“I like to think that gradually, instead of being weighted down by your external cares, you’ll find yourself to some extent carried by them towards God, by the need you feel, in your love, to do something for him and your inability to do anything worth while except in close union with Him. Prayer and action should nourish one another — that goes without saying.” (emphasis in original)
–– Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, The Making of a Mind; Letters from a Soldier-Priest (p. 206);
Teilhard de Chardin 
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God is not interested in our ability but in our availability. Teilhard says it so well. Thank you.
Lynda:
I love the way you phrase it. Thank you for sharing. Hope you are having a wonderful Advent Season.
Peace,
W. Ockham