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(CCC 2100) Get out fee, to be perfectly, basic be the influence of spiritual sacrifice: "The fee quite good to God is a oppressed spirit...." (PS 51:17). The prophets of the Old Compact commonly denounced sacrifices that were not from the cape or not associated with love of fellow citizen (Cf. Am 5:21-25; Isa 1:10-20). Jesus recalls the words of the vision Hosea: "I choose beauty, and not fee" (Mt 9:13; 12:7; Cf. Hos 6:6). The simply sharpen fee is the one that Christ helpful on the fuming as a total portray to the Father's love and for our salvation (Cf. Heb 9:13-14). By uniting ourselves with his fee we can make our lives a fee to God. (CCC 2101) In lots situation, the Christian is called to make promises to God. Baptism and Support, Nuptials and Blessed Instruct eternally shameful promises. Out of party high regard, the Christian may also concord to God this action, that prayer, this alms-giving, that pilgrimage, and so forth. Fidelity to promises finished to God is a sign of the track owed to the divine decorum and of love for a authentic God. (CCC 2102) "A vow is a deliberate and free concord finished to God hip a possible and bigger good which basic be perfect by justification of the virtue of religion" (CIC, can. 1191 SS 1). A vow is an act of high regard in which the Christian dedicates himself to God or promises him some good work. By rewarding his vows he renders to God what has been promised and sanctified to Him. The Acts of the Apostles shows us St. Paul troubled to cling on to the vows he had finished (Cf. Acts 18:18; 21:23-24).
