Humility Is the Gateway to Heaven, by Paul Suski
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By Paul Suski, Catholic Exchange, June 11, 2026
Paul Suski hails from Poland and is the father of three adult children. Mr. Suski holds a B.A. in English Language and an M.A. in Political Science. Paul wears a Carmelite scapular, claims St. Rita of Cascia as his favorite saint, and has published articles in: Boston Catholic Journal, Catholic Insight, Catholic Journal US, Indian Catholic Matters, LifeSiteNews, The Universe and Nasz Dziennik. His most treasured places are before the Eucharistic Lord and with his family on Cottesloe Beach, WA. Paul is happiest far from cold climates.
Mystic Alicja Lenczewska, Part 3
June is a month especially dedicated to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. It is the time when we give particular honor to the humility, love, and mercy of Our Blessed Lord, who died in atonement for our sins.
Among the many Polish hymns sung on this occasion, one that Alicja surely knew by heart after singing it hundreds of times begins with these words: Jesus, meek and humble of heart, make our hearts like unto Thine! It could hardly have been otherwise, since she lived for many years in the Sacred Heart Parish in Szczecin. It was there, among other places, that her mystical conversations took place, and Jesus Himself told her that “this is the sanctuary of His Heart.”
Thus, our spiritual journey today leads us to humility as a gateway to Heaven. How is it attained, and is it even possible? How should we respond when confronted with blatant injustice? ….
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