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Peace does not mean everything is perfect or feels good all the time. Rather, peace is the living presence of God at all times, in all situations.
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Peace does not mean everything is perfect or feels good all the time. Rather, peace is the living presence of God at all times, in all situations.
Often at the margins we’ll be surprised by a glimpse of God.
On this New Year’s Day, for what are you thankful in the past year? What are your dreams—your “yes”—for the year to come?
“Mary treasured all these things and pondered them in her heart!” (Luke 2:19). In these words, Luke describes the attitude with which Mary took in
St. Francis is someone whom people often turn to for inspiring words—even though he actually didn’t say some frequently attributed to him.
What does expressing gratitude really mean? What is something in your daily life that you take for granted but that is actually a blessing from God?
The meaning of time is the atmosphere of God’s epiphany, of God’s mystery and his concrete love.
A truly grateful person overlooks the negatives to focus on the world’s abundant delights. People want to be around them, to become as thankful as they are.
If we have celebrated the feast of the incarnation well, our lives will be changed.
The optimist believes everything will work itself out. As Christians we are not optimists; we are people of hope.
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