Energy | Acting Person

Berkeley, Monday, August 11, 2025 9:48 PM

Fr. Barron has summarized for us, in a succinct way, two works from Saint JPII (Karol Wojtyla).

It is so true our face clearly shows our recent and probably life actions in a way.

This is even true in animals. One can see a dog guilty face.

But back to us. One should be careful with our actions. We know the Lord is merciful and forgiven, but a full harmony might take years to get back into our feet. While you can sense the sanctity of a merciful, good, forgiven, humble, loving, and powerful person.

How to get there?

Ask the Holy Spirit, angels, and Saints to guide us to the The Lord, and Jesus. Ask for help and intersection in guidance. Our Lady Mary, Star of Sea can bring us closer to the Lord, or assure us about Him.

Do not be afraid, do not be a lukewarm. But be present and reasonable, and coraugeous.

In any case, it is important to be aware that our actions might define us, our affect our decision making. But it is also a sort of theory. I do believe that the angels, and Holy Spirit, and prayers can guide one, but one also needs to live fully present.

I watched part of the movie The Missions (1986). An article about it is below. I loved. I will try to complete it in one of those days, if I can.

I will complete some pending tasks, with late night work. Quite a bad habit. But come on!

References:

Father Robert Barron, “The Acts We Perform; the People We Become.” Word on Fire (August, 2011).

The Acts We Perform; the People We Become

The Jesuit missionaries who inspired Roland Joffé’s ‘The Mission’