Fr. Ripperger: Meekness helps us conquer unmoderated anger
Meekness is not weakness. It is the virtue that moderates anger, the passion that rises when we perceive an injury and desire vindication. Father Chad Ripperger explains that meekn...
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Meekness is not weakness. It is the virtue that moderates anger, the passion that rises when we perceive an injury and desire vindication. Father Chad Ripperger explains that meekn...
One of the most misunderstood virtues we are called to foster is meekness. In Matthew’s Gospel, the Lord invites us to a life of meekness when He teaches: “Come to me, all you who...
Imagine anger as a sign not of moral failure or justified outrage but the desire to care for anotherMaking sense of it is a column about spirituality and how it can be used to navi...
It is urgent, now as ever, that Catholics pray diligently and assiduously (says Our Lady of Fatima to the children) to not only survive, but to beg God to communicate an exponentia...
Introduction: According to the ancients, anger is a brief madness. This is certainly true if we are talking about carnal anger, about the anger of man. This kind of anger is akin t...
It may feel justified in the moment, but yelling at your loved ones rarely gets you what you want.
Where Shantideva and a 20th-century Protestant theologian overlap when it comes to righteous anger The post Buddhism and the Serenity Prayer appeared first on Tricycle: The Buddhis...
By Elizabeth Prata Ephesians 4:26 says, BE ANGRY, AND YET DO NOT SIN; do not let the sun go down on your anger, The ALL-CAPS mean that an Old Testament passage is being quoted, Psa...
When people go to war, they need an arsenal. Their strength lies entirely outside of themselves. The complete opposite of war is virtue whose arsenal is entirely within the self. I...
Anger feels like strength while it’s happening. Then it fades, and you’re left cleaning up after a version of yourself you didn’t enjoy watching. Marcus Aurelius knew this problem...
Few souls are truly humble. Wars, religious and political divisions, marital and family conflict, work tension, and character assassinations on social media do not begin in a vacuu...
An excerpt from ‘Anger: Why We Get Angry and How We Should Respond to Provocation’ by Narayani Ganesh. The post ‘Anger: Why We Get Angry and How We Should Respond to Provocation’ E...
If you’re always practicing emotional intelligence, you’ll know what to do when you need it most.
How do we recognize and call out the hate and blindness that others carry without letting it turn us to blindly hate? The post Outrage Directed by Compassion Can Save Us appeared f...
How do you look when you’re mad? And can your friends, family, and acquaintances tell when you’re angry? Anger is a natural emotion that everyone experiences from time to time. Whi...
When something bothers us, we humans often choose anger. We rehearse the offense, build our case, and gather evidence for the prosecution. Anger can even feel energizing. Something...
Robin Schumacher, Christian Post I'm not sure if you've noticed, but the Bible is filled with angry crowds. It gives us repeated pictures of what happens when rage becomes...
Envy and jealousy undermine authentic happiness. The post Why Mudita Is a Therapist’s Superpower appeared first on The Good Men Project.
Marcus Peter, Acton Institute Compassion enjoys an enviable reputation in modern public life. Virtually every political proposal arrives wrapped in its language, accompanied by st...
Hatred can be described as a failure to recognize the value of a person or group that does something very objectionable. Emotional maturation involves moving past that.
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How Teachers Handle Frustration and Anger is the headline of one of my recent Education Week columns. Be open with students. It’s important for them to see teachers as human beings...
By Dr. Jim Ferguson The power of hate never ceases to amaze and disturb me. Hatred is the face of evil. We have all seen the irrational rants, marches, wanton destruction, threats,...
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