Sharing in Christ’s sentiments

Julio Dieguez, professor of Moral Theology at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross in Rome, and Rector of the Seminary of the Prelature of Opus Dei, spoke about striving to attain the “same sentiments as Christ Jesus” (cf. Phil. 2:5). “The configuration with Christ that all Christians are called to, and priests in a special way, means ultimately sharing in Christ’s sentiments.” And he added that “if we want to act as Jesus did, we need to make his way of being our own.”

Christianity is not a moral doctrine, or a higher wisdom: it is fundamentally a Person, Jesus Christ.” 

 “For me to live is Christ” (Phil 1:21)

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