Trauma Matters Omaha: Father Greg Boyle

Father Greg Boyle's talk from Trauma Matters Omaha

[@amy_grace]

I'm grateful to live on the same planet as this guy ❤

[@mreastla2953]

Father Greg Boyle buried my father 2 brothers and 1 sisters. God bless this man

[@DarkMoonDroid]

💔💜

[@marykay2964]

I watch the Mayans and I became a fan of Richard aka coco. I listened to his award ceremony, he touched my heart and mind. I am watching you now, and you have slapped me awake, wow! Praying for you all. Much love and respect

[@sylviareta6697]

Not all choices are created equal.

[@marykay2964]

You are a lighthouse, you have that light in you just like the lighthouses have that light for the ships to follow, you are a light for these young women and men to follow to follow the path to the light the right way this message has really touched my heart and open my eyes

[@ChrisStrompolos]

"How can I help heal the wounded, if I don't welcome my own wounds." Fundamental. Powerful. Yes.

[@valeriemcwilliam7933]

Thank you father Greg, and God bless all his broken children ❤

[@mywingedwords]

I love this man so much, that I do not have words. He should run the world. I am inspired to be an active part of what he stands for.

[@tamajinn]

I feel that, Dayna! Come on, Pope Greg.

[@mangoyacho]

Very inspiring thank you.

[@yancuicrodriguez1913]

What a wonderful man

[@ChrisStrompolos]

Incredible.

[@danielacosta2155]

Amen Brotha In Idaho Traumatic Brain Injury? Saved my Life im Closer To God🙏👑🌴

[@mrs.georgeglass3997]

I have a piece of art you may have interest in! It's a garbage can lid that has 21 paintings, 17 of which have been painted by addicts, mostly now deceased. It is a garbage can lid painted, drawn, bled, and cleaned up again and again, it sits on top of a prostatic limb that sits in my shoe I walked clear threw in highschool, that sits atop a flower pot that has a hippo, that automatically blows bubbles. There are thousands and thousands of syringe end caps, but the garbage can lid says "STOP THROWING AWAY OUR HUMANS PLEASE" Around the outer edge says "humane humans love no matter what" old guitar strings hold many trinkets and things deceased, meth and heroin addicts more so then others for sure. I feel like the homies might be able to genuinely, sincerely, relative to their own lives, and I don't believe you've been preaching the same shit, it's mutual, it's everywhere brothers, 9 of my closest friends have completed suicide those are the ones who completed suicide with a firearm. Sadness, and gratitude I've found come hand in hand! I can't lie I've attempted to tell my Congressman, anyone else who would listen, if u want people to be tolerant of one another u have to be able to make them work together. If you want acceptance, and tolerance u can't keep segregating men from men, woman from woman, so we can love and be the example of how to proactively, action based concepts and solutions I've been trying to get anyone to hear me, I'm so grateful to see I'm not the only one who absolutely adores those labeled unlovable, disposable, and Junkies R Nt JUNK!!!

[@beckysander6876]

"Nothing to do with morality!" Has more to do with survival skills needed in the environment you are subjected to.

[@ZeyaniRSChrisanna]

⭐️⭐️🧡⭐️⭐️

[@jackieann5494]

It broke my heart when the opportunity zones that were proposed in 2016 were shot down . Black people are ABLE . WHY on earth would the powers that be shoot down the idea of good jobs for good pay in the inner city. I can't understand .

[@DarkMoonDroid]

"It has *_nothing_* to do with morality!"

[@DarkMoonDroid]

"I was trying to turn the light switch on for people and it's crazy-making." Esp. when you end up having to try and turn the light switch on for people who don't get it and are triyng to stop you from doing this work. Then you're fighting on 2 fronts.

[@katemcshane]

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[@DarkMoonDroid]

Did you ever get to hear this? It's so good!

[@katemcshane]

@@DarkMoonDroid I have watched many Homeboy videos and Greg Boyle inspires me every day. I recommend Homeboy"s video -- "On Cultivating Courage". Greg Boyle, Pema Chodron and Jose Arellano speak about Homeboy and discuss "extravagant tenderness" (among other things) and it is one of the most moving videos I've ever seen. I've watched it (probably) 25 times and I'm inspired every time. His books are really good, too.