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00:00Next, we will look at the following sources of information, the path of revelation.
00:18and the path of the Church's teaching. We will explore its aspects and see how to make use of them.
00:26To make preaching more effective, let's begin by analyzing the path of revelation.
00:36This refers to the fact that all religions are a search for divinity by men,
00:44But the Judeo-Christian religion is a little different, because in this one God has taken the
00:51God has initiated a dialogue with humanity, and how wonderful it is!
01:00It is that God has reached man by sending his only Son, who has revealed to us who
01:09This is God and what He is like. God has revealed Himself progressively and consistently throughout history.
01:18of Israel. We have such testimony in the Bible, which condenses God's revelation.
01:26to men.
01:28Sacred Scripture leads us to parables, miracles, characters, wars, questions, dialogues,
01:39prayers, places, festivals, objects, etc. It tells us about a great number of events
01:49which, when used by a preacher, acquire great historical and spiritual richness.
01:59All this wealth acquires its value when it is passed on, since God, in his desire to
02:07To reveal itself to humanity, it cannot be made known if there is no one who shares it.
02:13that he wishes to reveal to us.
02:16Some preachers convey what they think about God and forget to communicate what
02:23that God has said about himself.
02:27Others prefer to complicate things with lofty theological expressions, instead of reducing themselves to simplicity.
02:36of the Gospel.
02:39Unfortunately, there are preachers who do not carry the Bible, much less use it.
02:46They speak of God without referring to what God has wanted to tell us about himself.
02:53And the main problem lies in the fact that perhaps they haven't had that encounter with revelation.
02:59of God, if we are convinced that the Bible is the place of encounter with God, ours
03:08It must be worn out from so much use.
03:13Furthermore, there is no comparison between what has been revealed throughout the history of salvation.
03:21and private revelations made to saints or apparitions of the Virgin.
03:28The word of God far surpasses these.
03:33However, some preachers focus on certain spiritualities rather than the source
03:40main part of the revelation.
03:42It must be clear that any alleged revelation must have the approval of the Church.
03:51And the first criterion for authenticating a revelation is that it is in accordance with the revelation
04:00of God in the Bible.
04:03The authentic interpretation of the Bible belongs to the Church, led by its pastors.
04:10The free interpretation of Sacred Scripture leads to each person finding what they want to believe.
04:18He wants to, and even makes the Bible say what he intends.
04:24The authentic interpretation is the fruit of the Church's teaching, but, as the
04:31Vatican II Council, the magisterium is not above the word, but at its service.
04:40Rediscovering the value of the Bible is a grace of the Holy Spirit.
04:45Love and understanding of Scripture is a gift that the Holy Spirit bestows on those who
04:53They have a simple and open heart like that of Mary, our Mother.
04:59The word of God is so rich that it is not easy to begin the journey.
05:07Sometimes it's very dry, and other times it seems to be in a code that needs to be deciphered.
05:14Therefore, in the following sessions we will continue to explore ways and methods to delve deeper into the
05:22message, to get clues on how to search and what to search for in the Holy Scriptures.
05:29On the other hand, the Holy Spirit continues to reveal God's secrets in the hearts of his disciples.
05:39God continues to manifest himself in the hearts of believers.
05:45Jesus, in our day, reveals the secrets of his heart to his friends.
05:51Each person, in a personal, though not individualistic, way, is taught by God, and that is precisely it
06:02what it conveys to others.
06:06A good preacher is not one who repeats what he has read or heard, but what he has learned at the feet of Jesus.
06:14The Catechism of the Catholic Church, in article 3, concerning Sacred Scripture,
06:24particularly in number 101, it says verbatim,
06:29In the condescension of his goodness, God, in order to reveal himself to men, speaks to them in human words.
06:38And in the Dogmatic Constitution of Iberbum, it says,
06:44The word of God, expressed in human languages, becomes similar to human language,
06:52as the word of the Eternal Father, assuming our weak human condition, became like men.
07:00The Catechism of the Catholic Church, in number 105, in the second paragraph, says,
07:10The Holy Mother Church, according to the faith of the apostles,
07:15recognizes that all the books of the Old and New Testaments,
07:20with all their parts, are sacred and canonical,
07:25insofar as they were written under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit,
07:30They have God as their author, and as such, they have been entrusted to the Church.
07:37And again, Dei Verbum, in number 11, says,
07:43Like everything claimed by agiographers, or inspired authors,
07:49The Holy Spirit affirms it; it follows that the sacred books,
07:54They teach soundly, faithfully, and without error,
08:00the truth that God had recorded in those books,
08:04for our salvation.
08:06For these reasons, in your preaching,
08:09You must include the word of God,
08:12as a way to give it veracity and trustworthiness.
08:16Sacred Tradition, for its part,
08:21It contains all the historical information,
08:24which, although not included in the word of God,
08:28It is part of the revelation that God has given to man,
08:33since it is made up of all truths
08:36which were passed on by word of mouth,
08:39through the people of God.
08:42Tradition leads us to have a broader vision
08:48of events, places, people, beliefs, etc.,
08:54which is currently guarded by the church.
09:00The transmission of the Gospel was done in two ways.
09:04Orally, when the apostles, through their preaching,
09:10their examples, their institutions,
09:13They passed on what they had learned through words.
09:16of the works and words of Christ.
09:20The other way is in writing,
09:24when the same apostles and apostolic men
09:27They put the message of salvation into writing
09:31inspired by the Holy Spirit.
09:35In number 78 of the Catechism of the Catholic Church,
09:40It is clearly established.
09:43This live broadcast,
09:46carried out in the Holy Spirit,
09:49It is called tradition
09:50insofar as it is distinct from Sacred Scripture,
09:54although closely linked to it.
09:58Through her, the church,
10:01through his teaching,
10:03his life,
10:04their worship,
10:05It preserves and transmits to all ages
10:08what he is and what he believes.
10:12The words of the holy fathers
10:14They attest to the living presence of this tradition,
10:18whose riches are being put into practice
10:21and to the life of the church
10:23who believes and prays.
10:25This is the Sacred Tradition.
10:31Finally,
10:32I share with you
10:33the fourth source of information.
10:37This is the way
10:38of the Magisterium of the Church.
10:42The Magisterium of the Church,
10:44the holy fathers
10:45and the official documents
10:48of the Church
10:49They are inexhaustible sources
10:51to find messages
10:53and valuables.
10:55The Holy Fathers
10:57They have wonderful writings,
11:00original interpretations
11:02and very educational examples
11:05to help us discover
11:06messages in the Holy Scriptures.
11:11Fortunately,
11:12nowadays,
11:14There is a rediscovery
11:15of the message
11:16of these men of the past.
11:18The office of readings
11:21It always brings us segments
11:23of his writings
11:24that can be useful to us
11:26very well
11:27in our preaching.
11:31Ignore them
11:31that would be a waste
11:33one of the sources
11:34of which the Holy Spirit
11:36has been talking
11:38in the history of the Church.
11:39The documents
11:43of the Second Vatican Council
11:44are fundamental
11:46for every preacher.
11:49Of course,
11:50It's not about
11:51from reading them to people,
11:53but to select
11:54the teachings,
11:56polish them
11:57and deliver the message
11:58now using simple language
12:01and digestible
12:02for your audience.
12:03Also
12:05They are very valuable
12:07the documents
12:08of the episcopates
12:09that contain
12:10the adaptation
12:11of the message
12:12to the historical context
12:14of their local churches.
12:18Use the writings
12:19that have arisen
12:20of this teaching
12:22full of spiritual richness
12:24and historical
12:25any preaching
12:27that includes them.
12:29The documents
12:30teachers
12:31lead to preaching
12:33along the way
12:34of the correct interpretation
12:36of the content
12:37which this includes.
12:40It gives it more
12:41credibility
12:41and trust
12:43of talking
12:44in the light
12:45of the Church.
12:48Every preacher
12:49that wants
12:50to give an exhibition
12:52that it be truthful
12:53and reliable
12:54for your audience
12:55It must be filtered
12:57through
12:58the Word of God,
13:00the teaching profession
13:00of the Church
13:01and Sacred Tradition.
13:05These
13:05they must always be
13:07the three pillars
13:08in which
13:09all preaching
13:11Catholic
13:11It needs to be shored up.
13:14Very good.
13:16Next
13:17we'll see
13:18some tools
13:19to delve deeper
13:20in the message
13:21what do you want
13:22share
13:23to your audience
13:23in your preaching.
13:26Are
13:27will allow you
13:29give it a bigger
13:30wealth
13:30to the material
13:32that you have prepared
13:33for your preaching.
13:34of the Church
13:37of the Church
13:38of the Church
13:40of the Church
13:40and the Church
13:42of the Church
13:45of the Church
13:46Thanks for watching the video.