With
these words, Pope Francis explained to those present that the
departed prelates are now in the hands of God. “This reality, full
of hope, is a view of the final resurrection, of eternal life, the
destiny of the 'just', of those who welcome the Word of God and are
docile in spirit”. The Holy Father concluded by entrusting to the
mercy of the Lord “our dear departed brother cardinals and bishops:
men dedicated to their vocation and to their service to the Church,
whom they loved as a spouse”.
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Monday, November 4, 2013
MASS FOR DECEASED CARDINALS AND BISHOPS
Vatican
City, 4 November 2013 (VIS) – As is traditional, this morning in
St. Peter's Basilica the Pope celebrated Mass for the cardinals and
bishops who passed away during the preceding year. “Only man's sin
may interrupt his bond with God, but even when this happens, God
always seeks him out, He pursues him to re-establish that union that
endures even beyond death, a union that culminates in the final
encounter with the Father”.
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