Bøger af Antonio Romero

Inner Sanctuary: A Personal Pilgrimage Through PrayerEmbark on a profound spiritual journey with "Inner Sanctuary: A Personal Pilgrimage Through Prayer." This deeply moving book offers a collection of heartfelt prayers and reflections, authored under the guidance of religious mentors. Each chapter in this inspiring work delves into critical facets of a believer's walk with God, ranging from seeking divine guidance and wisdom to embracing the joy and celebration of faith.Discover a thematic exploration through chapters like: Guidance and Wisdom: Seek God's guidance amidst life's uncertainties.Faith and Trust in God: Strengthen your faith, especially in trials.Peace and Comfort: Find solace and peace in difficult times.Thanksgiving and Praise: Express gratitude for God's marvelous works.Love and Compassion: Cultivate love and kindness in your interactions.Hope and Renewal: Pray for global awakening and personal transformation.Protection and Strength: Seek strength and safety in God's embrace.Each prayer is deeply rooted in scripture, offering insights and interpretations that resonate with believers striving for spiritual growth and connection. The author's personal journey as a devout Christian, husband, and father adds a relatable and authentic touch to the narrative, making it an inspiring read for those seeking to deepen their relationship with God."Inner Sanctuary" is more than a book; it's a companion for your spiritual journey, a source of comfort in times of need, and a guide to deeper understanding and practice of faith. Ideal for both personal reflection and group study, this book promises to be a beacon of hope, strength, and inspiration in your walk with God.

On February 11 2013 Pope Benedict XVI did something that no Bishop of Rome had done since 1415 - he resigned. Accustomed to popes serving for life, the Catholic Church was thrown into disarray. When Benedict stepped down on February 28 the church had had only 17 days to come to terms with this momentous development and speculation was rife as to who would succeed him.A number of cardinals were seen as likely choices, but in the end the election chose one who had been seen as a rival to Benedict in 2005 and was thought to have missed his chance. Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina became Pope Francis on March 13 2013.There are similarities between Benedict XVI and Francis. Both were relatively old on election; Francis was 76, whereas John Paul II had been elected at the age of 58. Both have traditional positions on many social issues. Benedict XVI is an intellectual, however, whereas much of his replacement's reputation is built on his humility and common touch. Many Catholics and other observers of the church are waiting to see in what direction the new pope will steer his church and its 1.2 billion members.

El 11 de febrero de 2013, el Papa Benedicto XVI hizo algo que ningún otro Obispo de Roma había hecho desde 1415, renunció. Acostumbrada a papas que sirven toda la vida, la Iglesia Católica se sumió en el caos. Cuando Benedicto salió del cargo el 28 de febrero, la iglesia tenía sólo 17 días para llegar a un acuerdo en esta circunstancia trascendental, especulándose sobre quién lo sucedería. Se barajaron varios posibles cardenales, pero al final la elección fue para uno que había sido visto como rival de Benedicto en 2005 y se pensaba que había perdido su oportunidad. Jorge Mario Bergoglio de Argentina se convirtió en el Papa Francisco el 13 de marzo de 2013. Hay semejanzas entre Benedicto XVI y Francisco. Al momento de la elección, ambos eran relativamente viejos: Francisco tiene 76, mientras que Juan Pablo II tenía 58 años cuando fue elegido. Ambos tienen posturas tradicionales respecto a varios asuntos sociales. Benedicto XVI es intelectual. Sin embargo, gran parte de la reputación de su sucesor se basa en su humildad y sentido común. Muchos católicos y otros observadores de la iglesia esperan ver la dirección que tomará el nuevo papa para guiar a su iglesia y a sus 1200 millones de miembros.

L'11 Febbraio 2013 Papa Benedetto XVI ha fatto qualcosa che nessuno faceva a Roma sin dal lontano 1415: si è dimesso. Abituata ai pontefici che servono per l'intera vita, la Chiesa Cattolica è sprofondata nel caos. Quando Benedetto XVI si è dimesso il 28 Febbraio, la chiesa ha avuto solo 17 giorni per fare i conti con questo sviluppo epocale e c'è stata parecchia speculazione su chi sarebbe stato il suo successore. Diversi cardinali erano visti come probabili ma, alla fine, l'elezione ne ha scelto uno che era stato visto come un rivale di Benedetto XVI nel 2005 e che si pensava avesse perso la sua possibilità. Jorge Mario Bergoglio dall'Argentina, infatti, è diventato Papa Francesco il 13 Marzo 2013. Ci sono delle similitudini tra Benedetto XVI e Francesco. Entrambi sono relativamente vecchi al momento dell'elezione. Francesco aveva 76 anni mentre Giovanni Paolo II è stato eletto all'età di 58 anni. Entrambi avevano una posizione tradizionale su molti problemi sociali. Comunque, Benedetto XVI era un intellettuale mentre la maggior parte della reputazione del suo sostituto è basata sull'umiltà e sul contatto col la gente comune. Molti Cattolici e osservatori della chiesa aspettano di vedere in quale direzione questo nuovo papa condurrà la chiesa e i suoi 1.2 miliardi di fedeli.