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CatholicPhilly publishes reflection on love
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CatholicPhilly published a reflection on the nature of love and its spiritual reality. The piece explores how love manifests through actions such as compassion, instruction, forgiveness, generosity, kindness, and mercy.
The author notes that while love is an invisible spiritual reality, it becomes visible through specific actions, such as a parent hugging a child or the embrace of spouses. The reflection draws comparisons between the devotion found in parental care, the chosen commitment of spouses, and the qualities of friendship.
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