Inner Space
A hurdle individuals often face in today's society is the challenge of fitting in. While we are individuals, we must speak to who we are and what we believe. These principles we hold dear will show that not only is there right and wrong, but also that emotions we feel are important. When we get upset, what do we do and how do we navigate the complex events we are presented with?
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.