We have heard a lot about the word believe. It is all around us, and it’s hard to escape. We find this concept in our relationships with our families, where we are asked through life experiences to believe their words, their actions, to believe in their dreams, and things are not asking too much. Because a fabric of community and relationship believes in one another, and once that has been established in a relationship, it is easier to build upon that building block; we are asked to believe our significant others, to believe that their thoughts and ideas towards us are good and not for harm. We are called to believe. To believe is to accept something as true, to accept something as evidence of what is being shown to you.