Learn, Grow, & Follow - The Catholic View of a Young Adult

Where have I been? I don't have a clue! What I do know is that in this short episode of LGF, we take the time to bring light upon something that we all experience in our day-to-day lives: comfort in one's sin.

Hey, you! Wake up! Not literally, but spiritually. We all have these moments of spiritual highs and lows, yet when it comes to being fully awake, fully active in one's faith, it's a strong reason why these sudden feelings of connectiveness and passion come and go.

While this episode may be short and brief, we all have our own story, and to tie this with our faith does not need to be an hour in length. Today, I speak upon the development of friendship, as well as share a personal story of how an improper team of builders who do not follow the foundation can lead to a collapse.

Episode 5 is me rambling?! Boy, this is gonna be good! This one has me expressing my opinion and Catholic perspective on what loving another in terms of man and woman means in my eyes, and how society influences what we believe this term means.

In a world filled with pride and envy, where oh where do the humble hearts lie? Today, we find out what it truly means to be humble in your faith, and draw the line between the prideful and the humble.

A strong connection with God takes time, of which within this time frame there lies challenges and obstacles preventing us from getting closer to Him during our journey. Through prayer and action, as well as continuous perseverance in our faith, our hearts will no longer be hardened and our we will truly understand the true meaning behind the tests before us.

How often do we give thanks to the Lord? Such a simple question, yet there is so much detail in which this needs to be emphasized as important in the Catholic faith. Join me as I express my personal viewpoint of giving thanks to God.

It takes patience to grow closer to the Lord, and many of us lack it. Why don't we learn about the importance, significance, and better usage of patience in the Catholic faith.