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God’s love is so overwhelming. This right here is true, unconditional love. Not only did He die on the cross for our sake, but He continuously takes it a step further and gives Himself to us in such a humble, selfless way. The Holy Eucharist is the most beautiful and indescribable gift. I will never be able to thank Him enough or give back that love in any close degree. But He will still accept it as just enough ❤️ • • From the words of Bl. Fulton Sheen: “the greatest love story of all time is contained in a tiny white Host.”

Guess which overly excited catholic fan girl heard Dr. Scott Hahn in person!!!!!

My sister went on a pilgrimage and brought me back this beautiful plaque from Poland

"A man's gift maketh room for him, and bringeth him before great men" (Prov. 18:16).  Did you know that you can make room for yourself?  I want you to notice my golden text: "A man's gift maketh room for him, AND bringeth him before great men" (Prov. 18:16). The word "and" means also, so this verse is saying two things. Number one, it's saying that your gift will make room for you. And, number two, it's saying that you'll be brought before great men because of your gift.  So we see that two things happen because of the gift. But I want you to notice, first of all, that the gift maketh. "Maketh" simply means causes, implying that there's an action taking place.  Often I've heard people quote this verse and say it means something that it doesn't really mean. I've even heard preachers wrongly teach this verse. You see, most people talk about this verse in regard to talent.  Essentially, what they say is that if you're talented or have some gift or anointing, then eventually your place will be made for you, and people of great means will get to hear you or partake of your gift.  But that isn't what this verse is talking about at all! In fact, when you look this scripture up in the original Hebrew, you'll find out several things.  First of all, you'll discover that the writer is referring to financial things. In fact, when you look it up, you will find that in the Middle East - and the Bible is an Eastern book - it was customary for a man to bring a gift to an individual in order to be heard by that individual.  You had to present a gift before anyone would even discuss business with you.  Of course, we don't have that tradition here in the West, but the Bible says that a man's gift makes room for him, and we, no matter where we are, have to understand what that means, because it's a Bible truth.  The Hebrew word translated "gift" in Prov. 18:16 means a present. And the word "room" means to broaden. So, in other words, we could read that verse like this: "A man's present will broaden, cause expansion, or create opportunity for him. And, on top of all that, a man's present will bring him before great men." - brought to you by Cfaith #Cfaith #blessed #love

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