Bishop Tobin on the Changes of Seasons in Nature and in Life

“Summer’s almost over, about to give way to fall. I mourn the passing of summer. For lots of reasons it’s my favorite season. I enjoy the longer, brighter days, the warm, even hot and humid weather, the opportunity to be outside more often, the casual clothes and the relaxed schedule. Summer . . . what’s there not to like?

“Every season has its own charms though; there’s something to like at every time of the year.”

In a recent commentary, Bishop Thomas J. Tobin, of the Diocese of Providence (RI), reflected on the four seasons and how their changes give us an opportunity to reflect upon the changes we encounter in life.

To access Bishop Tobin’s complete essay, please visit:

Without A Doubt: Finding God in the Seasons of Life (20 SEP 12)