Gratitude Is Good for You
The good news from science is that gratitude can lead to chemical bodily responses that bring health benefits and longer life spans.
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The good news from science is that gratitude can lead to chemical bodily responses that bring health benefits and longer life spans.
Saint Hildegard of Bingen used the term viriditas to describe the energy of the sun transformed by plants into growth and life. While we can observe it in gardens and forests, Hildegard believed we could also cultivate it in our souls, as God constantly co-creates us.
Many in the US prefer to pretend that “everything’s fine,” ignoring the world’s ecological crisis.
Did you ever wonder to whom St. Paul wrote the following inspiring words in his Letter to the Philippians?
We know little about Bathsheba whose story is overshadowed by King David’s. But we do learn this: From strange circumstances, great good can come.
Only Luke records her name (24: 1-13). She is mentioned earlier as “the wife of Herod’s steward Chuza,” one of the women who accompanied the disciples.
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