
God Loves Our Imperfections
God looks at us and sees the beauty of who we are, and that beauty is not a result of our being perfect.
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God looks at us and sees the beauty of who we are, and that beauty is not a result of our being perfect.

They say you’ll never meet an atheist in a foxhole. But what about in a swimming pool?

Sister Thea’s work illuminated the extraordinary variety to be found in global Catholicism and the many ways to mix rich cultural heritages with robust faith.

My walk with this saint has reaffirmed that my imperfect initial attempts at faith and virtue will be rewarded over time if I “keep coming back.”

For as long as my son and daughter have been old enough to understand language, my wife and I do not touch the kids without asking first. We do not touch them without their consent.

At those places in the world where God is active in the ministry of Jesus Christ, the Spirit throws open those doors that all too often we want to close.

Last year, I got a sweater from my wife as a birthday gift. It’s a simple grey sweater made of a linen blend, and I immediately fell in love with it.