20Dec
As we reach the final Sunday of Advent, we bring our journey to a close by reflecting on what it truly means to welcome Christ, ...
As we reach the final Sunday of Advent, we bring our journey to a close by reflecting on what it truly means to welcome Christ, not only at Christmas but here and now.
Over these past weeks, we have spoken about running towards the Lord rather than holding back in fear. In this final reflection, we are reminded that while Advent speaks of judgment and repentance, it speaks even more clearly of love. God does not wait at a distance. In Jesus, Emmanuel, He comes close to us. A God who is with us and who bridges the gap we cannot cross ourselves.
This reflection is also an invitation. Whether it has been a long time since you last came to Mass, whether you have never set foot in a church, or whether you come every week, Christmas is a moment of grace. Do not be afraid. The Lord does not force Himself on us. He waits patiently for us to respond.
The Lord is with us.
Will you be with Him this Christmas?
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