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Softened Hearts Through Suffering and Grace (Lectio Divina)
In the face of suffering, we are challenged to either harden our hearts or let our pain soften us. Through suffering, we are drawn into humility, empathy, and gentleness, becoming vessels for love and connection. Perhaps our suffering is a bridge to deeper relationships with Christ and our fellow humans.
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Lectio Divina: Never Shut Your Heart
This Lectio Divina on Peter Favre, SJ, highlights the Ignatian call to keep our hearts open to every person, even when fear, hurt, or judgment tempt us to withdraw. Favre’s invitation reflects a deeply Christlike posture—one that refuses to close off compassion, resists bitterness, and remains receptive to God’s presence in others. This reflection…