Saint Teresa of Calcutta, known as Mother Teresa, was a nun and missionary who founded the Missionaries of Charity. The feast day of Mother Teresa is recognized on September 4, 2016.

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End the Daily Examen with a conversation with Jesus. Ask forgiveness for your sins. Ask for his protection and help. Ask for his wisdom about the questions you have and the problems you face. Do all this in the spirit of gratitude. Your life is a gift, and it is adorned with gifts from God. End the Daily Examen with the Our Father.

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There are seemingly so many obstacles holding us back from the fullness of life that we want and were created to enjoy.
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We watch the news and are faced with brutal scenes of violence, oppression, and injustice around the world and in our own neighborhoods. Our hearts physically hurt. We can't see joy anymore.
And yet, in a busy, distracted, seemingly depressing and anxious experience of life, Beauty, Truth, and Goodness abound.
If only we could somehow slow down the hustle and stop the comparisons.
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