The Fruits Of Dying Moments

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“In humility there is mirrored the central mysterydying to self2 of the process of our transformation –the mystery that our Lord has put into these words: ‘Unless the grain of wheat falling into the ground die, itself remaineth alone; but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit’.”

                          -Dietrich von Hildebrand

 

For Reflection:

What “fruit” have some of my “dying” moments brought forth? To what extent did I see transformation in my life or in the life of others because of it? How does this give me the strength to persevere now and in the future?

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b1194Full of Grace:
Women and the Abundant Life

Johnnette Benkovic
Pb 238 pgs
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Chapter One   Page 18
The Special Call and Gift of Woman

Munus: Every Woman’s Divine Call

Our holy call to spiritual motherhood might best be described by the Greek word munus, a word rich with intention.  Simply put, munus is a divine task, a divine duty or mission that God asks us to fulfill.  Though there is accountability attached to the service, it is an honor to be asked to perform it.

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