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Fwd: National Post: Video shows Pope Francis really doesn't like it when people kiss his papal ring

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From: Arthur Schmidt <jc3schmi@icloud.com>
Date: March 26, 2019 at 12:16:59 PM MDT
To: jc3schmi@hotmail.com, drmcpike@hotmail.com, dnugent@osumcorp.com
Subject: National Post: Video shows Pope Francis really doesn't like it when people kiss his papal ring

I wanted to share a story with you from National Post:

Video shows Pope Francis really doesn't like it when people kiss his papal ring
The Pope pried his hand from those who tried to kiss his ring after Monday mass
https://nationalpost.com/news/world/video-the-pope-really-doesnt-like-it-when-people-kiss-his-papal-ring


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That means we look to the prophet Elijah, the great prophet who lived on Mount Carmel eight centuries before Jesus, and we find great inspiration in him. Carmelites from the very beginning of the Order have looked to Elijah for inspiration. They saw in the prophet everything that they wanted to be. He was a man of deep contemplation, one who sought solitude in the wadi Carith or in the cave at Mount Horeb. All Carmelites need to know the Elijah stories that we find at the end of the First Book of Kings, and in the beginning of the Second Book of Kings in the Bible.

We see in these stories that Elijah was a restless man. He was filled with energy for God like we want to be, and he was anxious to spend that energy on God's kingdom. But he was always searching to know what God asked of him. He is the model, along with Mary, for each of us Carmelites. Elijah was a fearless prophet who stood strong and tall against the injustice of his day. He defended the farmer and the peasant against the mighty kings and lords. And that is why the Order of Carmel today has stood with the Church in making the preferential option for the poor. Carmel chooses to stand up for the cause of the poor.