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Bp Krzysztof Włodarczyk says holiness is winning one's life
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Bishop Krzysztof Włodarczyk described holiness as winning one's life during a Mass celebrated on November 1 at the parish cemetery in Przyłęki. Speaking on the Solemnity of All Saints, the bishop said holiness is not reserved for extraordinary people but is found in daily faithfulness to God, even after failures and setbacks.
Włodarczyk identified three truths regarding the feast day. He first noted the hope for the happiness God prepares for humanity. Second, he spoke of the ordinary dimension of holiness, which does not require extraordinary experiences or a life outside of daily routines. Finally, the bishop emphasized the importance of community, stating that people do not go to heaven alone and can support one another through family, friends, and mutual witness.
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Diocese of Bydgoszcz · Marcin Jarzembowski
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