With the mystery of the Ascension that takes place 40 days after the Resurrection (last Thursday, although the celebration is moved to Sunday) ends the moment in which Jesus Christ has become “visible and tangible to make us live by faith and from faith,” points out the prelate, and begins “the hour of the Holy Spirit gushing forth from the Heart of Christ.”
In this new time, “our union with Christ is now realized in faith and love, so that the senses remain hanging and unsatisfied”, therefore, the Bishops of Córdoba recommends that we do not try to “satisfy our senses and our feelings.” with things on earth, with people, with events from here.”
In exchange, he proposes entering “into the orbit of faith and love, which come from above, to grow in that continuous purification that makes us spiritual.”