Honoring St. Benedict

 

 

“No one is to pursue what is judged best for oneself, but instead, what is better for someone else.”

St. Benedict

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Nancy Ward

Nancy Ward writes about conversion, Christian community, and Catholicism. After earning a journalism degree, she worked for the Diocese of Dallas newspaper and the Archbishop Sheen Center for Evangelization, then began her own editing service. She’s a regular contributor to CatholicMom.com, SpiritualDirection.com, CatholicWritersGuild.com, NewEvangelizers.com and a contributing author to The Catholic Mom’s Prayer Companion. Now, through her Sharing Your Catholic Faith Story: Tools, Tips, and Testimonies workshops, retreats, book, and DVD, she shares her conversion story at Catholic parishes and conferences, equipping others to share their own stories.

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2 Responses

  1. Leslie Lynch says:

    Reminds me of contrasting images of heaven and hell:

    Hell – a banquet table overflowing with food, the only silverware being forks too long to reach one’s mouth, and all the people slowly starving, as they are unable to feed themselves.

    Heaven – the same banquet table, the same silverware, but each person using their fork to feed the person opposite them.

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