
Finding Our Purpose
No matter what we do with our lives, there is always a purpose to our work. Just like every piece of a puzzle is important to the finished picture, our personal contribution is essential.
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No matter what we do with our lives, there is always a purpose to our work. Just like every piece of a puzzle is important to the finished picture, our personal contribution is essential.
When you hug a friend, make eye contact with a stranger, put a child on your lap, or caress a lover, you are opening yourself to allow God to communicate to another person through your body.
We are called to be disciples of Jesus here today. Let us offer this prayer of petition to become better followers of our Lord.
Our Church is God’s Church, and we belong to God. Church is the place we go to nurture our faith.
When we pack for a journey, many of us over pack.
When God sees the shining saints, God once again looks on creation and finds it very good. The saints aren’t dour, but fun to be around.
Housing should be a human right, and yet many people around the world do not have a home. Even small contributions to a temporary shelter add up.
Despite our imperfections, God looks on the preparations of our hearts.
Joy sees the world as God intended; it is a reaction to all God is doing in our lives now and in the future.
In episode 3 of Franciscan Media’s Off the Page podcast, Father Murray Bodo, OFM, discusses the creative action of partnering with God to make one’s soul, quoting poet John Keats’ notion of the world being a “vale of soul-making.”
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