Comments on: All That Glitters…

By: Sister MB

Sister MB — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 17:14:27 +0000

Thanks for your comment. Oh yes, talking to a person who doesn’t want the truth is like conversing with a piece of concrete. However, I agree that we need to try and try again. Very difficult, eh? An IHM friend of mine whom I admire greatly truly dedicated her life to justice. Once she said to me that those who work for justice cannot be attached to success. They have to just keep working even in the midst of disappointment or they will burn out. Another sister shared that she had spent much of her life fighting for justice, but she has realized now that she is older that a person must stand up for justice from a centered, prayerful place within herself, never letting love get lost in the struggle.

By: Odsiwiacz

Odsiwiacz — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 08:47:12 +0000

I would agree that questions have great power. I learned that almost everything good starts with a question – a person that seeks the truth will accept it, despite of fact that the truth could be difficult or hard to believe. If someone doesn’t want to know the truth, he won’t. Even if you show that person some hard evidents – that will not be ever enough. I saw people like this and talked to them. Talking to them is similar to trying make a conversation with concrete. But still there is a need to try and try again.

By: Bajki

Bajki — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 10:15:32 +0000

If you folllow the word of god throughout your whole life you should live a full and rich life. There’s nothing more satisfying.