A Feast for Lent
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'True patience is the opposite of a passive waiting in which we let things happen and allow others to make the decisions. Patience means to actively enter into the thick of life and to fully bear the suffering within and around us. Patience is the ability to see, hear, touch, taste, and smell as fully as possible the inner and outer events of our lives'. For Marina Berzins McCoy, Professor of Philosophy at Boston University, the season of Lent is about exercising this kind of patience. Read her beautiful reflection here.
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