Miracles...a word that many of us long to experience, and still many doesn't believe. But will we still doubt if we realize that the life that we have right now is the best miracle that we could ever experience? I was especially driven to write about such thought because of one of the pillars of the church, St. Clement of Rome. According to the records which a reporter discussed, Clement was a wealthy man. And I think that in order for a person to be considered wealthy, he must own hectares of land, or a factor, and even a huge house, so I thought of him to be such a person. He lived so early that he might even had the chance to get aquainted with Apostles. How I wish I was him :) But why did I focused on the word miracle? This is because it was said that he was able to lead people to conversion through miracles. The miracles that he performed caused a lot of people to be converted, which really gave great impact to me. Though he died brutally becaused it was that he was thrown to the sea with an anchor on his neck, I am very much convinced that his martyrdom is never in vain, because he did that for God's glory, and to give us a reflectio of how committed the early church was.
Lunes, Marso 14, 2016
Miracles...a word that many of us long to experience, and still many doesn't believe. But will we still doubt if we realize that the life that we have right now is the best miracle that we could ever experience? I was especially driven to write about such thought because of one of the pillars of the church, St. Clement of Rome. According to the records which a reporter discussed, Clement was a wealthy man. And I think that in order for a person to be considered wealthy, he must own hectares of land, or a factor, and even a huge house, so I thought of him to be such a person. He lived so early that he might even had the chance to get aquainted with Apostles. How I wish I was him :) But why did I focused on the word miracle? This is because it was said that he was able to lead people to conversion through miracles. The miracles that he performed caused a lot of people to be converted, which really gave great impact to me. Though he died brutally becaused it was that he was thrown to the sea with an anchor on his neck, I am very much convinced that his martyrdom is never in vain, because he did that for God's glory, and to give us a reflectio of how committed the early church was.
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