Series on “Mysteries & Medicine” by Fr. Isaiah, CFR (Part 3)
Have you experienced being confined to self-centeredness? Sometimes, we can have a pretty self-focused approach to our lives where it’s all about what we need or want. But the invitation for us in this Exodus is to always move towards someone else, towards the relationship, towards God—to be totally out of ourselves and make a self-gift back to God and other people. This episode is the third part of our series on Fr. Isaiah’s Mysteries & Medicine, which discusses the nature of our desires and how we can transform them from being self-centered to being outer-centered.
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