Beg for God's grace! As Saint Paul writes: "His grace is sufficient"

God bless you and your vocation

God bless you, Gary. Thanks for sharing. I sure will pray for you! I would encourage you to seek a local priest and have a chat.

Oh my! The story of the lady who gave the check!! Chills, tears, and utter glory to God going on. 🙏🙌🙏💖

Out of, not "through." You don't understand, so you object. Think of it this way: God is telling a story, the story of human salvation. But unlike a human author, God's characters have free will. So God may plan for a "character" to be a faithful husband, but that "character" decides he wants to be unfaithful. God allows the character to deviate from the script, because the character is free. But then God rewrites the story, using that bad choice as part of the story, to help bring the story to a happy end. The story of humanity will end in the happiness God wills, and he'll even use our sins as part of the way he works out his story to a happy ending. Consider an example: in Communist Poland, the government wanted to split the Catholic Church and weaken it that way. The government could object to the diocese's proposed priests for the next bishop of Krakow. So the church submitted list after list of experienced, older priests to possibly be the next bishop of Krakow. And the communists kept rejecting all of those and leaving the name of one young priest. They thought that young priest would bring a lot of new, modern ideas and lead the young Polish Catholics to rebel against the older, traditional, Primate of Poland. Eventually the priests in Krakow gave up and proposed the young priest, whom they thought was probably not really experienced enough to be a bishop. So "evil" won, and the Polish Church had to accept the last candidate for bishop, the one the communists were forcing them to choose. And that bishop was Karol Wojtyla, who became Pope John Paul II, who was hugely influential in the fall of communism. The point is that when we try to seize control and make things happen our way instead of God's way, God just pivots and makes it work out his way. That's how he brings good out of evil. Nobody ever said God uses evil as part of his toolkit. Evil is our tool. God just takes the shattered pieces of the wreckage from our bad choices and puts it back together in a more beautiful form.

You're also unaware of scripture, apparently: Genesis 50:20 "You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good to accomplish what is now being done, the saving of many lives.". That is Joseph explaining that when his brothers sold him into slavery, they did evil, but God *intended* to use their evil for a good purpose: to save many lives. So God *can* use our evil acts and rewrite the story to bring about a good outcome.

@@FigaroHey so tell me The Infinite And Eternal TRUTH is THERE GOOD Inside of Evil or Is THERE ANY Evil Inside of GOOD I’ve noticed that many people are miss explaining or misinterpreting their speech For why is there a COMPLETE Separation Between Good and Bad,Right from Wrong,Truth from Lies,Grace from Sins,Virtue’s from Weaknesses Life from Death?

God PERMITS evil so that He alone may bring good from it. He cannot cause evil, as that is contrary to His nature.