In the past, psychologists and spiritualists used to say that we must first look into our shortcomings (flaws) and wounds (hurts) to do our inner work. These days, however, positive psychology gives more emphasis on our strengths and other possibilities rather than looking too closely at our shortcomings and wounds.

I think both sides are right, but I prefer to concentrate on the potential possibility and spiritual hope given by the Holy Spirit. I believe in the life force inherent within us because the shadows tend to get smaller and smaller when the sun shines brighter and brighter.

We have a beam projector in our community, but nobody has used it recently. It sat quietly, without a sound in a corner of the room, like an antique.

While preparing for the Lent retreat for parishioners of Catholic Churches on the themes of “Six Ways to........

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