
Holiness in Hospitals
Reflect It’s understandable why we fear hospitals, for ourselves, and our loved ones. But at some point, we all end up there. Think back to
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Reflect It’s understandable why we fear hospitals, for ourselves, and our loved ones. But at some point, we all end up there. Think back to

Take a moment today and reflect on how God’s light has been there for you or your loved ones during these times of distress.

Today, find a quiet spot and spend time with the psalms. With a pencil or sticky notes, freely mark words or lines that speak to you.

When headlines of injustice weigh us down, where do we turn? This week, I had a conversation with a dear friend about the state of the world, and we ended up agreeing about the power of the Serenity Prayer:

The psalms repeatedly encourage us to tell the truth of how hard life can be.

Sometimes, in the challenges of our lives, we can feel far from God’s help.

To fully love as Francis did, there is no compartmentalizing. Can I follow this example?