Last week, we reflected on a profound truth: suffering, when united to God, becomes an offering. But something even deeper follows. When suffering is no longer resisted…when it is accepted, entrusted, and offered… it is transformed again. It becomes peace. Not the absence of pain.Not the removal of hardship. But something far greater: The presence of God within the moment.

The Work We Cannot See We have begun to learn a simple pattern: Do what is given. Receive what is sent. But now we come to something more difficult— to trust what we cannot see. What feels like delay…what feels like interruption…what even feels like loss— may be the very place where God is most deeply at work. “Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard… the things which God hath prepared for them that“Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard… the things which God hath prepared for them tha