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This blog is about our spiritual responsibility. Our emotional heart and soul. Love.
Sure, praying, reading, attending – these are all good things. What about forgiving, humility, serving? This is one of 5 daily, and different blogs I write each morning – Mind, Body, Spirit, Money, HQ. Learn more here.
Does death scare you?
Maybe it’s not death that scares us, but dying with regret.
Sow the seeds you can, while you can.
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It matters little to walk to do the preaching if not the walking is the preaching. In this note from Patty, we are not only preaching as we walk, but we are also sowing.
Take it away Patty…
Sowing Seeds, by my friend, Patty Hebert:
A local religious educator told me her objective is not to press out cookie cutter nuns and priests from her students, but to gently sow small seeds of Christ’s love into the folds of their lives. Can you picture that? The teacher, the gardener, teaching, tending to her students, His gardens. Quietly erecting a spiritual infrastructure for both opportunities and hardship, alike. A faith formed scaffolding to support them, and to rest upon.
Imagine if we were all sowers of seeds; one small seed at a time. Imagine what our world would be like if we took the hand of Jesus. Our lives and the lives of those gardens about us would never be the same.
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Christmas.
When we learn…
When we learn to celebrate it every day, we have come to know the true meaning of Christmas.
Humbly, a small gift for you, Merry Christmas:
God’s sign is simplicity. God’s sign is the baby. God’s sign is that he makes himself small for us. This is how he reigns. He does not come with power and outward splendour. He comes as a baby – defenseless and in need of our help.
He does not want to overwhelm us with his strength. He takes away our fear of his greatness. He asks for our love: so he makes himself a child. He wants nothing other from us than our love, through which we spontaneously learn to enter into his feelings, his thoughts and his will – we learn to live with him and to practice with him that humility of renunciation that belongs to the very essence of love. – Pope Benedict XVI
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