Life’s sadnesses are a part of paths toward hope and conversion; it’s crucial not to let melancholy embitter the heart, even for those in clerical roles.
Humor is deeply ingrained in priesthood, serving as a remedy against bitterness and self-importance. The lightheartedness exhibited by popes illustrates this point effectively.
Self-mockery emerges as a significant tool in combating narcissism, reminding us of the importance of humility, as emphasized by figures like John Paul II through humor.
Irony serves both to uplift others and ourselves, acting as a corrective lens against self-absorption, echoing the wisdom of those who lead through joy.
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