Thank you. [...] Is it itself such a manifestation of the glory of the resurrection? But right here at the moment, Easter is not a remembrance of something that won't happen and that we consider with a certain australian of God. It is a reality. It is a presence. And it is a presence here in our heart. because who could not be at this moment filled with greatest joy, seeing here the circle of the Lord, seeing us as priests together, as a college, as a community, celebrating and offering this holy sacrifice, looking forward at this moment to the sovereign vocation of our two brothers, Elias and Peter,

[01:31]

to see the fullness of their goodwill, to see in the power which they for now and which takes care of their entire life and puts it into the hands of our eternal Father, who could not see there the fact, the reality of God's mercy lasting forever, of the Resurrection Becoming a parent again, who could die stability, conversion of love, and obedience, if they did not do it in the spirit of the risen Savior? Allow a human spirit to live our natural means and resources. It would be impossible. We know how squarely we are as human beings. We know how we change our distinctions and our best resolutions.

[02:38]

To make a vow is something that comes out of that love with which God has loved us from the beginning and will love us until the end. That is the spirit of the vow. And therefore, those two of our brethren, in a very special way, they enter into tonight's celebration, which is really the wedding feast of the Lamb. We have sung the Alleluia. We have sung it with such great joy. What is this Alleluia but the new canticle of the Lamb? Our answer to God's eternal love. He loves us. And we try and that invitation and that answer. That is the essence of all life.

[03:39]

That is the essence of history. There is really the new man. The God who is able to answer God's infinite love. And that is the meaning of God. And that is why God is only Consider them as different from you. Consider them as you did. Consider them as your representative. Consider them as witnesses of that which is almost deep, even in your own heart. So with them, you also enter into their stability, which you have already pronounced so solemnly tonight. in the renewal of the baptismal funeral by the earth. How much at this moment the world of mankind drifting away and drifting, inventing new directions.

[04:42]

How much we are longing for this world of stability. And really the eternal love of God takes the roots in our hearts. That is, in the end, really and truly that capital to which George Smith we wander here through this life. The chaos is unreliability. The chaos is unrest. The cowardice is rest. Cowardice is stability. Not instability, of immorality and laziness, but the stability of the action, the fullness of love. That is what we express in the world. I mean, to let us celebrate this life really as our own returning home, returning to the Father, anticipating our wedding in this celebration, and especially in the past of our two

[05:53]

Brothers, anticipating already their eternity, in which we sing without end, may glory and praise be to God, Father, through Christ who is the Savior in fullness of the Holy Spirit that at this moment unites us around this open thing.

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