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DavidKays
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I think Monica that your trials are also for your sanctication as well. All trials are sent to us for our sanctification no matter what it is and to whom they are going to. Each one of us are going through them now. You cannot say your trials are the result of sin. That will mean sanctity goes backwards and saying that sin creates them is not correct at all. Let me explain. Maria wanted to practice a virtue one day for the whole day. Yet in that day she fell to the opposite of that virtue 10X. She sinned 10X !! And she wanted to practice the virtue! What happened? Jesus came to her that evening and said " you were relying to much on yourself and not on Me. " You see Monica why we fall too much. We rely too much on yourselves and not on Jesus. This then is good to know for this also can help us in our sanctication. Even our faults can be a source of strength to teach us that. Too much on ourselves. We need to rely more on the One who can be our strength. This process may take years to accomplish. The strength of God is what we need to seek and not our own. Remember even our own sins can be used for own sanctification. God Bless!Hi David, thanks for the suggestionI have the book, though I haven’t yet finished reading it. I do find it comforting that she went through many trials yet they were for her sanctification. The problem is that I’m always afraid that my trials are actually the result of sin, I don’t see myself as being in the same situation as her, though her sufferings also invoved despair. I have asked St Faustina to pray for me many times though and she always helps
God bless