31May
Behind every episcopal motto is a story of faith, prayer and the hopes a bishop carries into his ministry
Behind every episcopal motto is a story of faith, prayer and the hopes a bishop carries into his ministry.
In tonight’s video, Bishop John Keenan reflects on the meaning behind his episcopal motto: “Suscepit servum recordatus misericordiae” — “He looks on his servant, remembering his mercy.”
Taken from the Magnificat, Bishop Keenan shares how the words reflect trust in God’s mercy, devotion to Our Blessed Lady and the humility of serving as a bishop within the wider tradition of the Church.
Speaking honestly about the enormity of episcopal ministry and the comfort found in God’s mercy, Bishop Keenan explains why these words became the foundation of his ministry.
Watch now as Bishop Keenan shares the inspiration behind his motto.
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