A persons past life is not the main concern. The question is: Am I willing and able now to live and love as a celibate person in the service of others?
Do you ever fight with other priests? Hopefully, “fight” is too strong a word; perhaps disagreement would be more accurate. This is natural, expected, and healthy when people are living together. Presuming the maturity of the people involved, most disagreements can be worked out to the benefit and satisfaction of all. Priests work at growing in the art of communication, and this demands trust, openness, and willingness to live in the tension involved in talking out differences.
Related Questions
- A persons past life is not the main concern. The question is: Am I willing and able now to live and love as a celibate person in the service of others?
- Should a person try to live a normal life after a heart attack or should they restrict certain regular activities?
- My child has just been diagnosed with a cholestatic liver disease. Will my child be able to live a normal life?
