- Faith is an invitation to live a life of communion with God.
- Let us rediscover faith as a journey and live it with joy.
- Faith means to develop a taste for the word of God.
- Let us rediscover the power and beauty of the faith in the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
- The Year of Faith should lead us to an authentic and sincere profession of the true faith.
- Strive for an exact knowledge of the faith.
- A faith not witnessed is no real faith.
- Faith means conversion to the Lord.
- Faith initiates a radical new reality of our life: Resurrection.
- Faith leads to love of God, and love of God leads to evangelization.
- The certitude of faith lies in the self-abandonment to God’s love.
- Faith is both personal and communitarian.
- Knowing faith leads to understanding, understanding leads to conviction, conviction leads to love, love to witness.
- Faith needs to become one: synthetic, organic, and systematic.
- The Catechism of the Catholic Church is no theory but the encounter with a person living in the church: Jesus Christ Himself.
- Moral life makes sense only when related to faith, liturgy, and prayer.
- The history of the faith is a history of our journey with Christ, the “pioneer and perfecter of our faith” (Heb 12:2).
- Luminous models of our faith are the saints: Mary, the apostles, Christ’s disciples through the ages, men and women of all ages and walks of life.
- Faith without charity bears no fruit.
- Let us not grow lazy in the faith.
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