Comments on: Lent: Tiger Woods and Mary MacKillop

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By: Bishop John

Bishop John — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 11:38:54 +0000

Dear David,

The point of the illustration is the importance of the daily decisions we make – “commenting insightfully on the significance of the daily decisions made by of each of us. Mary MacKillop, like all of us, was faced by daily decisions about the pathway she would walk. Each decision we make shows something of who we are.”

Likewise, the daily decisions we make build our own lives.

May our lives be built in the grace and love of Christ through the transforming Holy Spirit.

By: David Green

David Green — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 04:20:59 +0000

All born again christians are saints.
Are we to assume that the Rector of the Devonport Church accepts and recognises Mary MacKillop as someone special. Different from all the born again Christians?
Does he believe that she performed miracles of healing even if done in the power of God? There is no proof for this.
Was she born again? No one knows, except God.
Many people in all religions including the Roman Catholic Religion, do good works. Undoubtedly Mary MacKillop is to be commended for her good works. Do they look for human recognition like the Pharisees?
Are they necessarily going to heaven?
“Unless a man is born again he will not go to heaven.”