Our lives are painted with the pain and hardships we suffer. Sometimes our lives feel bleak, colorless, and aimless, and we are left to struggle with deprecating thoughts about our errors, our failures, and shortcomings. We even doubt the good that is present in our lives. We look at the world and the culture around us, and we lose hope, not only for the rest of humanity and our own futures, but sometimes we lose hope and faith in God, and we then linger alone in despair.
This blog is an exploration of Pope John Paul II's teachings on love and sexuality, an exploration of the ideas, concepts, and values of the Roman Catholic Church, and an exploration of what it means to be a purposeful and driven individual.
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
Friday, April 17, 2015
The Destructive Idea of Labels
Introvert Extrovert Artist Intellectual Rich Poor
Gay Lesbian Priest Nun Muslim Disabled
We've all faced it; we have all been labeled.
How many categories do people place you in?
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Why I Choose to Live Out Chastity
I have 1,500 pageviews! My blog has grown more than I imagined it could in such a short amount of time. A lot of work has gone into it, and I have learned so much from this experience.
One thing I really want to talk about is why I choose to live out chastity and why it is so important. I've come across many people who do not agree with what I believe, and it is difficult. It truly is. The world teaches young people a different definition of what love is, and in order to find real love, we have to trust and believe in God's divine purpose for love. Many people are unaware of what that means. To understand what that means, we have to look at Christ.
Sunday, March 1, 2015
The Virtue of Humility
I have a Pinterest account, and on it, I follow a lot of Catholic boards, which often will post religious images, prayers, and quotes. It occupies 95% of my news feed. Ever since Lent began, I have seen one specific prayer multiple times. The Litany of Humility kept popping up in my feed, and I finally decided to look at it and pray it. It was one of the hardest prayers I have ever said. It asks for deliverance from our own fears and desires, to change our focus from ourselves to others and, most importantly, to God.
Monday, February 9, 2015
The Power of Thought
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