Finding God's Goodness

Week 44. Living Justly. Looking for God’s Goodness and Weekly Reflection Summary

Valuing others is justice. The virtue of faith grows our faithfulness.

To live justly we must constantly walk through the doorway of our shared inheritance.

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Week 44. Living Justly. Filling Gaps.

Valuing others is justice. The virtue of faith grows our faithfulness.

In a culture where everyone is screaming for their rights, are we losing who we are? Are we asleep to the people that God created us to be?

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Week 44. Living Justly. Saving Help.

Valuing others is justice. The virtue of faith grows our faithfulness.

I am called to be your partner in justice. We are all called to be saints. Grant me the courage to go to the places of injustice and work to reveal the glory of Your kingdom.

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Week 44. Living Justly. Threads of Faith.

Valuing others is justice. The virtue of faith grows our faithfulness.

When we turn to our Creator, we are shown merciful love. Love fills our heart leaving little room for fear. Gone are the thoughts that I am separated from the Spirit that lives in me.

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Week 40. Giving Due. Attitude of Faith.

Valuing others is justice. Seeking justice coupled with the virtue of faith grows our faithfulness.

The virtue of justice is the habit where we consistently give each person their due. As I have searched for the meaning of justice, I’ve learned at the core it is valuing others.

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Week Thirty. Clean Heart. Clear Vision.

Month Seven – Valuing My Body. Temperance with faith produces modesty.

Have you ever had your glasses fog up with a sudden temperature change? Or perhaps condensation accumulates on your window, blocking your view of what you can see outside. This happens when I see the world around me through my limited, human perspective leading to foggy eyes of my heart. 

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The Path: Looking for God’s Goodness and Weekly Reflection Summary

Looking for God’s Goodness in contemplation and prayer.

Finding goodness in this Meditation Poem (On breathing) From The Heart of the Buddha’s Teaching, by Thich Nhat Hanh

The fourth element of our body is air. The best way to experience the air element is the practice of mindful breathing.

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The Power of Choice: Weekly Reflection Summary and Finding God’s Goodness

Sunday – Day by Day Finding God’s Goodness. Spending just five minutes each day in prayer, meditation, reflection on God’s word and the examples of the saints, we can awaken our hearts to this goodness.

Monday – Choosing Wisely. Prudence is the virtue that disposes practical reason to discern our true good in every circumstance and to choose the right means of achieving it.

Tuesday – Believing God is Goodness. “Three things are necessary for the salvation of man:  to know what he ought to believe; to know what he ought to desire; and to know what he ought to do.” — St. Thomas Aquinas

Wednesday – Learning Peaceful Ways. “Lord, make me know your ways. Lord, teach me your paths. Make me walk in your truth and teach me: for you are God my savior.” Psalm 25

Thursday – The Superpower of Curiosity. “Fear (or awe) of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, understanding marks all who attain it. “Psalm 111:10

Friday – Meaningful Priorities. “Do not worry about tomorrow; tomorrow will take care of itself” (Matthew 6:34).

Finding God’s Goodness in the practice of prayer. Contemplate the source of prudence and wisdom.

Jesus, artful Master of Parables,
Your prudence eluded the hypocrites.
Your actions were known before creation,
Displaying all the wisdom of Your prudence.
Eternity must have attended to minutia.
Being prudent in Your best interest,
You considered all potential consequences,
Securing the outcome of Your earthly life.
Grant me the prudence to always be cautious
And sensitive to the basic needs of others.
Jesus, You have shown great foresight,
Prudence truly originates from Your Being.