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Catholic vibes and life 🇲🇽🇺🇸

by Gustavo Ruiz de Chavez

God, Soul, Heart. And a little taste of who I am, what’s hannin’?

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  1. Inspired by the story of Peter’s denial of Jesus when Judas betrayal is about to happen.

    We look at ourselves when we look at Peter. God knows we will fail, He is there to pick us up every time in our weakness 😎

  2. Silent, first ever: Prayer of the Night.

    My souls yearn for you in the night, yes my spirit within me keeps vigil for you. Isaiah 26:8-9. Even in the sleep that prefigures death, we rest in the confident trust that gives true joy because we are safe in the sure promise of the risen Christ. 🙏🏽

  3. Judas and Peter were both disciples of Jesus. Both denied Jesus, but one commits suicide. Why?

    Palm Sunday: We dive into why Judas committed suicide and why Peter asked for forgiveness instead, after both betrayed the Lord and savior Jesus Christ.

  4. Some info about lent and what it means. Also, Ash Wednesday and the meaning behind the black ashes.

    Lent season is a time to come back to God or strengthen more our existing relationship with him. It is a time where we learn about Jesus death and resurrection🙏🏽❤️

  5. Everything that is in darkness comes to light.

    Light always wins. God always wins. If we follow him, we always win. And PATIENCE? Pfff, but 🙏🏽 Lord knows I need it 😂

  6. Faith, love and rock and roll? 🤣

    Faith, love and HOPE. There it is! May we follow the lone Star as the magi did to find a baby Jesus, what they really found laying there was exactly that: faith, love and hope.

  7. God is love, but why? and welcome back to 2020.

    As we figure out who this baby Jesus is, we ask ourselves? Why? The answer is love, but also the Old Testament says something about love too 🤔

  8. No servant can serve two masters (Luke 16:13)

    Master of money or master of God. Which one are you a slave to?

  9. We need you.

    Every hour. Every minute. Every second. Every millisecond. We NEED you!

  10. Saint Luke shows us the mercy/compassion that Jesus has for all of us. Luke died for loving Christ.

    Let’s allow ourselves to be devoted to Jesus and the Father, through the Holy Spirit which is a Devine doctor for our souls. 🙏🏽

  11. bring them to know and to believe what they love without seeing.

    “Mary has chosen the better part and it will not be taken from her.” In the story of Martha and Mary, Mary who is Saint Teresa of Jesus, is described as a faithful follower of Christ. What makes her story so interesting: working or praying, she found her delight in Christ’s company.

  12. Only the childlike retain the child’s gift of wonder.

    Will you be child like today?

  13. Guess who’s back? And love 😍 seems to always be the answer. 🤔

    “For those who suffer the diseases of poverty, – that they may find help from those who suffer the ­diseases of affluence” 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

  14. Open our hearts, O Lord, to the voice of your word.

    Strike boldly in the cause of right.

  15. Be still my soul, the spirit sighs. Go sit at Jesus’ feet

    Wether we are to serve by active work or contemplative listening is God’s decision. In either case, how do we serve?

  16. Saint Faustina diary entry.

    “Even if You kill me, still will I trust in You” Job 15:13

  17. Catholic Magnificat. July 8th, 2019 morning prayer

    Hearer vs. doer

  18. Catholic Magnificat. June 4th, 2019 Morning prayer

    The Lord God formes man out of clay of the ground and blew into his nostrils the breath of life, and so man became a living being. - Gen 2:7

  19. Honest questions are never offensive to God.

    I have called to you, Lord; hasten to help me! Hear my voice when I cry to you. Let my prayer arise before you like incense

  20. Long but good intro to Saint Maria Faustina. The creator of the world famous image of divine mercy.

    Sunday chill.

  21. Let’s invite God to dwell among us. When he comes he will shine light into our darkness!

    In my Father’s house there are many dwelling places. If there were not, would I have told you that I am going to prepare a place for you? (Jn 14:2)

  22. Jesus asked: why are you terrified? Do you not yet have faith?

    The wind ceased and there was great calm. Then he asked them, “Why are you terrified? Do you not yet have faith?”

  23. 🐑 without their master get lost. Jesus finds the lost 🐑

    No matter how far the sheep go, Jesus always find us and invites us to come join his flock. He is a just and merciful master! Let us adore

  24. I will do what you desire, hear me O Lord

    Let your love for one another be intense, because love covers a multitude of sins.

  25. Attentive to the word of God, let’s us come and worship.

    O Lord, you mete out peace to us, for it is you who have accomplished all we have done.

  26. Because of the greatness of your strength your enemies cringe before you.

    After the profound pain of Jesus’ suffering and death, and of their own failure, the Apostles were impelled by the joy of Easter to proclaim with exuberant conviction the amazing news: Jesus lives! Death has died!

  27. To you all flesh with come with its burden of sin.

    For you yourselves know very well that the day of the Lord will come like a thief at night.

  28. My enemies revile me. Saying to me all the day long: “Where is your God?”

    When Gos takes possession of our soul we no longer say: why are you cast down my soul? Let us feel the healing calm of your forgiveness.

  29. “I cannot punish even the greatest of sinner if he makes an appeal to My compassion”

    The great church fathers St. Augustine and St. Thomas Aquinas taught that in God’s relationship with His creatures, mercy is His greatest attribute.

  30. Jesus has risen. He has beaten death and resurrected. Now what?

    For he has clothed me with a robe of salvation, and wrapped me in a mantle of justice.

  31. My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?

    Jesus dies on the cross, to beat death and promises everlasting life if we follow him.

  32. I am bowed and brought to my knees. I go mourning all the day long. -psalm 38

    As Jesus was “brought to his knees las” to bare the sins of the world. Let’s ya reconcile with him, no matter the sin. No matter the time away. Jesus is ready for us!

  33. Choose between Judas and Peter. Bothe deniers, both sinners, both betrayed Jesus.

    “Judas and Peter both betrayed Jesus, but while Judas committed suicide, Peter put his trust in love, mercy and forgiveness of God. Peter kept fighting to be a good disciple.” 🙏🏽

  34. “Lord, I am poor and sick.”

    Holy Week day 1.

  35. Mass. Mar 3, 2019

    “A good tree does not bear rotten fruit”

  36. Sunday Morning Prayer. Mar 3, 2019.

    The issue with hypocrisy vs the blessings of humbleness.

  37. Mass Feb 29, 2019

    “If your hand makes you sin, cut it off.”

  38. Morning Prayer (Catholic Magnificat) Feb 28, 2019

    Let us put into Gods hands our heart, our soul the deepest recesses of our being wherein dwell those beliefs and thoughts that govern our actions, so that he may guide us in the ways of the Gospel.

  39. Night 🌙 prayer. Feb 26, 2019.

    Our help comes from the Lord Jesus Christ, crucified upon Mount Calvary for our salvation. In his shelter, we can face with confidence the approaching night.

  40. Meditation & personal message 🔥 Feb 26, 2019

    “Always the glimpse of God came most when I was alone.”

  41. Mass (Catholic Magnificat) Feb 26, 2019.

    Jesus tells us to convert and be like children 👶🏽?

  42. Morning Prayer (Catholic Magnificat) Feb 26, 2018

    One dimension of God is mystery so awesome that in its brightness and before it, we are blinded. We imagine God of mystery as dwelling far away, above and beyond the heavens he has made. Yet this same God of mystery dwells very near us, in our midst, in Jesus Christ!

  43. The Garden

  44. Redemption pt 2.

  45. Redemption

    Power of reconciliation with God, by a sinner.

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God, Soul, Heart. And a little taste of who I am, what’s hannin’?

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Gustavo Ruiz de Chavez

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