Sr. Joyce Rupp offered the following reflection in Living Faith yesterday. She was writing about a friend caring for her elderly parents. Rupp shared that her "friend drew our conversation to a close by saying, 'When I get to the end of my rope, I find it always grows a little longer.' That's hope, constant hope, grounded in a superb faith in God."
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