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Bishop Veniamin: We must have the right garment and show through our lives that we have received the grace of Godtranslated

September 7, 2026 · 1 min read

"We must also have the right garment, that is, we must show through our lives that we have received and keep the grace of God", Bishop Veniamin of South Bessarabia emphasized on Sunday, at the "Saint Pantelimon" Church in Cahul, Republic of Moldova.

Starting from the parable of the king's son's wedding, His Eminence showed how God brings us to Him.

"He does not cease to call. He sends forth His servants again, and they represent the prophets whom God has sent to proclaim His will."

"Many of them were persecuted and even killed for their testimony," the hierarch said, explaining that refusing the invitation to the feast is one of the ways in which man can respond to God's call.

Wedding garment, image of life in Christ Reverend Father Veniamin emphasized the significance of the man who entered without a wedding garment.

"The wedding garment reminds us of the glorious garment that we receive at the Sacrament of Holy Baptism. The Holy Apostle Paul says: As many as you were baptized in Christ, you have clothed yourselves in Christ (Galatians 3, 27). Through Baptism we have clothed ourselves in Christ and received divine grace."

"The wedding can be understood as an image of the Church, in which...

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