"He who would be serene and pure needs but one thing, detachment"

One of the greatest secrets to experiencing the joy of Christian living is tasting the goodness of detachment. From a secular perspective, detachment is simply the opposite of attachment. Yet, our Catholic faith speaks of the hidden mystery of detachment when it expresses it as a simple disposition of indifference. Indifference can often imply not caring about, a coldness or lack of compassion, but in truth it is merely "the absence of compulsion to or toward one thing or another." A simple surrender to the objects, events, circumstances, and people in our lives, allows space for our will to grow towards meeting the will of our heavenly Father's.

Join me this week as I discuss my own journey in detachment, and how we can all learn to be indifferent to anything but the Father's most perfect love for us!

Hope you all have a blessed week.

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