Catholic Classics
Day 60: Rest in Him (The Confessions of St. Augustine)
Nov 30, 2023
Fr. Jacob-Bertrand Janczyk and Fr. Gregory Pine discuss St. Augustine's reflections on humanity's orientation towards God, the healing of humanity by God, and our worthiness of love, as outlined in Book 13, Chapters 31-38. They explore the concept of resting in God and the significance of finding eternal peace in Him, emphasizing the goodness of God, creation, and the journey of self-discovery and acceptance.
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- Humans are created to rest in God's goodness, reflecting their orientation towards Him.
- St. Augustine highlights the beauty and harmony in God's creation, emphasizing the importance of finding rest in Him.
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God's Goodness Reflecting in Creation
St. Augustine reflects on the goodness of creation and humankind, emphasizing that God's goodness is manifest in everything. He discusses how the created world, including humans, is inherently good and designed to find ultimate rest in God. By delving into the concept of divine goodness, St. Augustine highlights the transformative power of recognizing God's love and purpose in the world.
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