Please, thank you, I'm sorry words that are worthy

We welcome your inspiring comments. Send a textRecently, at the funeral of Pope Francis, I learned that he expressed that three sayings were his favorite. These words were, please, thank you, and I'm sorry. When I heard this, a thought came to my mind that these three expressions could be best used in a conversation with God. Please, a statement of submission and acceptance, thank you, a saying denoting gratitude as well as graciousness in receiving all the many blessings of life. A humble expression of kind receipt. I'm sorry, a statement of forgiveness and remorse. All these sayings or words are worthy of a conversation with the God of our understanding. A complete, meaningful expression sent to a loving God or even someone we have profound love for. A family member or someone we share a deep relationship with. Visualize with Trent as he provides direction for these words, which conjure a rich statement of kindness and understanding. Listen as Trent expounds on these words of profound meaning as they communicate a measure of grace, humility, and deep thought.beat outro loopSupport the showRecovery is a process of decisions.