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EPISODE · Mar 15, 2024 · 58 MIN

Can suffering ever be good?

from Matters of Soul Importance with Roxane Salonen

Why would a good God allow suffering? This question has been asked through every age, by all of humanity, and yet suffering seems to be an integral part of our being human. Since no one will get through this world without having gone through suffering of some kind, perhaps there is a way to bring it into a positive light? In this episode of "Matters of Soul Importance," author and speaker Elizabeth Kelly takes us through her own journey of suffering, drawing us into the heart of its possible good purpose, looking to Jesus as a primary model. As one who has suffered the effects of both an autoimmune disease and, more recently, cancer, Elizabeth is not just talking the talk but walking the walk of suffering. What has she learned along the way? You might be surprised. You could even find hope. Addtional resources mentioned in this episode: Jesus Approaches (Elizabeth Kelly) Love Like a Saint (Elizabeth Kelly) The Secret Diary of Elisabeth Leseur (Elisabeth Leseur) On the Meaning of Christian Suffering (John Paul II) Blessed Benedetta Bianchi Porro Saint Mary Mackillop Liz's website: www.lizk.org

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