They are very out of touch with their internal lives. Vincent de Paul, soup kitchens, corporal works of mercy, working so hard to live out the Gospel as they understand it, but it's all external. Many Catholics go to great lengths to try to please God and to love their neighbor-very busy people, most parishes have a few of these always-volunteering, always working, always making things happen, St. We just don't have that power.Īnd the truth is, many Catholics make sacrifices great and small in their attempts to love others. We can't generate love out of nothing on our own. We can't love unless we take love in first. The hardest thing about love for many of us Catholics, is to be loved-to tolerate being loved first. "It's very hard for most of us to tolerate being loved." That's psychiatrist and Harvard professor George Vaillant. Peter presents the an action plan for accepting and embracing God's love. Peter's own parts, listen to how this critical, central topic comes alive. Through examples, quotes, and an exploration of Dr. We also look at what Hell really is and why it really exists. Peter for this episode where we explore in depth the eight natural, human formation reasons why we refuse God's love. It is so common for Catholics (and others) to reject the love of God, to not let that love in. IIC 99 Why We Catholics Reject God's Love for Us and How to Embrace that Love
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