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Jesus commanded us to love; so we know love is not just a feeling, since we cannot command feelings. Love is mostly a decision.
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Jesus commanded us to love; so we know love is not just a feeling, since we cannot command feelings. Love is mostly a decision.
Several stained-glass windows are being installed in St. Anne’s Chapel at St. Louis Parish in Foreston, including a depiction of Blessed Carlo Acutis, one of the patrons of the revival.
Time can be an adversary or an ally. But what’s comforting is that it always moves forward.
We are all fragile, we are earth, and not every plot of land produces the fruit intended by the farmer.
We’re lonely not only because of our disconnection from each other, but also because we’ve become blind to our connection with God’s creation, in all of its sacred aliveness.
Francis of Assisi’s first biographer, Thomas of Celano, said that the saint was “always fresh, always new, always beginning again.” Francis was always doing something new and surprising to serve God and the world.
Unpossessed by possessions, we are free to welcome our own poverty of spirit, for only those who know they are incomplete can be made whole.
Imagine the blind man when Jesus cured him, clearly viewing the world for the first time. Imagine the wonder of seeing the sparkling sun after you had only felt it on your skin before; or of seeing your parents’ loving faces or the remarkable colors in the garden.
Compassion suggests that we put ourselves into others’ shoes and try to look at the world from their perspective.
The cacophony of the world and my own noisy mind can sometimes make me feel like I’m spinning out of control—in a constant state of reaction.
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