Fr. Joseph Iannuzzi: "So while Christ redeemed in His humanity on earth, all human beings, not all human beings will be saved. Why? Due to no fault of Christ's redemption, He gave everyone the grace to be redeemed, to be saved. The word redemption is different from salvation. Christ redeemed everyone. That means He gave us all the grace necessary whereby we may be saved. With our free consent to God's grace. However, we can reject that treasure trove of grace Christ purchased for us with His redemption. We can turn our back to Christ even after we're baptized. And some people do, of course. This is where we come in. You see, we help in the work of redemption. We don't redo Christ's work. No, it doesn't need to be redone. Rather, we are carrying out in our humanity in time and space that which Christ already did in His humanity. Christ gave everyone enough grace to be holy, to live a holy life. And when they live a holy life, they're doing nothing other than carrying out what Christ had presented for them, for them to embrace and live. Okay, so that's what we do in the work of redemption. We are actualizing that which is in potency, that which Christ prepared for us. Sort of like a father gives a son or daughter a new car or a new house. The house is waiting for the daughter, the car is waiting for the son to be occupied, to be driven. But until the ignition switch is turned and foot is placed upon the pedal, until the key knob, the key turns the knob of the door and the daughter enters the house, the experience is not made or is not fulfilled. Similarly, we have to actualize what is in potency. So we're turning that ignition we are turning the knob of that door when we are offering our interior sorrows to God for the salvation of soul, so to speak. Jesus refers to this participation of our human nature in His divine sufferings, in the sufferings of His passion, as a baptism of victimhood. "

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