Normal changes. To live life on life’s terms is to be able to accept new normals. If we can accept these type of changes then we have a better chance to flourish on a different platform. If you lose a body part, you live a new normal. You are not diminished, but changed in your everyday way of life. If you are getting sober in recovery you are living a new normal. If you have a conversion experience of any sort, it will affect your daily life. Some things are dropped and some new things are embraced. We cannot grab onto the past and still live to our fullest in the present.
The homilies and musings of a Paulist Priest.
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From Stephanie Logan of Centennial, CO
I sincerely hope your mission thrives. The Church these days seems overly intent on preaching politics and battering its members with ultimatums and threats instead of focusing on the messages of love, forgiveness and daily sacrifice that convert followers from the inside out and are therefore more effective in the long run!
I sincerely hope your mission thrives. The Church these days seems overly intent on preaching politics and battering its members with ultimatums and threats instead of focusing on the messages of love, forgiveness and daily sacrifice that convert followers from the inside out and are therefore more effective in the long run!
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I love this so much, thank you Father Ryan! ❤️
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