The Faces of God's Mercy in His People
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https://doi.org/10.35319/yachay.201664143Keywords:
Mercy, Church, Communion, DivorceAbstract
The article discusses specific cases in which women in the community face difficulties while participating in church matters and encounter God's merciful face, despite being judged and marginalized. One such case involves a woman who, after divorcing, started a new life with a man and had children, yet was not allowed to receive communion due to her situation. Ultimately, during a special Mass, her friend discreetly and emotionally shared the sacred host with her, reflecting the need for tolerance within the church. This case, along with others like it, exemplifies how the community should practice mercy towards those in challenging circumstances and how, together, peaceful and mutually beneficial solutions can be found.
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