Hope In Tomorrow
Falling down, making mistakes, and having real tragedy in your life is hard. We are fundamentally a broken people. Nobody is perfect. The challenge is to help us accept that we are human, while not giving in to the fact that we fell. I fell. I did, but I got up. So there is “Hope In Tomorrow.”
Loneliness touches everyone at times, but it doesn’t have to have the final word. Father Gene reflects on how purposeful gathering—small, intentional moments of connection—can grow into real community, offering space to listen, share, laugh, and walk through life together.
Some lessons arrive softly, reminding us that caring for others begins with caring for ourselves. Father Gene shares why creating sacred space for “me” isn’t selfish—it’s essential—and how learning to say “I can’t” can become an act of love.