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Archbishop René Leigue says loving God requires respecting life and serving others
Archbishop René Leigue stated during a Sunday Mass at the Basilica of San Lorenzo Martir in Santa Cruz de la Sierra that faith cannot be limited to religious practices while ignoring the commandment of love.
Reflecting on the Gospel of Mateo, Leigue said the commandments to love God and love one's neighbor are inseparable. He noted that loving God requires recognizing his image in every person.
Leigue explained that love for neighbor is shown through respect for the character and being of others, a commitment that extends to all creation. He also advised people to examine their own attitudes, noting that one cannot demand from others what they are not willing to practice themselves.
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