Sexuality. Politics. Racism. Domestic violence. Topics like these are hard to talk about. They make us uncomfortable. They challenge our beliefs. They trigger arguments. They seem too complex, too intimidating, even too painful to discuss. As Christians, our desire to be at peace with others can easily lead us into the trap of silence. Tragically, for people affected by these issues, our fear of the forbidden can leave them feeling more isolated than ever. But the Church doesn't have to be afraid of taboo topics. Jesus knew we'd face troublesome things in this world, and he addressed sensitive subjects with courage, truth, and grace. Following his lead, maybe we can too.
Loving parents long to see their children fly, to soar above the stuff of this world and to succeed in life.
Sexuality. Politics. Racism. Domestic violence. Topics like these are hard to talk about. They make us uncomfortable. They challenge our beliefs. They trigger arguments. They seem too complex, too intimidating, even too painful to discuss. As Christians, our desire to be at peace with others can easily lead us into the trap of silence. Tragically, for people affected by these issues, our fear of the forbidden can leave them feeling more isolated than ever. But the Church doesn't have to be afraid of taboo topics. Jesus knew we'd face troublesome things in this world, and he addressed sensitive subjects with courage, truth, and grace. Following his lead, maybe we can too.
Everyday living seems more complex than at any other time in history. But these problems are nothing new. Despite centuries of human progress and innovation, we're still looking for straightforward advice for daily life. If modern knowledge can't help us sort it all out, what can?