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   3 days ago · Antonia Acutis, the mother of Blessed Carlo Acutis, is now a first-time book author with My Son Carlo: Carlo Acutis Through the Eyes of His Mother, published by Our Sunday Visitor.

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   Aug 20, 2021 · He is a saint whose insights into God’s love have a refreshing relevance that revitalize our efforts to evangelize in our time. Here, I explore three gems of wisdom and light from his writings that can help our mission of evangelization to become more effective and fruitful. Love Has a Source.

3. www.christianitytoday.com › 1989 › 10The Spirituality of St. Bernard of Clairvaux - Christianity Today

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   Bernard is but one of the remarkable group of monastic authors from Benedictine, Cistercian, Carthusian, and other traditions, whose collective legacy places the 12th century alongside the...

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   Aug 5, 2024 · For Carlo, the Eucharist was a threshold experience that enabled him to transcend the border of this world and touch a world beyond. He famously said, “The Eucharist is my motorway to heaven,” and that “with each Communion we come closer to the goal of sanctity.”

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   While teaching at Oxford, he met C.S. Lewis and participated in a regular Bible study with him for six years. He is known as one of the “founding fathers” of Regent College in Vancouver, British Columbia where he has served as the first Principal, Chancellor and Professor of Spiritual Theology.

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   In Occhetta’s book, Carlo is quoted as saying, “If we get in front of the sun, we get suntans, but when we get in front of Jesus in the Eucharist, we become saints.” Blessed Carlo Acutis, indeed, is one step closer to becoming a saint.

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   Who was Bernard of Clairvaux?

   • To settle the dispute, King Louis VI and the French bishops called up Bernard, Abbot of Clairvaux, a monk renowned for his piety even among his fellow Cistercians. The Cistercians were a relatively new religious order marked by its strict adherence to the Rule of St. Benedict.

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   Who was Bernard and what did he do?

   • Bernard was a younger son of Tescelin, feudal lord over territories in Burgundy and Champagne in France. Groomed for knighthood, he decided instead in 1111 to enter the monastic way of life.

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   How did Blessed Carlo live?

   • This book shares new details about Blessed Carlo’s life: how he spent time with his family, school experiences, vacations and his extraordinary faith that manifested itself from a very young age to everyone around him. Blessed Carlo’s sanctity is evident reading extended passages of writings from his notebooks.

   ‘My Son Carlo’: Meet the Real Blessed Carlo Acutis in New Book Written

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   What does Bernard say in 'on loving God'?

   • So in the opening sentences of his treatise, “On Loving God,” Bernard begins: “You wish me to tell you why and how God should be loved. My answer is that God himself is the reason why he is to be loved. As for how he is to be loved, there is no limit to that love” [xv]. He then proceeds to show how God deserves our love.

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   How did Francis Bernard help the Catholic Church?

   • Bernard worked to reunite those separated from the Church by pursuing his opponents with vigorous debate. His chief tool was the source of authority all Protestants share with Rome: Scripture. One of 36 doctors of the Catholic Church, Bernard is known as the “Mellifluous Doctor” for his prose.

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   Why was Carlo a Christian?

   • Even on his final full day on earth, Carlo’s heart belonged to Christ in the Eucharist. Father Villa said, “I discovered that he was in love with the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist, and I therefore began to better understand.” Carlo also touched his medical team by his faith. Mares said they remember that “his gentle eyes taught us a lot.

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   Jan 24, 2020 · Charles Ridley is native son of the Bible Belt who has spent nearly half his life in majority Catholic cities and countries. He is an officer in the US Foreign Service. Read more by Charles Ridley. Charles Ridley draws on Saint Bernard as an unlikely resource for ecumenism.