They Shall Mount Up with Wings Like Eagles: Theological Studies
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Our lives become truly beautiful when we have people around us who do not want to impose their own image and likeness on us with a hammer and chisel, but who help us spread our wings with their encouraging presence. People who trust in us and believe that we too can spread our wings through our own efforts. We need the good and beautiful words to give our wings a boost. But there is someone in the depths who is constantly at work, without a break. He is the Eternal God who never tires and never fails. When we are weary, He pours His Spirit into us and increases our strength (cf. Is 40:28). God trusts in man, and this trust gives him wings. If we continue to trust in him, we can always hope for the strength of our wings. He helps us to overcome everything that would break our wings. He lifts us up to see more, to see deeper. Those who give themselves to God's impulse can soar like eagles (as the title of the volume, Is 40:31, says). And from above they can see at least a shining fragment of the mystery. When they return to their daily lives, they will be light bearers for the world.
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Dean’s GreetingThe Theologian as Observer of “Even on the Sabbath”
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Is the Teaching of the New Testament Writings on the Attitude to Material Goods Consistent?
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The History of the Worship of Saint Gerard in the Historic Diocese of Csanád
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Corpus Christi ProcessionAn Extension of the Elevation of the Host
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Bishop Áron Márton in the Light of the Historia Domus in Magyarfenes (1938-1942)
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The Personal Connection Between the Pastoral Leader and the Spiritual Child on the Horizon of the Alba Iulia Seminary and the Pontificium Collegium Germanicum et Hungaricum
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The Franciscan Search for Identity in the Letters of Minister Generalis Giacomo Bini OFM, Written for the Feast of St Francis of Assisi
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Organ in the Other Gallery – About the „Migrations of Musical Instruments” of the Archdiocese of Alba Iulia from the 17th Century to the Present Day
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Takácsy Ignácz (1830–1906): The 60th Work of the Organ Builder in the Monastery Church of János Hunyadi
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The Concept of the “Common Good” and Its Missiological Approach as the Basis for a Sustainable Development Vision
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The Impact of Pre- and Perinatal Loss on Healing, Helping Professionals
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Death in Social Media
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Spiritual Content of the Two Main Rituals of the Lenten LiturgyThe Spiritual Message of the Alleluia and the Covering as well as Unveiling of the Cross for People Today
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