“The Incarnation means … that the invisible God enters into the visible world, so that we, who are bound to matter, can know him. In this sense, the way to the Incarnation was already being prepared in all that God said and did in history for man’s salvation. But this descent of God is intended to draw us into a movement of ascent.
The Incarnation is aimed at man’s transformation through the Cross and to the new corporeality of the Resurrection. God seeks us where we are, not so that we stay there, but so”. [Spirit of the Liturgy -- by Joseph Ratzinger, Romano Guardini, et al.]
Reflect on the gift of God’s Word enfleshed as man, Jesus true God and true man.
May God Be Praised.
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