The priest leaned back after hearing her story.
Her boss ‘set her up’ for failure, men kept using her, and her professors failed her just because of her race.
“What element of your troubles might we work on first?”
“You know best, Father.”
“Let’s try personal responsibility.”
(47 words)
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This wise priest must know his parishioner pretty well. Neat turnabout.
It’s a good place to start before looking at others.
Dear Susan,
Ouch! Sounds like a wise priest.
Shalom,
Rochelle
Thanks Rochelle.
She probably wasn’t expecting the priest to say that but he’s right.
Once achieved, everything else should begin to sort itself out.
Seems so. ;-D
Wise and freeing advice. Love it.
Thanks so much!
Wow! Thank you!