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"Overcoming Spiritual Discouragement:The Wisdom and Spiritual Power of Venerable Bruno Lanteri" By: Fr. Timothy GallagherSend us Fan Mail
ONE EVENING, AN ELDERLY
CHEROKEE BRAVE TOLD HIS
GRANDSON ABOUT A BATTLE THAT
GOES ON INSIDE PEOPLE.
HE SAID "MY SON, THE BATTLE IS
BETWEEN TWO 'WOLVES' INSIDE US ALL.
ONE IS EVIL. IT IS ANGER,
ENVY, JEALOUSY, SORROW,
REGRET, GREED, ARROGANCE,
SELF-PITY, GUILT, RESENTMENT,
INFERIORITY, LIES, FALSE PRIDE,
SUPERIORITY, AND EGO.
THE OTHER IS GOOD.
IT IS JOY, PEACE LOVE, HOPE SERENITY,
HUMILITY, KINDNESS, BENEVOLENCE,
EMPATHY, GENEROSITY,
TRUTH, COMPASSION AND FAITH."
THE GRANDSON THOUGH ABOUT
IT FOR A MINUTE AND THEN ASKED
HIS GRANDFATHER:
"WHICH WOLF WINS?..."
THE OLD CHEROKEE SIMPLY REPLIED,
"THE ONE THAT YOU FEED"
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Reimagining the Ignatian Examen: http://reimaginingexamen.ignatianspirituality.com/
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“I have told you this so that you might have peace in me. In the world you will have trouble, but take courage, I have conquered the world.” - John 16:33
The Spirit itself bears witness with our spirit that we are children of God, and if children, then heirs, heirs of God and joint heirs with Christ, if only we suffer with him so that we may also be glorified with him. - Romans 8:16-17
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"To you, Lord, we lift up our souls; rescue us, do not let us be put to shame for calling out to you. Do not remember the sins of our youth and stupidity, but remember us with your love."
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Initially, men are made new by the rebirth of baptism. Yet there still is required a daily renewal to repair the shortcomings of our mortal nature, and whatever degree of progress has been made there is no one who should not be more advanced. All must therefore strive to ensure that on the day of redemption no one may be found in the sins of his former life.
Dear friends, what the Christian should be doing at all times should be done now with greater care and devotion, so that the Lenten fast enjoined by the apostles may be fulfilled, not simply by abstinence from food but above all by the renunciation of sin.
From a sermon by Saint Leo the Great, pope
(Sermo 6 de Quadragesima, 1-2: PL 54, 285-287)
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here’s a question.
what if we centered our lives (our decisions, our dreams, our lifestyles) around a simple thought: does this bring glory to God?
if it does, run after it.
if it doesn’t, then maybe you should reconsider if it’s worth your time at all.
We “exist for the praise of His glory” (St. Paul), and so our lives should be centered around that.
Our conversations: for His glory
Our work: for His glory
Our friendships: for His glory
Our passions: for His glory
Our social media: for His glory
Everything: for His glory
Look through your life. The things that bring Him glory, do more of.
The things that don’t? Cut them out. It might hurt at first, but they are keeping you from the point of your existence, and therefore from the fullness of life that you were made for.
Jesus is worth everything you’re afraid of losing.
Let your life be about His glory, and He’ll let His glory rest on your life.
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