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We crave control. Often we want to be in the driver’s seat of our own lives. But how realistic is that?
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We crave control. Often we want to be in the driver’s seat of our own lives. But how realistic is that?

There is an old hymn called “What a Friend We Have in Jesus.” It speaks of the privilege and comfort of the depth of intimacy Jesus shares with each of us on a personal level; through all the joys and sorrows, ups and downs of life.

If everything we have comes from God, then even our prayer must also come from God. Like the gift of faith, prayer is a gift.

We sometimes feel a lack of spirit in the overwhelming necessity of everyday tasks. Consider inviting God into your repetitive duties.

Francis desired to live honestly. If the friars could do without something, then it belonged to a poor person who needed it.

The Holy Spirit is not an extra in Christian holiness. Rather the sending of the Spirit is the completing of the entire beautiful plan of God to share his Life with us.

Jesus’ Ascension reminds us we’re destined for more than earthly confines.

We must foster a genuine and affectionate connection to our world before we can effect change within it.

When she could no longer protest injustice, Dorothy Day asserted that “I can still pray.” We can always do something to change the world.

As my hearing has diminished over time, the drive to listen to what’s going on around me, to truly absorb and comprehend, has not.