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The Holy Father also noted Jesus’ patience and respect for the woman before revealing himself. “His example encourages us to seek a serene encounter with others. To understand one another, and to grow in charity and truth, we need to pause, to accept and listen to one another.” “In this way, we already begin to experience unity,” he said.

Rn, Mom of 7, you must have to live the"patience and respect" mentioned above in taking care of patients and in raising a big family! You would want unity among your children, even though each is unique and has their own opinions! Yeah I'm sure they must argue, but as their Mom, don't you wish them to love one another, differences and all, when all is said and done? You have so much to be thankful for, having a vocation to take care of the sick-especially the kind with an illness that some would despise them for? You must have seen them as people, not "drunks" or you would not have been able to care for them! They are God's children, as are your kids, as we all are!

GTG...See there can not be "unity" ... Did you know that the council of Trent said if you believe in salvation by faith ...you were damned ?

Things have not changed..that is still the position of Rome

Rome continues to deny the sufficiency of the cross.. I and most Evangelicals can find no unanimity with that position.. Either Christ is our Savior... or all he did was make making savable.. That my friend is not "good news"