Tag Archives: Dynamic Catholic

______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ God’s system to change the world: grow in His love and wisdom and share them with your neighbor.  The system is The Best Way to Live. God desires your close friendship. . . and you would be flattered … Continue reading →

______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ 1) You are on Earth to become holy, 2) virtue is the ultimate organizing principle, and 3) self-control is central to The Best Way to Live.  Knowledge and dedication to these principles is minimal, and some contemporary philosophies … Continue reading →

______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ We are more interested in how we want to live than in the best way to live, preference triumphs over excellence. Relativism claims no best way to live, because everyone factors place, time, roles, needs, hopes, desires and … Continue reading →

______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ Humanity has achieved remarkable technological development, but one-third of humanity is starving, and morals and ethics are deplorable. Exerting a powerful role in world improvement has been a part of the Catholic mission.  For example, the Church has … Continue reading →

______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ We should create generosity goals subject to continual improvement. God invites us to change the focus from ourselves onto others, for “it is better to give than to receive”.  (Acts 20:35) The more we remember how much we … Continue reading →

______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ Money is a starting point or a stumbling block to Spiritual Growth, can control us beyond our understanding, and our attitude toward money can affect our relationship with God, family and friends, because if we are not generous … Continue reading →

______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ God challenges us to greater generosity to live happily dispensing a portion of our surplus.  Ironically, numerous studies have indicated the poor are more generous than the wealthy. Generosity is the external proof of the Gospel in our … Continue reading →

______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ Generosity is a trademark of Dynamic Catholics, generous with their time, talent, assets, and generosity encompasses their lives.  Seven percent of Catholics accounts for 80% of both volunteering hours and parish financial contributions.  Dynamic Catholics often plan to … Continue reading →

______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ Stewardship is the careful and responsible management of assets entrusted to our care.  We will give a stewardship account to God, when He will lead us to His divine presence.  We must manage stewardship intentionally because it is … Continue reading →

______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ The happiness from selfishness is fleeting and depends on external circumstances, but the happiness from generosity is internally rooted in God. The generosity of God and the great gospels characters, for example the apostles and the Virgin Mary, … Continue reading →