Joseph the All-Comely

Commitment consists of faithfulness. I am reiterating the perception of the elders in our Church. Their life is the beacon, the eloquent language that guides to God, the goal of our life in the present and the future. You see them together, each of them coming from the God Who is in the others. Their life is a communion. They are people who strive desperately to discern, more and more, the will of God. Then you see each of them as if he is in a wilderness, alone. The faithful ones in the wilderness convinced them that the eyes of God are watching over the world, one person at a time. As individuals, they are alone, and yet, they are not alone. God is always with them. This makes their encounter together a meeting with God. In them, it is God who loves. Every time I remember them, I remember Joseph, Joseph the All-Comely. The whole Church is one for the sake of all. There is no meaning to life, to my life, without this capacity of consciousness. Faithfulness is to keep in mind that you do not exist for yourself, but for a God Who wants to manifest Himself to us through you. Faithfulness is a revolution against death on earth.