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Why Being Sober Wasn’t Enough to Keep Me From Being Miserable

Why Being Sober Wasn’t Enough to Keep Me From Being Miserable

by Chris | Apr 28, 2020 | Alcohol & Drug Addiction, Personal Testimonies, Prayer & Scripture Reflections, The Sacraments, The Twelve Steps

After I first became sober I thought that I’m better now. I can handle it. I had been in AA for years and attended hundreds, maybe thousands, of meetings. I had volunteered, read the Big Book, and the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, and worked through the Twelve...
Encountering Mary’s Motherly Love in Eucharistic Adoration

Encountering Mary’s Motherly Love in Eucharistic Adoration

by Chris | Apr 7, 2020 | Help from the Saints, Prayer & Scripture Reflections, Spiritual Tools, The Sacraments

During this time of uncertainty and fear, one thing I am certain of is that God is with us and will never leave or forsake us. As never before, we are being called in faith to pick up our cross and walk this lonesome valley.  The good news is that we are never alone...
The Irreplaceable Role of a Priest in Recovery

The Irreplaceable Role of a Priest in Recovery

by Chris | Apr 2, 2020 | Alcohol & Drug Addiction, Prayer & Scripture Reflections, The Sacraments, The Twelve Steps

When I first came to a recovery program I was brought to it by a very caring woman who saw the pain I was going through. She stressed the need for having a sponsor and suggested that I listen and find someone with a length of sobriety whom I respected.  There was an...
If All Our Sins Smelled Like Alcohol

If All Our Sins Smelled Like Alcohol

by Chris | Mar 10, 2020 | Alcohol & Drug Addiction, Prayer & Scripture Reflections

Being a Lyft driver, I’m afforded a lot of unique interactions with people. As I was telling someone recently, the job is sort of like being an “ad hoc social worker on wheels.” You just never know who is going to come into your car or what their reason for needing a...
The Four Virtues & The Role of Grace in Our Recovery

The Four Virtues & The Role of Grace in Our Recovery

by Chris | Feb 18, 2020 | Alcohol & Drug Addiction, Prayer & Scripture Reflections, Spiritual Tools, The Twelve Steps

In a recent discussion on how to develop virtuous habits to combat negative ones connected with sexual sin, I was introduced to the four cardinal virtues, which are prudence, courage, temperance, and justice. Each of these virtues can help us live moral lives....
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