Thank you, Mr. Beltran, for this wonderful interview. I particularly loved Bishop Hal’Ko's statement:
"I’m there for everyone, waiting for the moment to tell them that Jesus loves them. If they agree, I’ll confess them and tell them that their sins are forgiven and that I absolve them. But I cannot say that sins do not exist! I myself hav…
Thank you, Mr. Beltran, for this wonderful interview. I particularly loved Bishop Hal’Ko's statement:
"I’m there for everyone, waiting for the moment to tell them that Jesus loves them. If they agree, I’ll confess them and tell them that their sins are forgiven and that I absolve them. But I cannot say that sins do not exist! I myself have experienced sinfulness. Each and every one of us are sinners. But with the mercy of God, we can be better every day."
That pretty much sums it up, in some way... We get so lost in the "listening" and "affirming" and kindness that we forget the joy which is genuine mercy.
Thank you, Mr. Beltran, for this wonderful interview. I particularly loved Bishop Hal’Ko's statement:
"I’m there for everyone, waiting for the moment to tell them that Jesus loves them. If they agree, I’ll confess them and tell them that their sins are forgiven and that I absolve them. But I cannot say that sins do not exist! I myself have experienced sinfulness. Each and every one of us are sinners. But with the mercy of God, we can be better every day."
That pretty much sums it up, in some way... We get so lost in the "listening" and "affirming" and kindness that we forget the joy which is genuine mercy.