Control, Surrender, Loss
If love is the free surrender of one’s control, then suffering is the involuntary taking of that control away.
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If love is the free surrender of one’s control, then suffering is the involuntary taking of that control away.
Evangelical joyfulness is simply another way to call the experience of living with compassion, kindness, humility, meekness, patience, forgiveness, love, and thanksgiving.
St. Francis knew that to see ourselves as we truly are is to look at ourselves with the eyes of God.
Like Francis of Assisi, each of us journeys along the pilgrimage of life, being shaped in little unseen ways.
Mystics through the centuries have described their passionate and intense experiences of God in prayer as though God were a lover.
Thomas Merton continues to exercise an “apostolate of friendship,” bringing people together across many divides.
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