The virus of lust and the delights of an insatiable flesh
When the passions of the flesh dominate the whole being.
Two lessons from St. Francis that influenced the Shalom Vocation
Francis of Assisi, is a saint well known throughout the world and venerated even by non-Christians. A man of peace, capable of arousing admiration and respect for all who approached him, after 800 years men and women continue to look for him, wanting to know the secret of his life. Francis entered the Shalom vocation […]
Saint Therese and the strings of the heart
To talk about the human heart, St. Therese of the Child Jesus uses the symbol of the four-string lyre. "You, Jesus, make the four strings vibrate and these strings are my heart.
5 possible symptoms of avarice in us
The greedy man considers goods to be something so precious and that they were obtained with so much effort that the only owner and master they "are me" (without realizing that, ironically, the true "owner and master" in this situation are the goods), so that he considers himself the only one deserving of enjoying them. Do you recognize yourself that way?
Have you ever heard about Shalom’s Koinonia?
Koinonia was not Shalom's invention, but within the Work Shalom and the Community, it has a very special identity. Koinonia is a moment of effusion of joy!!!
The virus of avarice and the unbridled search for worldly things
Avarice means the excessive need for earthly goods, owning them merely for the pleasure of possessing and the unnecessary excess, which compel man to place affection into them and return to his life to obtain more of them, to the detriment of other goods that nature are superior.
Shalom volunteering: I packed my bags and went to find Love
I can't go back ... this is who I am. Voluntary. Shalom.
‘Jesus is worthy… And it is worthy to surrender your life to Him.’
Take a look at Olga’s testimony, member of Shalom Online Prayer Group.
Get to know the timeline of the Shalom for the poor service
By looking at the facts and the reports you can see God’s conducts in always leading the Community towards the act of Charity.
Being Shalom Work
The Shalom Work is beautiful! It's an invaluable and even incalculable part. They are people, parts, that surprise when they emerge from the most unusual places, seeking more information about the whole by which it was captivated.