Hope helps us to meet the small miracles in our lives every day.
On the second Sunday of Advent, our hearts can get even closer to the miracle that moves into hearts on Christmas Eve. The second candle, which symbolizes hope, indicates a special spiritual period, as hope can truly find a home in our hearts as Christmas approaches. Not only the brilliant sparkle of the wonderful holiday garlands, the sublime smell of delicious food and cakes, but also the trust people have in each other and the love that holds families together can perhaps take shape even more during this period.
During weekdays, there is often little time for quality time spent together, for intimate conversations, but at the same time, the Advent period can teach us that it is worth devoting time to these activities.
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Nothing can be more important than to be spiritually enriched and to realize that, in addition to strengthening our faith
THE REALLY IMPORTANT THINGS ARE JUST AT AN ARM'S LENGTH, BECAUSE FAMILY, LOVE AND LITTLE MIRACLES INVISIBLY WRAPP EVERY MOMENT OF OUR LIVES.
For many young children, the Advent and Christmas season is a real magic. In such cases, even adults can be a little bit like children again, and they can believe even more that miracles really exist. Because they really exist: the only question is, do we really notice them?
BECAUSE WE CAN ALSO FIND MIRACLE, MAGIC AND HOPE IN THE GLITTERING EYES OF OUR LOVE, OUR SPOUSE; OUR CHILDREN, OUR CHILDREN SMILING; OR IN THE CARING EMBRACE OF PARENTS, GRANDPARENTS.
It is up to us to notice these gifts that God gives us without asking anything in return.
THIS IS WHY THEY ARE WORTH MUCH MORE THAN GIFTS BUYED WITH MONEY.
Hope also carries us forward in our daily lives and strengthens us in the fact that no matter what happens, we can always trust that things will turn out well. II. One of the great teachings of Pope John Paul was that
Love expressed in actions lends unspeakably great power to love expressed in words.
If we believe in this, then not only faith, but also hope can move into our hearts forever, and we can get even closer to the Advent miracle.
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