The seventh beatitude
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The document discusses the seventh beatitude of blessed are the peacemakers. It defines a peacemaker as someone who not only lives peacefully but brings peace to others and between God and man. Peace comes from loving God and others and doing what is right. The document uses the example of St. Isaac Jogues, a missionary who was captured and tortured by Native Americans but prayed for his captors and returned to continue his mission of peace. It suggests that people can manifest being peacemakers by forgiving others, being kind, showing love, and offering a sign of peace to show forgiveness.
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The seventh beatitude
- 2. “BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS: FOR THEY SHALL BE CALLED THE CHILDREN OF GOD.”
- 3. Peacemakers not only live peaceful lives but also try to bring peace and friendship to others, and to preserve peace between God and man.
- 4. WHO IS THE PEACEMAKER? A peacemaker is a man who brings peace to another; but one cannot give another what one does not possess oneself. Hence the Lord wants you first to be yourself filled with the blessings of peace and then to communicate it to those who have need of it.
- 5. WHERE DOES PEACE COMES FROM? Peace comes from loving God and others, and from doing what is right.
- 6. ST. ISAAC JOGUES In 1636, he was sent to Quebec, Canada, as a missionary to the Huron Indians. He was captured, tortured and imprisoned. But he prayed for his captors. He even baptized some of them In 1643, he was rescued and was returned to France. When the spring came he decided to go back to Quebec for a peace mission to his torturers.
- 7. ST. ISAAC JOGUES In 1646, on his way to Ossernenon, he was captured by a tribe that was very cruel to him. He prayed for his captors. Later on, his captors killed him because of putting the Sign of the Cross in children’s forehead. He died a martyr.
- 8. HOW TO MANIFEST THE BEATITUDE? We can bring peace to others by forgiving them when they hurt us, by being kind to them, and by showing love to them.
- 9. HOW TO MANIFEST THE BEATITUDE? We offer a sign of peace to let people know that we’ve forgiven them for anything they may have done against us.
- 10. By imitating God's love of man, the peacemakers become children of God.