Looking at the sacred heart of Jesus, we see the heart of God made human, experiencing every hurt, pain and bitter suffering the human heart is able to feel.
...If, amidst the mishaps and disorder of this world, we seek God with all our hearts, we will come to understand that God’s ways are not our ways, and that sometimes love is found and cultivated in the most unlikely circumstances.
Jesus is teaching us that glory comes when we surrender ourselves—our decisions, our futures, our hopes, and most of all, our daily living to God.
Never would I have imagined how much losing someone I loved more than life itself would affect everything.
The stories of the saints do not appeal to use because of their comfort, but because of their decision to be faithful and good in their discomfort and unhappiness.
questioned His power; I questioned His love for me; I questioned who He was and was He even real.
Those first days and weeks felt like a bad dream that I couldn’t wake up from and it amazed me that one person could produce so many tears.
In this world of hardship, trial and trouble we all desperately need the peace of God to transcend our temporal problems.
If left unattended, we eventually become afraid of fear and will do anything we can to run from it.
One of the toughest challenges as parents is explaining to our children the topic of death and grief.
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