The man who fails to fulfill God’s will is idle,and his future will be dismal unless he embraces God’s will. For me that idleness led to drinking. At least today I have replaced the idleness with searching for God’s will. I can only imagine the joy when I find it.
God is great and great is his love. May your will be done in my life so that I can become all that you created me to be.
If we give our lives to God,He will take care of us. Our fears, anxieties, and struggleswill rest on His shoulders,Only if we surrender daily to him. We will have trials.Oh, and our trials may increase. But we will be at peace Because we are learning to rely on our “Higher Power”
“In the depths of his conscience, man detects a law, which he does not impose upon himself, but which holds him to obedience. Always summoning him to love good and avoid evil, the voice of conscience when necessary speaks to his heart: do this, shun that. For man has in his heart a law written
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Love-filled remorse implies a bending of my will affectionately toward the other. This is a form a self-giving love that we can all achieve at any moment of our lives. Practice contrition
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If God had not called us, we would not exist, we would not be members of the community of faith, we would not have any purpose to our lives.Believe in your purpose.
It is too easy, and common, for us to think that our way is the only way, or the best way.When someone does or thinks something that is different we question and at times we become condescending.Since our way is the only way the approach that God wants us to take presents a crisis of
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“The greatest deception, and the deepest source of unhappiness, is the illusion of finding life by excluding God, of finding freedom by excluding moral truths and personal responsibility” – Pope John Paul II
Lord, may everything I do begin with your inspiration, continue with your help, and reach perfection with your guidance.
We know that each of our gifts says something about the God who gave them and that taken all together they help open our minds to God’s overwhelming generosity and to God’s plans for us. Count your gifts. Count your blessings. Be grateful for them and spend the rest of the day happy.
