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   What does the Serenity Prayer say about change?

   • Surrender can be incredibly painful and difficult, but hardships are a pathway to sanctity, and surrender to God’s will is the road that will take us there in peace. 3. We must recognize our own need to change and to grow. The Serenity Prayer speaks of the courage required to change what we can. That often includes changing ourselves.

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   What is a Serenity Prayer?

   • Jesus is waiting to receive it, and to give you the serenity that can only come from abandoning ourselves and our cares to Him. The Serenity Prayer is a beautiful, humble and simple way to ask for what you need, to unburden yourself, and to allow Christ to take on your cares and anxieties, then leave you with His peace.

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   What does God say about Serenity?

   • He tells us that repeatedly in Sacred Scripture. He wants us to cast our cares upon Him, and then be at peace. The best way to open ourselves to that serenity is to be docile before Him, embrace His will in our lives, and have the strength and courage to change ourselves in the process.

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   Who wrote the Serenity Prayer?

   • The Serenity Prayer was written by an American writer and theologian called Karl Paul Reinhold Niebuhr. He was a commentator on politics and public affairs and a professor at Union Theological Seminary. He received the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1964. He was born in 1892 and died in 1971.

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   How can we receive true Serenity?

   • Only by accepting God’s will in our lives can we receive the grace of true serenity. No matter what the world claims to be the source of true happiness, we already know as followers of Christ. It is when we stay fixed on Him and His most holy will—surrendering and embracing whatever that brings—that we receive true serenity.

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   What does Serenity mean?

   • Serenity does not come from struggling interiorly against God’s will, but from embracing it and allowing Him to sustain us within it. If He asks something of us, He will also provide us with what we need to persevere in it. But we must be docile before Him, so He can work in us.

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2. www.catholic.org › prayers › prayerSerenity Prayer - Prayers - Catholic Online

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   Serenity Prayer. O God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change the courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference. Living one day at a time, enjoying one moment at a time. Accepting hardships as the pathway to peace.

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   The Serenity Prayer. God, grant me the serenity. to accept the things I cannot change. the courage to change the things I can. and the wisdom to know the difference. Living one day at a time, enjoying one moment at a time. Accepting hardships as the parthway to peace. Taking, as he did, the sinful world as it is,

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   Learn the Serenity Prayer, a popular Catholic prayer for acceptance and trust in God's will. Find out the author, the full text, and other Catholic prayers and resources on Catholicity.com.

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   • We Should Strive to Be Docile to God The Father.
   • We Must Recognize Our Own Need to Change and to Grow.
   • With Wisdom Comes Discernment; with Discernment, understanding.
   • The Serenity Prayer: A Reminder to Abandon Ourselves and Our Problems to God

   The Serenity Prayer reveals an important truth for us: when we are docile to the will of our Heavenly Father, He can grant us serenity in any circumstance. When we embrace the will of God, regardless of what it is, He works in us to bring about peace and bestow the gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit. It is only in this docility that we are able to...

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   The Serenity Prayer speaks of the courage required to change what we can. That often includes changing ourselves. But it also takes courage to accept what is unchangeable for us in a given situation. Everything is possible for God, but there are many difficult and tragic things in this life over which we have no control. These things do not belong ...

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   There is great wisdom in understanding who God is, and who we are. We do not have all the answers. We are not meant to. We do not need to. We are not God. Do we know better than God? Do we think He cannot enter into any situation, at any moment, and change it more radically than we could ever imagine? In our anxiety, despair, fear, and disappointme...

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   Worry and anxiety are so common in our world today. They steal our peace and cause us to fear what lies ahead. The Lord does not want us to be burdened with worries. He tells us that repeatedly in Sacred Scripture. He wants us to cast our cares upon Him, and then be at peace. The best way to open ourselves to that serenity is to be docile before Hi...

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7. www.yourcatholicguide.com › serenity-prayerSerenity Prayer - Your Catholic Guide

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   Serenity Prayer. God grant me serenity To accept the things I cannot change Courage to change the things I can And wisdom to know the difference Living one day at a time Enjoying one moment at a time Accepting hardships as a pathway to peace Taking as Jesus did this sinful world as it is Not as I would have it Trusting that You will make all ...

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   Nov 2, 2021 · The Serenity Prayer is a brief yet impactful guide to finding peace and acceptance. It encourages acknowledging and accepting things beyond our control with grace, while emphasizing the importance of courage to change what we can and wisdom to discern between the two.

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   Serenity Prayer. God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the diference. The title of the prayer is only part of its meaning – it is a prayer for other things too.