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Lord, I do not understand you at all, but I believe everything, because I trust in You.
Such an inspiring quote. It reminds us to keep trusting God, even in hard times, even when we don't understand His ways. Because as the heavens are higher than the earth, so His ways are higher than our ways, and His thoughts are higher than our thoughts (cf. Is 55,9). 🙇
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This is a beautiful prayer of trust in God by Pope Francis:
Lord, teach me to place myself in your hands, to trust in Your guidance, even in bad times, in the darkest moments, in the moment of death. (...) I entrust myself to You because You never let me down. (...) Lord, I do not understand you. (...) Without understanding, I place myself in Your hands.
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Unfurl the sails, and let God steer us where He will.
Trust and let God guide you!
His plan for you is always better than you could ever imagine ⛵🌈.
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Trust always in your God. He does not lose battles.
Indeed, we should always trust in God, because with Him we are on the winning side! 🏆
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A humble soul does not trust itself, but places all its confidence in God.
Like Saint Faustina, with humility, let us place all our trust in God and, with all the strength of our hearts, say to Christ, our God and Savior:
“Jesus, I trust in You”.
Note: This site was built through the prayer of many Divine Mercy Chaplets and Holy Rosaries. Thank you Lord!
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He who trusts in himself is lost. He who trusts in God can do all things.
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The Catechism teaches: “"We know that in everything God works for good for those who love him." [Rom 8:28] The constant witness of the saints confirms this truth” (CCC, n. 313). Among the testimonies cited in that same paragraph, we find that of Saint Thomas More, who, shortly before his martyrdom, consoled his daughter with the following words, full of trust in God:
Nothing can come but that that God wills. and I make me very sure that whatsoever that be, seem it never so bad in sight, it shall indeed be the best.
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“Ask, and it will be given you; seek, and you will find; knock, and the door will be opened for you” (Lk 11:9). With these words, Jesus invites us to turn with trust to the Father for all our needs. (...) “To ask,” in fact, is to recognize, through poverty, that everything is a gift from the Lord and to give thanks for it.
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listen to him and may you enjoy a consistent and sincere relationship with him. With trust, tell him about your hopes and your aspirations, your sorrows too and those of the people you see who are in need of consolation and hope.
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Every great trial is followed by a great blessing!
Below is the translation from Spanish of a wonderful reflection on faith shared on social media:
“Every great trial is followed by a great blessing, because God never leaves us alone during our difficult moments. Every challenge, every pain, and every suffering we face serves a purpose in His hands. As our Lord and Savior, He transforms our trials into opportunities to grow in faith, patience, and love. Even though we may not always understand the path, let us trust that His will is good and perfect. Rather than becoming discouraged by difficulties, let us draw closer to Jesus through prayer and the sacraments. Every tear shed in faith is a seed of blessing. Allow God to act, and you will see how joy and spiritual strength emerge from what once seemed like pain”.
Note: Some posts attribute part of this text to Father Fernando Abraham, an Argentine Catholic priest.
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Faith does not consist of understanding everything. It consists of continuing to trust when we still do not understand.
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A powerful and encouraging message to trust in God in hard times, for His timing is always perfect:
Why do you despair?
Why do you doubt?
Why do you allow your mind to prevail over your faith?
Why do you want to give up on everything?
Today, God wants to remind you that He is the master of time and that He is working to give an answer to your situation.