St. Thérèse’s Little Way of Trust and Dependence on God | Fr. Mark Baron, MIC

Fr. Mark explained that this experience helps us understand the heart of Thérèse’s Little Way: our relationship with God is rooted in dependence. Like children, we are called to trust Him completely. Dependency on God is not weakness, it is where true strength is found. When we fail, struggle, or feel small, God does not abandon us. He loves us in our weakness and always gives us the grace to begin again.
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