I have alot to learn from this woman, but not for a husband but a teen. I should have ducked. Now I am trying to regain what was lost when I just should have ducked and remained outwardly calm. This story hits deep here. I pray it is a sign of hope for our appointment with our parish priest tomorrow.
This was amazing. IF we put it in Catholic terms -- it defines turning the other cheek, and sacrificng for the love of others. The ultimate in charity. Great lessons here. Thanks so much for passing this one on.
Wow, that was a very powerful story! I could not have done what she did, I would be begging him to stay and to love me!
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Great find, Charlotte!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing story.
ReplyDeleteI have alot to learn from this woman, but not for a husband but a teen. I should have ducked. Now I am trying to regain what was lost when I just should have ducked and remained outwardly calm. This story hits deep here. I pray it is a sign of hope for our appointment with our parish priest tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteThis was amazing. IF we put it in Catholic terms -- it defines turning the other cheek, and sacrificng for the love of others. The ultimate in charity. Great lessons here. Thanks so much for passing this one on.
ReplyDeleteHi, Charlotte! Saw your post on Rog's blog and thought I'd stop by.
ReplyDeleteWhat a treasure this article is! Thank you for sharing. I will share it, too!
Your other posts are just awesome! I'm going to enjoy visiting your blog often!
Peace & grace,
Stephanie
What a great find. It made my heart pound to read it but what a blessing that it all worked out. Love the comment by Lisa!
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