Loving God with all of our strength is combining works with our faith. It’s not being afraid to step out of our comfort zone and caring so much that we are driven to help others.

Loving God with all of our strength is combining works with our faith. It’s not being afraid to step out of our comfort zone and caring so much that we are driven to help others.

Loving God with all of our strength is combining works with our faith. It's not being afraid to step out of our comfort zone and caring so much that we are driven to help others.

Loving God with all of our strength is combining works with our faith. It's not being afraid to step out of our comfort zone and caring so much that we are driven to help others.

Loving God with all of our strength is combining works with our faith. It's not being afraid to step out of our comfort zone and caring so much that we are driven to help others.

Our hearts and souls can’t fulfill the Great Commandment without our minds. Jesus was once asked to identify the greatest and most important thing for followers of God to do (Matt. 22:36–37 ...

When you remove God’s love from the picture, self-care is not part of the fourth stage but the first. It doesn’t attend to things that truly satisfy, nor does it convince us of our lovability.

At the Synod on Synodality’s closing Mass, Pope Francis said that God’s love cannot be confined “to our own agenda” and that those who truly want to reform the Catholic Church should ...

Seeing God's humanity "inspires even more love from us, and the process of love deepens." He said, "Loving Jesus is our one path to union with the Father, and so Jesus is the way.

Loving God with all of our strength is combining works with our faith. It’s not being afraid to step out of our comfort zone and caring so much that we are driven to help others.