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Hard Questions for Young People: “What Shall I Do After High School?” (2)

Barry Gritters·1987-12-15
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Believing that God has a place for each of His children, we are encouraged in our search for work after we finish school. God's place for each of us is our "divine office and calling." In trying to determine what to do after high school, the old Latin phrase "Ora et labora" (pray and work!) sends us on our way. We pray with Paul, "Lord, what wilt thou have me to do?" and we work with all our might trying to find the answer of the Lord. Not given to answer by signs in the sky, the Lord wills us...

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Barry Gritters
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1987-12-15

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