“Money and happiness get all the ink, but living with purpose might be the truest and straightest line to health and happiness.” When Bob Condor wrote that line for the Baltimore Sun, he was referring to a study conducted showing that people who feel meaningful and feel like they have purpose showed fewer incidents of pain and anxiety than people who did not feel meaningful.
Well, I am sure most of us know – that you don’t need a study to tell us that. I would imagine there is a great deal of anxiety (over time) spent on worrying about NOT having a purpose or deciding what your purpose should be!
Let’s dig a bit deeper into this marvelous revelation…
When I say, “life’s purpose,” “having purpose,” or “finding your purpose in the world,” what is the first thought in your head? God? Religion? Spirituality? Something like that, I am sure.
All through the Bible, we are told that God has planned a special purpose for each of us; that our … continue reading…
Sister Mary Catherine Rogers, passed away on Wednesday May 5, 2010 following a brief illness. After completing her novitiate, Sr. Mary Catherine, a graduate of Bon Secours School of Nursing in Baltimore, MD, served in Bon Secours Hospital’s Labor and Delivery, her department in Baltimore before receiving a bachelor’s degree in nursing from Catholic University of America.
