Saints of the
New Millennium
"Do not be afraid to be the saints of the new millennium!" -- St. John Paul II
Many Christians think of saints as extraordinary people who are capable of superpowers ranging from the frankly incredible (St. Denis walked several kilometers from his place of martyrdom while carrying his still-preaching head) to the ridiculously jejune (St. Frances Cabrini helps find parking spaces in New York).
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Saints are, indeed, extraordinary people capable of extraordinary things.
However, they are not unlike the rest of us. In fact, they are us.
St. Paul in his letters and in the letters written in his name refers to us followers of Christ again and again as saints. He is not unique in doing so in Scripture.
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November begins with the Feast of All Saints. That month will mark the beginning of a new UCA News series, Saints of the New Millenium, that will profile some of Asia’s saints, “ordinary” people who try to live faithfully amid the demands of life in our time.
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Perhaps the closest they will ever come to fame will be in your reading about them in UCA News. But they are saints for today. Let their example challenge and encourage you to live your own sainthood.
William J. Grimm
Publisher
UCA News
Holy people of the New Thousand years: Moving Present day Symbols of Temperance
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In a time set apart by fast mechanical headways, moving cultural standards, and a steadily changing social scene, the idea of holy people might appear to be old-fashioned. Customarily, holy people have been loved as people who carried on with righteous lives in the far off past, frequently with regards to strict practices. In any case, as we step into the new thousand years, another variety of "holy people" has arisen. These cutting edge symbols of ethicalness might not have coronas or perform supernatural occurrences, yet they rouse and lead through their excellent deeds, benevolence, and unfaltering obligation to making the world a superior spot. In this article, we will investigate a portion of the "holy people" of the new thousand years, whose activities and standards resound with the developing upsides of contemporary society.
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Malala Yousafzai:
Malala Yousafzai, a Pakistani lobbyist for female training, represents the characteristics of a current holy person. She endure a ruthless assault by the Taliban for supporting young ladies' schooling and proceeded to turn into the most youthful Nobel Prize laureate. Malala's immovable obligation to the reason for training for all, particularly young ladies in oppressed networks, has made her a motivation to millions around the world. Her backing features the force of training to change lives, rising above geological and social limits.
Greta Thunberg:
Greta Thunberg, a Swedish ecological extremist, has turned into an image of the young drove environment development. Her energetic call for evil act on environmental change has ignited worldwide environment strikes and propelled an age to request responsibility from world pioneers. Greta's determined commitment to tending to the existential danger of environmental change makes her a holy person for the climate, helping us to remember our ethical constraint to safeguard the planet for people in the future.
Kailash Satyarthi:
Kailash Satyarthi, an Indian youngster freedoms dissident, has committed his life to protecting and restoring kid workers. His work has changed the existences of thousands of youngsters, assisting them with getting away from the endless loop of kid work and double-dealing. Kailash's obligation to destroying kid work is a demonstration of the persevering through significance of protecting the freedoms and nobility of the most weak citizenry.
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Nelson Mandela:
While Nelson Mandela might have lived in the earlier 100 years, his heritage perseveres into the new thousand years. As an enemy of politically-sanctioned racial segregation progressive and the primary dark leader of South Africa, Mandela epitomizes the force of absolution, compromise, and quiet change. His getting through inheritance fills in as an encouraging sign and a sign of the potential for social advancement through solidarity and understanding.
Pope Francis:
Pope Francis, the head of the Roman Catholic Church, has earned worldwide respect for his dynamic perspectives on issues like neediness, environmental change, and civil rights. His promotion for the underestimated and burdened lines up with the developing upsides of an additional comprehensive and empathetic world. He supports exchange and participation among various religions and societies, advancing a feeling of concordance and grasping in a different and interconnected worldwide local area.
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The idea of holy people in the new thousand years has advanced past conventional strict settings. Today, holy people are people who encapsulate the qualities and ideals expected to explore the complicated difficulties of our influencing world. They rouse us with their commitment to schooling, natural assurance, civil rights, and compromise. The "holy people" of the new thousand years advise us that anybody can have a massive effect through thoughtful gestures, backing, and a guarantee to making the world a superior spot. These cutting edge symbols of prudence act as good examples for people and networks making progress toward a more merciful, evenhanded, and supportable future. As we push ahead into the 21st hundred years, let us draw motivation from these contemporary "holy people" and work on the whole to resolve the major problems within recent memory.
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