An idol in the mirror.

When we look in a mirror, we see what we spend too much time thinking about. There is something in the being who’s reflected that makes us think too much about him. “I, I, I, Me.” sums up a great deal of our thinking.

“God, neighbor; God, neighbor.” is what saints say. As we insert more “God and neighbor” into our concerns, we find the mirror is reflecting a better person, one about whom we aren’t spending as much time thinking.

Author's Notes:

Related:

Was Judas the first Victim of Protestantism?

Many agree: “Over 300 Prophecies predicting Jesus add up to being Catholic.” ~ Question 1: “Did rejecting God...

Catholics connect Lot and Jesus with help from St.…

Praying The Divine Mercy Chaplet lets God keep "storms" in our life from making us "look back and...

Catholics see the “Hidden Prophecies”…

2 Samuel 24:2, 9-17 includes Punishment Prophecies. David had sinned against The Lord, and accepted the “punishment of...

Jesus still uses “uneducated, ordinary…

One of the most interesting days in History was when the first Protestants took the first Catholics into...

Like every number, every soul is either + or -.…

May all of our dear neighbors be blessed to love God, His Prophets, His Prophesied Messiah, and His...

Curing “Confusion Headaches” by…

Happiness begins by curing our “Confusion Headaches”. We begin by putting ourselves in proper perspective: 1. The Loving...