The Danger of Our Unhealed Wounds | Sister Miriam James
From Eleven Talents | Legatus Podcast · 00:31:16
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What does it take to become the kind of leader who truly transforms the lives of others? According to Sister Miriam James, it begins with allowing Christ to heal our own wounds. Sister Miriam joins Stephen Henley for a candid conversation about her journey from Division I athletics and a struggle with addiction to religious life, and the priest whose witness helped lead her back to Christ. She reflects on how unresolved pain can affect the people around us, why vulnerability and the willingness to apologize build trust, and how leaders can pursue excellence without sacrificing the dignity of those they lead. She also discusses her work with Friends of the Bridegroom, an apostolate focused on the renewal of the priesthood and religious life, and the importance of healthy spiritual communities and fostering vocations. A thoughtful reminder that leadership is not about appearing to have everything together. It is about remaining humble, seeking healing, and allowing Christ to work through us for the good of others.
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