http://blog.todaysparish.com/2010/06/12-questions-for-spiritual-growth/ Ideas and Inspiration for Pastors, Parish Ministers, and Leaders Tue, 03 May 2011 12:43:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://blog.todaysparish.com/2010/06/12-questions-for-spiritual-growth/comment-page-1/#comment-210 Daniel Mon, 09 Aug 2010 20:09:18 +0000 http://blog.todaysparish.com/?p=789#comment-210 Very interesting post - I really enjoyed it ... especailly #12. I never thought of writing down my spiritual practice but look foward to making that effort and expect it to be a valuable spiritual exercise. One of the questions I've tried to answer on my website is what the intersection of my faith and my personal finances looks like. These were two areas of my life that I used to try to keep separate - not seeing a connection. But over the years I've tried to have my faith serve to inform my daily finances. Do you think that how we save, spend, give, invest, etc. can play a role in in our spiritual growth or decline? I've tried to find resources that address the role of faith in our personal finances but it seems to be a topic that is woefully under addressed online. I wonder if you or any of your readers have thoughts on this? If so I'm very interested in hearing and sharing them at Catholic Personal Finance (www.catholicpf.com). Very interesting post – I really enjoyed it … especailly #12. I never thought of writing down my spiritual practice but look foward to making that effort and expect it to be a valuable spiritual exercise. One of the questions I’ve tried to answer on my website is what the intersection of my faith and my personal finances looks like. These were two areas of my life that I used to try to keep separate – not seeing a connection. But over the years I’ve tried to have my faith serve to inform my daily finances. Do you think that how we save, spend, give, invest, etc. can play a role in in our spiritual growth or decline? I’ve tried to find resources that address the role of faith in our personal finances but it seems to be a topic that is woefully under addressed online. I wonder if you or any of your readers have thoughts on this? If so I’m very interested in hearing and sharing them at Catholic Personal Finance (www.catholicpf.com).

]]>