Description: What qualities are embodied in truth and goodness? The catholic catechism asserts that the practice of goodness is accompanied by the joy and splendor of spiritual beauty. Truth, says the catechism, is beautiful in and of itself because man is endowed with an intellect, truth in the rational expression of the created and un-created reality is necessary. But when truth is beyond words, the depths of the human heart, the exaltation of the soul, the mystery of God, other forms of complimentary human expression are needed. Before God revealed himself in words, he revealed himself in the universal language of creation, the order and harmony of the cosmos which both child and scientist can discern. This is Peggy Stanton and this has been the Order of Malta's Minute With the Catechism.
A Place Of Peace – November 14, 2020