Love, and Ever More Love

We spend a great deal of our lives trying to become better people—to be more successful, more certain, more accomplished, perhaps even more religious. But what if the real measure of a life is something much simpler? What if it is how much we have learned to love? Adam Smith, Dorothy Day, and the Christian tradition of Ireland each offer a different window into that question. Across centuries and very different lives, they point toward the same profound truth: that something changes when we begin to care more deeply for others and less exclusively for ourselves. Perhaps faith, at its best, does not simply give us more things to believe. Perhaps it teaches us how to love. An Dea-Scéal is a journey through the Gospel, the saints, and the enduring Christian faith that has shaped Ireland. Discover more at www.CarrickMor.com.