We are not required to ask for suffering. We are not prohibited from seeking to be relieved from our suffering. But when God wills it, we can accept it and recognize it for what it actually is:
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Monday Musings - Where Do You Place Your Trust?
In her book, Mary's Mantle - Consecration Prayer Journal , Christine Watkins asked her readers: "Where do you place your hope? In ...
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Pondering Tidbits of Truth is my simple and inadequate way of providing nuggets of spiritual wisdom for you to chew on from time to time. S... -
It is time to be blunt and honest: we do not love our Lord as we ought and as He deserves! He has been here among us for more th... -
There is a famous story from the life of St. John Vianney. He noticed a farmer who spent many hours in the parish, praying before the Blesse... -
[What follows is the Introduction to my recently released book, I Thirst for Your Love. The book includes contributions from Dom Mark Dan...
