
Pope Francis: Put Your Trust in God and His Care for You
The Pope spoke about letting go of worry and anxiety before reciting the Angelus on Aug. 7.
The Pope spoke about letting go of worry and anxiety before reciting the Angelus on Aug. 7.
When fear and anxiety begin to cripple your relationships, that’s the time to run to God with all your might
You are the object of your Heavenly Father’s love. Never forget to look up and see the delight in his eyes.
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The Holy Father said that recognizing one’s own frailty allows for the possibility for growth in faith in the face of life’s challenges.
“To have faith is to be sure of the things we hope for, to be certain of the things we cannot see.” (Hebrews 11:1)
The absence of God’s miracles does not signify the absence of his love.
God will do anything to bring us to him, even break our hearts, because the reward is so much greater.
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