Worth Revisiting - Hidden God




It is a privilege  to share one of my posts with Allison Gingras at Reconciled to You and Elzabeth Riordan at Theology is A Verb as part of their weekly Worth Revisiting promotion.


My contribution this week is short and direct:

Our duty and primary mission as Catholics is to make Him known by the way we live our lives. Guess we have a bit more work to do!


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