When I visited Ireland about 35 years ago, I remember seeing ruin after ruin. Ruined round towers, ruins of ancient monasteries, castles, and abbeys. Everywhere there were reminders of ancient Ireland and her long connection to the Catholic faith. Those ruins are a metaphor, I think, for what's happening in that poor country today. The faith is in ruins for many Catholics whose relationship with the Church is fractured and broken.
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Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Do You Have Challenging People in Your Life?
Am I kidding? Don't we all? Here's a wonderful article and a reminder that the most difficult people of all still bear the image of Jesus.
Caring for Difficult People
Does this change your perspective on difficult people? Let's thank God for the opportunity they offer us to grow in the virtues of patience and charity.
O Jesus, meek and humble of heart, make my heart like unto thine."
Caring for Difficult People
Does this change your perspective on difficult people? Let's thank God for the opportunity they offer us to grow in the virtues of patience and charity.
O Jesus, meek and humble of heart, make my heart like unto thine."
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