Trusting God’s Plan: The Power of 'Thy Will Be Done'
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When we pray "Thy will be done" in the Lord’s Prayer, do we really mean it? Jesus taught us these words, but He also lived them perfectly by submitting to the Father’s will even in suffering.
In this video, we explore what it means to trust God’s will, why obedience leads to true freedom, and how Jesus’ example helps us surrender our own desires to God. With insights from the Catechism, we see that saying "Thy will be done" is not just a prayer but a way of life. Watch now to discover how God’s will leads to our ultimate good.
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