ABSTRACT
This paper looks at the vocations to the married life and the celibate life within the Lasallian community as complementary gifts of God. The exploration is grounded in an incarnational, sacramental sense of Church and mission and an appreciation of the mystery of married love and the delicate character of the soul’s intimacy with God.
Full Text:
Married Love as a Member of the Lasallian Community
Keywords: married love, Lasallian community, vocation, incarnational, Church, De La Salle, sexual union, God’s presence, compassion for the poor, complementary, gift
Regan, Kevin
Kevin Regan serves as a counselor at The San Miguel School in Providence, Rhode Island (USA). He previously served for many years as a religion teacher at La Salle Academy in Providence, Rhode Island (USA). He earned a master’s degree in counseling from Rhode Island College and a master’s degree in religious studies from Providence College.
ISSN: 2151-2515
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