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The hidden life at Nazareth allows everyone to enter into fellowship with Jesus
by the most ordinary events of daily life:
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V. “And Forgive Us
Our Trespasses, as We Forgive Those Who Trespass AGAINST US”
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Such syntheses are called “professions of faith” since they summarize
the faith that Christians profess. They are called “creeds” on
account of what is usually their first word in Latin: credo (“I
believe”). They are also called “symbols of faith”.
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The
forms taken by modesty vary from one culture to another. Everywhere, however,
modesty exists as an intuition of the spiritual dignity proper to man. It is
born with the awakening consciousness of being a subject. Teaching modesty to
children and adolescents means awakening in them respect for the human person.
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The
heritage of faith entrusted to the whole of the Church
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Article 7
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“Man, enticed by the Evil One, abused his freedom at the very beginning of
history.”10 He succumbed to temptation and did what was evil. He
still desires the good, but his nature bears the wound of original sin. He is
now inclined to evil and subject to error:
Man is divided in himself. As a result, the whole life of men, both individual
and social, shows itself to be a struggle, and a dramatic one, between good and
evil, between light and darkness.11
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The second series of petitions unfolds with the same movement as certain
Eucharistic epicleses: as an offering up of our expectations, that draws down
upon itself the eyes of the Father of mercies. They go up from us and concern
us from this very moment, in our present world: “give us . . . forgive us
. . . lead us not … deliver us….” the fourth and fifth petitions
concern our life as such – to be fed and to be healed of sin; the last two
concern our battle for the victory of life – that battle of prayer.
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