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Father Jorge Miró shared a commentary on the Gospel for the Solemnity of All Saints
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Father Jorge Miró provided a commentary for Exaudi regarding the Gospel for the Solemnity of All Saints on November 1, 2026. He described the Church as a communion consisting of the Church militant on earth, the Church purgante undergoing purification, and the Church triumphant in heaven.
Miró stated that the saints are those who have reached eternal life and now contemplate God. He noted that the saints intercede for those on earth. According to Miró, holiness is not defined by wealth or power, but by allowing the Holy Spirit to cultivate qualities such as poverty of spirit, meekness, purity of heart, peace, and mercy.
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- Reporting@Exaudi_NewsAlegraos y regocijaos, porque vuestra recompensa será grande en el cielo: Comentario del P. Jorge Miró
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