This is the morality to which Christ calls us, an interior attitude or disposition of the heart that is vibrant, strong and able to change everything. It is the way of life that Jesus taught which offers us joy. Morality, therefore, is more than just a set of actions, it is an attitude and condition of the heart. Christian morality offers a fully human response to life. In Jesus we discover that questioning itself is part of the wonderful movement of God's grace within us.
Religion is neither extraneous nor a burden to our development and growth.
In it we can find answers to the most important questions with which we struggle as we grow and try to determine who we are, how we should live and what our responsibilities are in this life. If we are right before God, all else will be well. The pure of heart are promised that they will see God face to face and be like God. It is the sacrament of baptism that provides the grace of purification that enables the baptized person to attain this purity of heart that carries with it the power to live a chaste, modest and pure life. The Ninth Commandment calls us to that purity of heart proclaimed by the sixth beatitude.