I cannot express how beautiful this article is. Thank you so much for writing it, Sara. God uses the people around us to speak to us in our lives, and this article is certainly an example of His doing so, at least for me. Thank you, once again, for writing this, and may God bless you and your family abundantly!
I agree, Chantal. As soon as Sara sent it to me and I read it, the article spoke to me as well. But wait, there's more! I'll publish the second part next week. It's so lovely!
Very interesting read. I've experienced that healing in my marriage in other ways: you're right, in a healthy marriage it's definitely there. I'm a very, very different person than I was ten years ago, in a good way, and a lot of that has been through my marriage.
I have similar wounds to your old ones around the TLM, so reading this was really interesting on that level too. I don't live near a current TLM community, so in some ways it's a mute point, but there's still been some wrestling on my end lately over liturgy and tradition and what their right place should be.
Yes! We’ve been married for just over four years, and it’s amazing to look back and see the ways we’ve each changed, and changed together. You’ll be in my prayers regarding the TLM—it’s so often a scandalous and vitriolic debate, and one that causes so many wounds. You are so not alone in that wrestling.
I cannot express how beautiful this article is. Thank you so much for writing it, Sara. God uses the people around us to speak to us in our lives, and this article is certainly an example of His doing so, at least for me. Thank you, once again, for writing this, and may God bless you and your family abundantly!
I agree, Chantal. As soon as Sara sent it to me and I read it, the article spoke to me as well. But wait, there's more! I'll publish the second part next week. It's so lovely!
I can't wait to read it!
Thank you, ladies! Very glad to hear that it struck a chord. The Lord certainly moves in mysterious ways.
I need more time in my day! I could just soak up every word. You writing is so relatable to me.
Thank you, Tanya! I’m so glad to hear that you enjoyed it!
Very interesting read. I've experienced that healing in my marriage in other ways: you're right, in a healthy marriage it's definitely there. I'm a very, very different person than I was ten years ago, in a good way, and a lot of that has been through my marriage.
I have similar wounds to your old ones around the TLM, so reading this was really interesting on that level too. I don't live near a current TLM community, so in some ways it's a mute point, but there's still been some wrestling on my end lately over liturgy and tradition and what their right place should be.
Yes! We’ve been married for just over four years, and it’s amazing to look back and see the ways we’ve each changed, and changed together. You’ll be in my prayers regarding the TLM—it’s so often a scandalous and vitriolic debate, and one that causes so many wounds. You are so not alone in that wrestling.