Thanksgiving 2021: 13 Quotes on Gratitude From the Saints
‘Prayer is an aspiration of the heart. It is a simple glance directed to heaven. It is a cry of gratitude and love in the midst of trial as well as joy.’ — St. Thérèse of Lisieux
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‘Rejoice Always’: Growing in the Virtue of Gratitude This Thanksgiving
COMMENTARY: Because God created everything and he is always with us, we can be thankful to God in all things.
Thanksgiving: The Best Remedy for a Culture of Grievance Is One of Gratitude
COMMENTARY: It is right and just, our duty and our salvation, always and everywhere to give God thanks.
On Being Thankful for America at Thanksgiving
COMMENTARY: At Thanksgiving 2021, America should rediscover hope in its heart.
Don’t Let Current Events Divide Your Family This Holiday Season
Seven steps to having crucial conversations at your Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners
How to Deal With Death During “the Holidays”
The Church has abundant spiritual resources to help the grieving. Let’s deploy them this “holiday season.”
It is Our Duty and Salvation, Always and Everywhere, to Give Thanks to God
COMMENTARY: It is the glory of God that we should recognize him as our Father. To thank him is right and just, for everything we are and have comes from him.
Thanksgiving is Under Assault in Many Different Ways
The woke are like the Puritans. Both could benefit from a day of thanksgiving and penance.
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How Gratitude Can Change Your Life
“Remember the past with gratitude. Live the present with enthusiasm. Look forward to the future with confidence.” —St. John Paul II
‘Thank You, Thank You, My God!’: A Story of Grace, Gratitude and Thanksgiving
This Thanksgiving, as 2020 draws to a close, consider keeping the trials — and joy — of St. Josephine Bakhita in mind.
