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: Hebrews 6:10 (NIV)
: Hebrews 6:10 (NIV)“God is not unjust; he will not forget your work and the love you have shown him as you have helped his people and continue to help them.โ
It can be so easy to fall into the trap of feeling not good enough. Whether it be a kindness gone unnoticed, a tired ache after a long day, feeling like youโre never measuring up, or that God doesnโt careโit happens to all of us. But often this is because weโre too focused on ourselves to see that God is blessing us in so many ways, and often in different ways than we expect.
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We should do always do good; not because we want it returned to us, but out of the kindness of our hearts. We should allow Godโs love to fill us and shine through us. We shouldnโt be hoping for a reward. But we should also know that God does see the positive things we are doing; a good deed, in His eyes, doesnโt go unnoticed. He loves us and hasnโt forgotten us.
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Let us add that, thanks to the same liturgical renewal, the Eucharistic celebration is not the only appropriate moment for the homily. The homily has a place and must not be neglected in the celebration of all the sacraments, at paraliturgies, and in assemblies of the faithful. It will always be a privileged occasion for communicating the Word of the Lord. 44. A means of evangelization that must not be neglected is that of catechetical instruction. The intelligence, especially that of children and young people, needs to learn through systematic religious instruction the fundamental teachings, the living content of the truth which God has wished to convey to us and which the Church has sought to express in an ever richer fashion during the course of her long history. No one will deny that this instruction must be given to form patterns of Christian living and not to remain only notional. Truly the effort for evangelization will profit greatly- at the level of catechetical instruction given at church, in the schools, where this is possible, and in every case in Christian homes- if those giving catechetical instruction have suitable texts, updated with wisdom and competence, under the authority of the bishops. The methods must be adapted to the age, culture and aptitude of the persons concerned, they must seek always to fix in the memory, intelligence and heart the essential truths that must impregnate all of life. It is necessary above all to prepare good instructors- parochial catechists, teachers, parents- who are desirous of perfecting themselves in this superior art, which is indispensable and requires religious instruction. Moreover, without neglecting in any way the training of children, one sees that present conditions render ever more urgent catechetical instruction, under the form of the catechumenate, for innumerable young people and adults who, touched by grace, discover little by little the face of Christ and feel the need of giving themselves to Him.