Can You Really be Saved?

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I'm Father Cajetan Cuddy, the General Editor of the Encyclopedia of Catholic Theology. To support our mission, or for more resources like this, visit ect.org. We hope you enjoy the following content. In the sixth chapter of St. Luke's Gospel, our Lord rebukes those who notice the splinter in their brother's eye and yet don't

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perceive the wooden beam in their own eyes. And he says, remove the wooden beam from your eye first, then you will see clearly to remove the splinter in your brother's eye. We've talked about this before, that there are only really two ways to attempt salvation. Salvation being union with God, movement upwards, the reception of good within ourselves.

Can You Really be Saved? | Luke 6:39-45

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Feb 27, 2025

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In this homily, Fr. Cajetan Cuddy explores the themes of salvation, the transformative power of Jesus, and the significance of confession in the Christian faith. He emphasizes that true salvation comes not from comparing ourselves to others but through a personal relationship with Jesus, who can transform our brokenness into instruments of His love and mercy. The discussion highlights the importance of recognizing our own sins and the boundless mercy available through confession, encouraging listeners to draw near to Christ for salvation.

Can You Really be Saved? | Luke 6:39-45

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