Hypocrisy isn’t only the loud scandal we recognize from afar; it’s often the quieter habit of criticizing the world while neglecting our own conversion. This night of recollection traces both forms: the public denunciation that can hide private weakness, and the constant talk of “reform” that never begins with the heart. Drawing on St. Josemaría, it calls us back to the real instruments of change—prayer, fasting, penance, and mortification—because holiness, not outrage, is what truly converts and renews the world.
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