Michael Sliney

TKC!

I was asked to give my perspective on the election in this recent Lifezette article

http://www.lifezette.com/momzette/average-americans-score-presidential-debate/

God bless,

Fr. Michael Sliney, LC

Thy Kingdom Come!

Dear Friends, in Christ,

    “Do not have any anxiety about the future. Leave everything in God’s hands for he will take care of you.”  St. John the Baptist de La Salle

    Leave it all in God’s hands.  Everything!

God bless,

Fr. Michael Sliney, LC

Thy Kingdom Come!

Dear Friends, in Christ,

     “The long, dull, monotonous years of middle-aged prosperity or middle-aged adversity are excellent campaigning weather for the devil.” CS Lewis

    I find a lot of men and women really start asking the tough questions as they enter their mid forties.  This can be a time of awakening and strong spiritual growth or a time of retreating back into the pleasures and vices of their early days…we know how each story ends.

God bless,

Fr. Michael Sliney, LC

Thy Kingdom Come!

Dear Friends, in Christ,

     “The way Jesus shows you is not easy. Rather, it is like a path winding up a mountain. Do not lose heart! The steeper the road, the faster it rises towards ever wider horizons.” St. John Paul II

    The higher you climb, the better the view.  Do not lose heart!

God bless,

Fr. Michael Sliney, LC

Thy Kingdom Come!

Dear Friends, in Christ,

     “Virtue-even attempted virtue-brings light; indulgence brings fog.”  CS Lewis

    Most people do not ask if you “won” your marathon race…they start with, “did you finish” and then perhaps ask your time.  God wants us to at least “put on our running shoes” and try to be virtuous each day…the results are less important than getting back up again and again and again.

God bless,

Fr. Michael Sliney, LC

Thy Kingdom Come!

Dear Friends, in Christ,

     “To have a right to do a thing is not at all the same as to be right in doing it.” G.K. Chesterton

      Verbal assaults often hurt much more than a punch in the face.  When our passions or emotions are bubbling, it might be better to wait a few days, weeks, or even months before you let that person know how you “really feel.”  Pray for wisdom, prudence, and try to see that person through the compassionate eyes of Christ, knowing that there is probably a lot of past hurt that does not need to be poked again.

God bless,

Fr. Michael Sliney, LC