We’re all in this together

In a recent episode of Among Women, hostess Pat Gohn and her guest, Robyn Lee, were discussing the New Evangelization.

I was nodding along with the impassioned and lovely dialogue when Robyn said something that struck me: We’re all in this together.

It’s so easy to point at other people and think they are better-suited or more responsible for evangelizing than we are.

The fact is, though, that we are EACH called to evangelization through the witness of our lives. It starts with ME, in the safe, comfortable setting of my home and the people I come into contact with every single day.

My evangelization doesn’t have to reach “out there” to the world. In fact, the most important evangelization I do is to the people I live with and work with and talk to. I send more of a message with the way I live my life than I do with any of the words I use.

For a writer, those are rather disappointing insights.

For a Christian, though, they are beacons of hope and a call to action.

Let’s go! How will you evangelize today?
Copyright © 2012, Sarah Reinhard

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Sarah Reinhard

Sarah Reinhard continues to be shocked and delighted that her life as a grown-up involve horses, writing, and sparkly dress shoes. In her work in the New Evangelization as a Catholic wife, mom, writer, parish employee, and catechist, she’s learned a lot of lessons, had a lot of laughs, and consumed mass amounts of coffee. She’s online at SnoringScholar.com and CatholicMom.com, and is the author of a number of books.

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