The theological virtue of hope is the patient and trustful willingness to live without closure, without resolution, and still be content and even happy because our Satisfaction is now at another level, and our Source is beyond ourselves. Fr. Richard Rohr

Community Support for Families Struggling with Addiction - 10/16/22

#hope

The angels in our lives know one thing maybe above all others …. that love makes room.  How do we find more of a capacity for that love, a love that welcomes, a love that warms?

10/9/22

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The Promise in Hard Times

Genesis 6:18

#Noah

Are You Tired of Your Self?

Probably most of us reach a point where grow tired of our selves.  Tired or the incessant internal dialog.  Tired of the flaws that show up and again.  Maybe it is time to step onto the boat.

Genesis 6:18

#Noah

One of the harder tasks in life is letting go of what we cannot change.

Matthew 6:27

#acceptance

Imagine a world where we were able to live “always with wonder.” It allows us to see the world from a new place. A clear mantra, a clear sense of community and a clear call to action allow us to get back to that childlike place.

10/2/22

God asks us to greet it ALL.

Matt. 6:47

Jesus' questions don't focus on numbers, on counting, on the quantitative.  What does it mean to move away from such measures in our relationships? 

Matt. 6:46