What Kind of Anger Are You Nourishing? | Providence Podcast
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What kind of anger are you nourishing?
In this week’s readings, Sirach offers a striking image: “the sinner hugs” wrath and anger tightly. But not all anger is destructive. Sometimes anger wakes us up, moves us toward justice, gives us courage, or helps us speak up for ourselves and others. Other times, anger becomes resentment, bitterness, or rage—and the more we feed it, the more it takes hold of us.
So how do we tell the difference?
In this episode of the Providence Podcast, we explore the many flavors of anger and consider what might be underneath it: hurt, anxiety, sadness, fear, wounded pride, or even a call from God to act. When we can name what is stirring in us, we may be better able to discern whether God is calling us toward action, mercy, healing, forgiveness—or letting go.
What kind of anger are you nourishing? And what might God be asking you to do with it?
The Providence Podcast offers weekly reflections on faith, spirituality, scripture, and real life from the Sisters of Divine Providence of Kentucky.
by Sr. Leslie Keener, CDP
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