The Healthy Person

There are two sins that most of us commit in diverse ways. The first is that we often neglect that Christ died for our sins, that is, we overlook that our faith in God’s salvation prevents us from committing sins. I am not talking only about those who have distanced themselves from the mystery of the new life, but also about those who are supposed to know that they are sitting in the council of the Saints! Are there any more eloquently earnest than the Saints? As for the second sin, it is, for most of us as well, our neglect that we are responsible for the repentance of the sinner. I will leave this word to myself and to you. Beware of any of us making himself a valid criterion for the good which we are called to serve. This is death for the soul to replace the service of life with the service of death. Am I saying that dead things can come back to life? Without this faith, nothing makes sense. Every human being, whose heart is beating, can regain his health. Without serving this goal, it is difficult for us to convince God that we love to repent to Him.