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Following Jesus by Segundo Galilea ((The Face of Jesus (The author…

- - - - Contemplative is more understood in the context of prayer. However, what the author means of contemplative focuses more of the being than the act itself.
        This kind of prayer touches the mystical, psychological and even relational aspect of our personhood.
  - - - Contemplation leads us to a greater commitment to the poor and on the other hand our commitment draws its inspiration from Jesus through prayer. Prayer and Gospel action should not be divorced.
  - - - Followers of Jesus are expected to be radical, because Jesus himself is radical.
  - - - When you follow Jesus, sooner or later you will meet the cross. Even your very own. Some dread and avoid it, others move on and embraced it. The cross is not our final destination, it is a doorstep to something greater. Yet it is the greatest test of our faithfulness to God. Like Jesus, we are tested in every way and it is hard, however still as it was with Jesus, God is preparing us to moment.