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With God’s help, we can become more patient and accepting of frustrating situations. The next time you feel your patience running out, envision the Stations of the Cross.
Life can often feel like, in St. Anthony’s words, “choppy water,” and we can indeed lose our sense of bearing when things get chaotic or even hostile.
As my hearing has diminished over time, the drive to listen to what’s going on around me, to truly absorb and comprehend, has not.
Family is at the core of our social structure. But sometimes we take our families for granted or even experience deep rifts with some of our loved ones.
Have you ever made a call to a business or a doctor’s office and been placed on a very long hold? I know I have.
All relationships take work, and our life with God is no different. It might be hard to admit, but just like in our human relationships, we can struggle with frustration, anger, and anxiety with God.
We’ve just passed through a long and, at times, trying holy season of Lent, rich with spiritual potential, but it can come at a cost. As challenging as this time can be, however, there’s almost a twinge of sadness as the season passes into the rearview mirror.
