God who comes to us. We will never be alone. Emmanuel: God with us. And other things that are with us will disappear: the investments, the achievemen… - Luis Antonio Tagle

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God who comes to us. We will never be alone. Emmanuel: God with us. And other things that are with us will disappear: the investments, the achievements, the gifts, our money… will all disappear. All these things that we have associated with Christmas may disappear. But Jesus who comes as one of us, God with us, will remain with us forever. So that is our hope.

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About Luis Antonio Tagle

Luis Antonio Gokim Tagle (born 21 June 1957) is a Filipino prelate of the Catholic Church who has been the Prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples.

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Alternative Names: Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle Luis Antonio Gokim Tagle Luis Tagle
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Francis does not teach anything new; what he says is already written in the Gospel: Jesus' love for the poor, the call to conversion, and everything else. He told me that he greatly admires Paul VI, especially Evangelii nuntiandi, which for me is perhaps the most important document of the post-conciliar period. However, Francis emphasised joy, gaudium, because there is a tendency in today's world, not only in the Church, to feel tired and sad. Family life, study, work: these are experienced as a burden. But we have the real reason to be joyful: Jesus, who died and rose again, is alive and is our hope.

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The Bible, the practice of the Church from its birth, the Social Teachings of the Church, the witness of martyrs and saints, and the constant mission of the Church towards the poor and neglected through the centuries form a chorus and a symphony which we are invited to hear and to join with our voices and the "instruments" that we have, namely our persons, time, talents, treasure.

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