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Walk Without Getting Tired

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I am not one who never runs out of energy. The fact is, I often tire easily after a long walk. I easily run out of breath and wonder how long the journey should be. I’m just glad that in the journey of life, God gives us the strength to carry on when our strength isn’t enough anymore. Just when we think we’re running out of strength, He renews us and helps us carry on.

“To walk is an art…To walk is the art of looking at the horizon, thinking about where I want to go but also enduring the fatigue. And many times, the walk is difficult, it is not easy… There is darkness… even days of failure… one falls… But always think this: do not be afraid of failure. Do not be afraid of falling. In the art of walking, what is important is not avoiding the fall but not remaining fallen. Get up quickly, continue on, and go…” –POPE FRANCIS

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