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37 GIVE, WALK, HELP. 11 th Annual Friends of The Poor Walk Saturday, September 29th 8:30AM Bishop Machebeuf High School 458 Uinta Way Denver, CO 80230 Go to PoorWalk.SVDPden.org for Walk details. Lace up your Tennies and Help Us Help the Poor. Help the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Denver Metro Council Feed, Clothe and Shelter the Poor. 15 th Annual Friends of the Poor Walk September 24, 2022, 8:45 AM Nativity of Our Lord Parish 900 West Midway Blvd Broomfield, CO 80020 GIVE, WALK, HELP. 11 th Annual Friends of The Poor Walk Saturday, September 29th 8:30AM Bishop Machebeuf High School 458 Uinta Way Denver, CO 80230 Go to PoorWalk.SVDPden.org for Walk details. Lace up your Tennies and Help Us Help the Poor. Help the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Denver Metro Council Feed, Clothe and Shelter the Poor. GIVE, WALK, HELP. 11 th Annual Friends of The Poor Walk Saturday, September 29th 8:30AM Bishop Machebeuf High School 458 Uinta Way Denver, CO 80230 Go to PoorWalk.SVDPden.org for Walk details. Lace up your Tennies and Help Us Help the Poor. Help the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Denver Metro Council Feed, Clothe and Shelter the Poor. GIVE, WALK, HELP. 11 th Annual Friends of The Poor Walk Saturday, September 29th 8:30AM Bishop Machebeuf High School 458 Uinta Way Denver, CO 80230 Go to PoorWalk.SVDPden.org for Walk details. Lace up your Tennies and Help Us Help the Poor. Help the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Denver Metro Council Feed, Clothe and Shelter the Poor. Turn your Clunker into Cash! Go to svdpUSAcars.com Or call 1-800-322-8284 e Society of St. Vincent de Paul has a quick and easy way to turn your unwanted car, truck or boat into cash and help those in need. H OW TO D I S CE R N A N D FO L LOW G O D ' S W I L L Now that we have an image of God's will, how can we discover and practice it? St. Ignatius of Loyola, a master of discernment, counsels two pre- conditions to dispose us to finding God's will. The first is to always keep my supernatural end in mind — the praise and service of God and the salvation of my soul. Everything else is a means to that end and should fit into that context. Second, Ignatius wants us to be detached and open to God's will. Often, we have attachment to our own desires and agenda and we would only like God to rubber stamp our predetermined projects. Ignatius counsels us to ask God for the grace of indifference to either of the two or more good options so that we can be free to gravitate toward the choice he indicates. To achieve this holy indifference, we must avoid cling- ing to our own agenda. Ignatius then shows us three different ways in which God reveals his will to us. The first is, "When God our Lord so moves and attracts the will that a devout soul without hesitation, or the possibility of hesitation, follows what has been manifested to it" (Spiritual Exercises 175). For instance, St. Matthew acted in this way in following Jesus' call to him. Pope Francis experienced certitude about his call DENVER CATHOLIC | SEPTEMBER 2022 ⊲

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