Rest can be hard work.

Here’s a reflection that I needed to read, personally, and as a retreat leader.

The media and the Scriptures remind us to rest. I feel my shame creeping in as I realize that my body, mind and soul say they need rest. I am not a martyr by any means. I am, however, a pragmatist. The times feel hopeful and hard, and there’s work to be done.

What is rest? How are we offering it? How are we taking it?

Rest can be hard work: Continue reading here.

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