Stina shares what core aspects of the Holy Spirit were experienced at the recent Day in the Diocese and inviting all us to experience these same gifts at our upcoming Fundraising dinner on the 10th October.
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Virtue Challenge 2026 – Kindness
During the Virtue Challenge Stina explores the meaning of kindness beyond being merely ‘nice’ and instead living it out better in regards to the etymology of the word.
Virtue Challenge 2026 – Gracefulness
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Stina and Grace embark on a blog series sharing the reflections of Stina as she takes on the Virtue Challenge until Christmas, encouraging longform media in these blogs to give more time and space to engage hearts.
You Donât Need to Know What Comes Next
Stina writes how making a decision doesn’t mean we will know the outcome nor be removed from difficulty, but we discern with a process in mind.
When Growth Becomes Visible
In this blog, Stina confronts the idea how progress in growth, faith and character development look completely different to every individual and how the Grace & Virtue Formation Program supports this understanding and finding one’s true gifts in the 9 month program.
Waiting Isnât the Hard Part
Stina takes patience and gives us a fresh angle writing how patience is not about waiting for time to pass, but the sorrow we feel and the fortitude we use to bear with ourselves and one another in the process.
The Grace to Bend
Flexibility is often misunderstood to mean âadapt to whatâs before you.â This is not the entire
message. Our culture would have us believe that the flexible person is simply able to sway with whatever is happening around them.
Hidden Seasons to New SpacesÂ
God brings fruit from years of hidden labor, perseverance, and faithful formation.
The Ability to Respond
In this blog Stina covers how true responsibility isnât about following external rules, nor in following initial reactions but finding inner maturity to grasp and carry our strengths and weaknesses with grace and self-mastery through our lives.
Showing Up Again & Again
Stina shares thoughts on Christian diligence, how it
isn’t about perfect productivityâitâs a quiet, faithful
presence. Show up, remain steady, consider the seeds
to be cultivated and grow.