SAGI Chaplain & Director, Inspiring Faith
Father Roy, STL, PhD, is a priest of the Diocese of Peterborough, Ontario, Canada. He is the principal editor of Benedict XVI and the Sacred Liturgy (Dublin: Four Courts, 2010; Chicago: Scepter, 2011) and former editor of Antiphon: A Journal for Liturgical Renewal. Fr Roy has taught liturgy and sacramental theology at the College of St Mary Magdalen, the University of Notre Dame, and The Catholic University of America. His articles have appeared in The New Catholic Encyclopedia, revised edition (2002), The New Catholic Encyclopedia Supplement 2010, Ephemerides liturgicae, and Antiphon.
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The supernatural and infused virtue of hope, like faith and charity, finds its original source in God; it likewise has God as its ultimate end…
The idea of a Jubilee Year is found in the pages of the Old Testament, in the Book of Leviticus 25:8-55…

Man gives himself wholly by love, and gives himself as much as he loves. He is therefore in a sovereign manner given to God when he loves the divine goodness sovereignly…
“I can attest, throughout my life, that these principles bring a visible, tangible good,” and can address many current problems…

“Charity is called the bond of perfection, because it unites our soul to God…”

“Now there is no one who approaches God with a true and upright heart who is not tested by hardships and temptations.”
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