Welcome to the Saturday Examine. I'm Today is the Feast of St. Aloysius Gonzaga, a young Jesuit saint who gave all that he had in response to God's call.

This week's readings have been full of challenge in who gave all that he had in response to God's call.

This week's readings have been full of challenge and invitation.

Some aspects of the challenge may have appeared superhuman, even mad.

Generosity in the face of persecution.

Self-giving without hope of reward. trying to be as perfect as God.

We make our examine trusting in God's amazing grace, given without our earning or deserving it,

rather than in any spiritual heroism on our opponent.

At the heart of it lies the mystery of his passion, which in turn leads to the unexpectedness of his resurrection.

Like his disciples, we struggle to make sense of what is happening when we are in the midst of such experiences.

What do this week's reading say to you about your own call to follow Jesus? The

The Jesus Jesus takes us beyond mere non-violence to active love and generosity to those who behave ill towards us.

Again it seems contrary to human nature. How did you find yourself responding to this invitation

to radical conversion? What graces have you found yourself praying for this week. ... The

The Paul takes up the theme of giving beyond what is reasonable.

Have you found yourself opening up to that call to radical generosity,

or is there something that prevents you responding as you might wish? I'm I'm I'm

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