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 \nPope Francis starts each day as he began his papacy,withprayer.He says,\"I pray the breviary [Liturgy of the Hours]every morning.I like to pray with the psalms.Then,later,I cel-ebrate Mass.I pray the rosary.What I really prefer is adorationin the evening,even when I get distracted and think of otherthings,or even fallasleep praying….I stay in front of theBlessed Sacrament for an hour in adoration.I pray mentallyeven when I am waiting at the dentist or at other times of theday..I ask myself:What have I done for Christ?What amIdoing for Christ?What should I do for Christ?\"Reflect:Do I listen in prayer?How can Ifit prayer into mydaily routine?  \n# 3.REFOCUS\n\nPope Francis invites us to think more broadly.He responded,\"Who am I to judge?\"to a question about homosexuality.\"If ahomosexual person is of good will and is in search of God,Iam no one to judge.\"Some thought he was suggesting a changein Church teaching.Instead,he says,\"The teaching of theChurch is clear,and I am a son of the Church,but it is not nec-essary to talk about those issues [i.e.,women priests,abortion,divorce,gay marriage,contraception]all the time....The mostimportant thing is the first proclamation:Jesus Christ hassaved you.\"  \n# 2.SIMPLFY\n\nCalling for \"mercy above all,\"he speaks of his own sinful-ness and says,\"I'm drawn to prisoners;I'm human like they  \nMuch like his namesake,Pope Francis has chosen a simplelifestyle.When serving as cardinal archbishop of  \nare.”He washed the feet of 12 prison inmates (includ-  \nlived in a simple apartment.As pope,heuses a \"scuffed-up Ford Focus\"andwears a simple white cassock.Hisprisoners in Sardinia and Rio.Referringsuspension of a German bishopto the Church as a “field hospital”overseeing a$42.5 million churchwhere people come for mercifulresidence renovation (including acare,he tells priests to lead with the$20,500 bathtub!)indicates anmerciful face of Christ.Withoutexpectation that Church leadersmoving the line between right andspend responsibly.wrong,Pope Francis invites us toPope Francis chooses to live inhold our judgment in favor of shar-the Vatican guesthouse,explaining,ing God's mercy.\"I need a community..…I need toReflect:What judgments keep melive my life with others.\"Clearly,from being merciful in thought,word,people are more important to him than  \n# 4.ENGAGE\n\nPope Francis engages the world with his genuine smile,humblespirit,and desire to rub elbows with us.While busy leading theChurch,he","cbCaik3ALFaj1yLr","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaik3ALFaj1yLr","pdf",376600,"English","# 1. 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