No to us but to you te glory

1. Not external, no for my glory but internal and for the glory of God.

For many of the Pharisees the righteousness consists in to observe externally the law of God and seek for his how glory, and this is no enough for enter on to the kingdom of heaven.

But we have to look to observe the commandments of God an make our devotion, no for our Glory, but to glorify God.

Not to us, LORD, not to us

but to your name give glory

2. The wounded human kind look for his own glory, like the evil, has strong desire to be praised.

We have to avoid for all the means that our glorification be the center of our actions…

At the beginning of each action, we have to pray no for my glory lord but for your glory…

Jesus encourages us to be holy, to be rightness, and this the strong desire that we have to ask all the days, renew in my life the desire of be holy, but be holy not that people may praise my life, rather, that my life praise God in all circumstances.

Like Mother Mary that in all circumstances was seeking the glory of God.

When she was persecutes, in silence glorifying God, when someone praise God, she immediately praises God the source of all glory.

I want to tell you a few of my very special secrets which will help you quickly reach sainthood. Always remember that you, too, can become a saint! First, you have to want it with your whole heart, and if you do not have the desire yet, you must ask the Lord for it with insistence.

Try to go to Mass every day and take holy Communion.

If you can, try to spend a few minutes in Eucharistic adoration before the tabernacle where Jesus is truly present. In this way, you’ll see how your level of holiness increases!

Remember to recite the holy Rosary every day.

Read a passage from holy Scripture every day.

If you can, confess every week, even for venial sins.

Make promises often to God and the Virgin Mary to help others.

Ask your guardian angel, who must become your best friend, for help[1].

[1] Acutis, Antonia Salzano. My Son Carlo: Carlo Acutis Through the Eyes of His Mother (pp. 139-140). Our Sunday Visitor. Kindle Edition.