The Archbishop of Santa Cruz, Monsignor René Leigue, this Sunday exhorted the faithful to leave behind negative thoughts, envy and slander, because feeding a negative vision of others ends up becoming a way of “making life impossible.” During his homily, Leigue reflected on the envy and mistrust that can arise among people and even towards God, when a reward for time and effort dedicated to others is expected.
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The Archbishop of Santa Cruz, Monsignor René Leigue, this Sunday exhorted the faithful to leave behind negative thoughts, envy and slander, because feeding a negative vision of others ends up becoming a way of “making life impossible.” During his homily, Leigue reflected on the envy and mistrust that can arise among people and even towards God, when a reward for time and effort dedicated to others is expected.