Because most issues are life issues, if you think about it.
The greenway we were on is about two miles from downtown, and connects to the Urban Wilderness with over 40 miles of bike/hiking trails. We are extremely fortunate in Knoxville to have access to outdoor recreation in such a beautiful place.
I really need to work on this.I'm not gonna lie - the path to holiness would be a whole lot easier if it weren't so darn prickly. But even a cactus has flowers, and so do the people and situations that get under our skin ❤️
(Quote courtesy of St. Josemaria Escriva. One of my sanctifiers was distracting me this morning 😂)
"Secular feminism often asserts (or gives the impression) that men and women are the same, that there is no substantial difference between them. We know this to be untrue. Man and woman have “an equal personal dignity,” given to them by God (CCC 2334), and are also different. This is a good thing and must be better understood and embraced if we are to reclaim feminism in a way that truly benefits women. In fact, our Church goes so far as to say that “[t]he harmony of the couple and of society depends in part on the way in which the complementarity, needs, and mutual support between the sexes are lived out” (CCC 2333, emphasis added)."
What an amazing view, this really makes me want to visit
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Thanks, Darren!
I love Tennessee. I’ve spent a lot of time in Nashville but have not yet been to Knoxville. Great photo!