By location, being in two places at once. You know who could do that? Kill me. Padre Pio, reading other People’s Souls. You know who could do that? Who? Padre Pio. Loving Jesus with his whole heart. Who could that be? Yeah, you guessed it. Padre Pio. Pope Benedict the 16th set about Padre Pio. There were significant and epic things he would do, but what made him a saint wasn’t any of those things. It was his obedience. His peers advised him not to celebrate Mass in public due to the drama, and he would obey. Whenever Jesus spoke, and whenever Jesus spoke through the church, Padre Pio would follow the instructions. In the gospel, we see the same thing. The lepers were healed when they were obedient. To be a saint is to say yes to Jesus. Literally, the opposite of obeying Jesus is called sin. So let’s stay away from that and say yes to Jesus.
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