominates our lives, asking with a prayer, made up of simple gestures, a possible protection for what is so dear. Many
and confess to me, this gesture usual, has always seemed like something that little or nothing will affect our day.
Yet the Gospels are clear .... "Ask and you shall receive" So with these words, Jesus of Nazareth responded to the apostles that summons him during his public life.
But what we are given all that we ask?
I am convinced that "almost" all of what we demand is fulfilled in the short or long term,
"almost" is justified by the fact that not always, among the many things required, there are those oriented to our true good.
So please leave us that our mothers ... freely intercede for us, because it is clear that prayer allows the Lord to break free will, acting on our behalf or in some cases reducing the negative consequences that we had gone to kick.
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