During our Divine Mercy Sunday Mass of Thanksgiving for the Canonization of St.
John Paul II, the shrine’s Chaplain Fr. Gregory Gresko gave a
beautiful homily that touched on the life and legacy of the late Holy Father.
He said:
Wherever he went, Saint John Paul II testified to
the truth and power of building the civilization of God’s Love – a society
filled with Charity in Truth, founded upon the communion between God and man,
and man alongside his neighbor in Christ. John Paul II testified to the real
possibility of man’s living in this love, to the degree that man allows himself
to be embraced by God’s Divine Mercy and, having been transfigured by this
all-merciful Love that pours endlessly from the Heart of Jesus, carries that
Divine Mercy into his every relationship – within his family home, throughout
his working relationships, in every encounter with his fellow man.
This great testimony of our beloved
John Paul II is something that we continue to remember and reflect upon here at
the Saint John Paul II National Shrine as we proceed with work on our permanent exhibit
celebrating the Holy Father’s life and legacy, slated to open this summer.
For the full text of Fr. Gresko’s
homily, see our site.
Saint
John Paul II, Pray for Us!
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