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Complete rundown on the products available and prices can be obtained from the Farm Bureau office. OD What Just One Person Can Do BESBSS "The Lord is my Shepherd" The problem of suffering is one of the toughest to un­ derstand and discuss in­ telligently. As a priest for nearly 20 years, I know that a person in pain or in trouble is not in the mood for theological lectures. However, a wrong idea about suffering can cause no end of confusion in one's efforts to cope with life. I'd like to share an insight with you. There is in many people an unconscious belief that God rewards piety with worldly success. Not so, at least not as a rule. If this were true, how is it that Jesus died on a cross as a common criminal? The Sermon on the Mount speaks of per­ secution, hungering and thirsting for justice, etc., as fundamental to the Christian life. How then could this be? The opinion that worldly success is a sign of God's blessing leads to the thought that poverty or sickness is a sign of His disfavor and this is totally erroneous. " It all developed as part of Christian tradition in the writings of a young disciple of St. Augustine named Orosius. As a history scholar Orosius was given the task of writing a universal history of the world. His aim was to show how paganism led to corruption and failure. The persecuting em­ perors met early and terrible deaths and the Christian em­ perors won military victories with ease. His approach resembled Old Testament thinking, where God fights the battles of the just and David slays Goliath. There is truth in it, but it needs cireful ex­ planation: The faith of Islam is steeped in the same idea, and so are many of the primitive religions of the world. Success equals favor. The more one delves into it, the more apparent it becomes that this over-simplification has crept into human thinking from the beginning, even when animals were "appeased" by rituals designed to maintain good relations with the spirit world. We are dealing with deep feelings and ancient thought patterns when we approach the problem of suffering. I have only one message for those who live with an unnamed fear that God has turned against them, either because of pain or failure. It is this. God is un­ changing love. He loves you with the same infinite love when you are on top as He does wheq you are down and out; the same; divine mercy is given when you are robust and full of vigor.as when you are weak and in fragile health. He is im­ mutable, unchanging, constant in His love. When things start going bad, get hold of your thoughts and believe in the God of love. Where God is, love is. 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