Help me create a more supportive community by allowing yourself to be heard, understood, and supported by speaking about your challenges, weaknesses, or strengths. ( This is a judge-free community ) The intention of this community is to have a place to ask for support and gather feedback. (Feedback is the fastest way to become more successful in relationships, faith, and work.) P.S - intelligence is measured by the rate of adapting to a new behavior. Feedback is the only way to grow. P.S.S - If you’re embarrassed speaking about yourself. Remember, the thing you don’t take action on is the thing that controls you. My question to you: What is something you’re struggling with? What is something you aren’t taking action on because of fear?

A key quality that pleases God is our generosity towards those around us, especially our guests and those we serve. At the wedding feast at Cana, Jesus was willing to accelerate his passion, or in other words, His suffering, to prevent the wedding host from facing embarrassment. Jesus’ generosity is consistently demonstrated throughout the Bible; He wants us to bring as many people as possible to His banquet and everlasting feast in heaven. As Jesus said, “If anyone forces you to go one mile, go with them two miles.” All Catholics should embody this virtue of hospitality, understanding the significance of the Incarnation—how Jesus took on flesh through the Virgin Mary, became man, and dwelt among us. Jesus, the ultimate host, makes Himself vulnerable to us during Mass so that we may receive His grace. This should be reflected in how we interact with others in our daily lives. For example, when we have visitors in our homes, we should treat them as honored guests. It’s important to maintain traditional values, such as always offering food without being asked, entertaining them, and ensuring they feel welcomed and pleased. As parents, these values should also be passed on to our children so they can continue these traditions. Before welcoming anyone else into our homes, we should first make sure our children feel welcomed and loved. Bringing them to the dinner table every day, serving them, and spending time together as a family should take precedence over modern culture's emphasis on efficiency. We must not forget the importance of our hospitality and the way we present ourselves to those we host. The theological in all this is we meet Christ in the poor, we receive Christ in the guest and we look upon the face of Christ in each of our brothers and sisters.

Thank you for voting on the poll. The winner is education! Everything listed in the previous poll will be soon implemented as well. For now we will focus on improving our understanding of our faith. Please help me focus on what educational material you would like me to focus on to serve you. Your feedback is much appreciated.🙏 God Bless You. 1. Practical Formation: Skill development Improve your mind, interpersonal skills, self-improvement - Catholic Focused. 2. How To Handle Pain Pain is a fixed cost of life. Dealing with pain small or big is a skill that involves grace, humility, love. 3.The Addiction Of Our Concupiscence Confessions, addiction, & our sinfulness. Did you confess the same sin again? How to choose God when we feel weak. 4. Chosen To Be A Saint The imitation of Christ. The life of Jesus and how to live more like him. The focus of this community is Saint formation and moving towards Christ. If you have recommendations on educational material please put them in the comment section below 👇 🙏

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No matter what you goal is, you will suffer to achieve it. It’s a fixed cost of living. Pick a goal big enough it’s worth suffering for. Poor people suffer. Rich people suffer. Single people suffer. Married people suffer. Sinners suffer. Our favorite Saints suffered… If you are on the journey to heaven. Pick a life worth suffering for. Be a saint. - Dannis A Mejia