Radiant

“The greater and more persistent your confidence in God, the more abundantly you will receive all that you ask.”⁠
— St. Albert the Great⁠
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Do you ever feel afraid to ask God for big things? Or maybe they’re relatively small things that mean so much to you, but in this great drama of life, those precious desires etched onto your heart feel so insignificant?⁠
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If this is you — same, sister! Same.⁠
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Ann Burns shares her story how God revealed his abundance even when she tried to carry her burdens alone. ⁠
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Healing through birth: Learning to trust in the Father’s love - RADIANT Like a little child, as each day begins anew, I too begin anew and turn to him, sharing my heart in confidence and trust.

Friendships shouldn't end just because you've graduated from college. ⁠
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Amid the many changes that come with adjusting to adult life, we still need our community, both near and far. ⁠
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Leila Joy Castillo shares five tips to keep those long-distance friendships alive. ⁠

How to cultivate friendships after college - RADIANT Graduating college often disrupts friendships, but with intentional effort we can nurture and maintain those valuable relationships.

So often our identity is tied to what we think we will do in the future or what we have done in the past. ⁠
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Our culture loves to tell us that we can choose our identity and make ourselves become whatever we want, yet if our identity is tied to something we do, we set ourselves up for disappointment, disillusionment or discouragement.⁠
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In reality, we do not create our identity; we receive our identity from God. ⁠
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This is why we also need to re-discover the Eucharist.⁠
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If someone asked you, "Who are you," how would you respond?⁠
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Our deepest identity is found in the Trinity, and the Eucharist helps us better discover that identity. ⁠
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Read more on our site in our latest article ➡️ “Rooting my identity in something more: The Eucharist” from Emily Jerger.

Rooting my identity in something more: the Eucharist - RADIANT My identity is not limited to this world, this time, this space. I am made for heaven. It is important to keep this in mind.