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This homily marks the beginning of our Lenten journey, where we will reflect on the Beatitudes. We start with the first: “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”
Fr. Vincent reminds us that being “poor in spirit” isn’t about financial poverty but about humility and dependence on God. If we are full of ourselves, there’s no room for God’s grace. True discipleship requires surrender and trust in Him.
Life brings struggles—job difficulties, infertility, even deep suffering. But faith gives us strength to endure. This Lent, let us empty ourselves of pride, trust in God’s plan, and open our hearts to His grace.
- Novena Devotion by Fr. Vincent Low, C.Ss.R. (15 February 2025)
By Novena ChurchThis homily marks the beginning of our Lenten journey, where we will reflect on the Beatitudes. We start with the first: “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”
Fr. Vincent reminds us that being “poor in spirit” isn’t about financial poverty but about humility and dependence on God. If we are full of ourselves, there’s no room for God’s grace. True discipleship requires surrender and trust in Him.
Life brings struggles—job difficulties, infertility, even deep suffering. But faith gives us strength to endure. This Lent, let us empty ourselves of pride, trust in God’s plan, and open our hearts to His grace.
- Novena Devotion by Fr. Vincent Low, C.Ss.R. (15 February 2025)