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Christ has prepared a small splinter of His cross to share with me.
It’s so small that it’s a bit laughable.
Indeed, if it’s not sacrilegious to say, one might be tempted to call my little portion of the Cross “cute”.
I’m reminded of when a small child wants to imitate their parents, and so the parents buy them a child version of some too…
Victor Frankl maintains that man’s greatest desires are not simply for a easy life with no struggle or tension, but for “worthy goals” and for a life of meaning and purpose where we forget ourselves in the service of others. Pleasure cannot make us happy. Joy cannot be grasped. It can only be received
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“Self-sufficiency, dirty hands, reclamation, cooperation with nature, establishing a sense of place in a world that can often be hostile towards you…it is truly miraculous to harvest food from your garden.“
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