This text explores the relationship between consecrated life and fruitfulness, arguing that a life of devotion and service must produce tangible results to be considered authentic. It critiques the tendency for some religious orders to prioritize their own existence over their mission, leading to stagnation and irrelevance. The author advocates for a more dynamic approach, where consecrated individuals focus on evangelization, social justice, and community building.
By Jorge Mario Bergoglio · Genre: Religious, Theological, Homiletic