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A pastoral da penitência que reconcilia o homem consigo mesmo, com os outros e com
Deus é o mote e finalidade que nos propomos atingir.
Propomos para o homem mais razões de viver confiante por ser a menina dos olhos do
seu Criador. 'Deus criou o homem à Sua Imagem e semelhança' (Cf. Gn 1, 26- 27a). O ser
humano é projeto divino inserido num meio social, e não uma ilha, isolada. E é, com as demais
criaturas, que o homem é capaz de salvar-se ou pecar; isto é, viver ou morrer, de acordo com a
sua conduta e fragilidade natural da sua condição. Basta ao homem saber viver e conviver para
que o seu destino seja a sua origem, Deus.
A vida do ser humano é um dom e um processo consumado num corpo animado pelo
Espírito, e complexo: conhece-se, desconhece-se e procura conhecer-se, enquanto por um lado
é conhecido por outrem; este é, o homem!
O nosso objetivo é a importância do homem como o centro, fonte e ponto culminante
dos valores, mesmo na sua natural limitação. O homem é a medida de todas as coisas e, por
conseguinte, capaz de superar-se até atingir a Deus, na eternidade. Ninguém é vencido, se não
por ele mesmo; nem o pecado, nem as potestades ou coisa alguma, seriam capazes de o
derrubar! Basta o querer que é poder.
Pecar é humano, mas é desumano permanecer no pecado. Cabe ao homem reconhecer
a sua fraqueza e confiá-la à Deus por intermédio do sacerdote, o único médico das doenças
espirituais, para obter o perdão misericordioso de Deus e a salvação. Deus deu ao homem uma
capacidade de transcender, até atingir a eternidade. O querer é a força de vontade interna
catalisada pelo Espírito que torna o coração do homem contrito e o motiva ao propósito do
arrependimento, do qual recebe a absolvição e o perdão dos pecados com a bênção do
Sacerdote, o médico da Igreja, o ungido por de Cristo.
This dissertation is the result of a consistent study of the sin: man in his fragile condition objective and subjective. Our theme and the goal we aim to achieve is the pastoral of the sacrament of penance, which reconciles man with himself, with his neighbour and with God. It is our intention to bring about in man more causes and reasons to live in the surety that man is the apple of the Creator's eye. God created man in his own image, after his own likeness (Cf. Gn 1, 26-27). Man is God's project integrated in a social background, not isolated as in an island. It suffices for man to know how to live, and how to live together, for his destiny to be his origin, God. Man's life is a gift and a process unfolding in a body animated by the Holy Spirit, and a complex one at that. Man either knows himself or does not know himself and tries to get to know himself, and on the other hand he is known to others. So is man! Our aim is the importance of man as the centre, source and culmination of all values, in spite of his base and natural limitations. Man is the measure of all things and, consequently, he has the ability to surpass himself till reaching God in eternity. No one can be defeated, except by oneself. Neither sin, nor the powers nor anything else can overthrow man! Man's will is enough and will is power. To sin is human, but remaining in sin is not human. It is for man to admit his weakness and to entrust it to God through a Priest, the sole physician to heal spiritual illnesses, and thus obtain God's merciful forgiveness and salvation. God gave man the capability to transcend himself so far as to attain eternity. Man's will is an inner power catalised by the Holy Spirit that renders man's heart contrite and drives man to repent his sins and seek absolution and the resulting forgiveness of his sins from a Priest, the Church's physician, annointed by God.
This dissertation is the result of a consistent study of the sin: man in his fragile condition objective and subjective. Our theme and the goal we aim to achieve is the pastoral of the sacrament of penance, which reconciles man with himself, with his neighbour and with God. It is our intention to bring about in man more causes and reasons to live in the surety that man is the apple of the Creator's eye. God created man in his own image, after his own likeness (Cf. Gn 1, 26-27). Man is God's project integrated in a social background, not isolated as in an island. It suffices for man to know how to live, and how to live together, for his destiny to be his origin, God. Man's life is a gift and a process unfolding in a body animated by the Holy Spirit, and a complex one at that. Man either knows himself or does not know himself and tries to get to know himself, and on the other hand he is known to others. So is man! Our aim is the importance of man as the centre, source and culmination of all values, in spite of his base and natural limitations. Man is the measure of all things and, consequently, he has the ability to surpass himself till reaching God in eternity. No one can be defeated, except by oneself. Neither sin, nor the powers nor anything else can overthrow man! Man's will is enough and will is power. To sin is human, but remaining in sin is not human. It is for man to admit his weakness and to entrust it to God through a Priest, the sole physician to heal spiritual illnesses, and thus obtain God's merciful forgiveness and salvation. God gave man the capability to transcend himself so far as to attain eternity. Man's will is an inner power catalised by the Holy Spirit that renders man's heart contrite and drives man to repent his sins and seek absolution and the resulting forgiveness of his sins from a Priest, the Church's physician, annointed by God.
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Pecado Reconciliação Penitência Perdão Sacramento Pessoa Aliança Objetivo e subjetivo Sin Reconciliation Penance Pardon Sacrament Person Aliance Objective and subjective