Ad Honorem ENGLISH

97 the meaning and purpose of life, who do not know where they come from and why, who do not know love; I was raised into existence by God’s love, called and properly equipped for a specific work – God endowed me with vocation that allows me to lead a fulfilled life; I need to discern and carry it out; God’s grace is always greater than my sin. He purifies me in Baptism, Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation, and in many other ways. He is the first to come to meet me. He can save me from sin. There is no salvation except in Christ. In His wounds I am saved, cleansed and sanctified. By the power of His Passion, Death and Resur- rection, I can experience a new life. It is true for everyone. I am called to receive Christ and deliver Him in the midst of the world. The Holy Spirit filled me at Baptism and Confirmation. He fills me in the sacraments and as I listen and meditate on the Word of God. He wants to guide me. I was given God’s love, closeness, and grace to share with others so that I may stand under the cross and reveal the Savior to others. PRAYING FOR THE DEAD AND STAYING AT THE SIDE OF THE DYING On account of eternal life; To help those who are still waiting or not ready to be in full union with God. reflections FOR VARIOUS OCCASIONS God’s primacy in everything; the law of God is above all, then comes the natural law, and the human law afterwards; – taking a stand in regard to modern law-making that does not take God into account or even is against God (under the guise of neutral- ity of the worldview); Clearly established priorities in life and values: God, other people, an- imals, and nature; story of a little dog and the conversion of its owner; story of Karski’s dog; – some ecological movements today do not take God into account; in- stead they deify earth and ecology; anti-birth movements; concepts for limiting the increase of the world population; Love of one’s homeland and nation: praying for soldiers; explaining liberum veto ; writing on freedom and love of the homeland; opposing the misconception of the “nobility’s freedom” – censored;