Serving Christ and Connecting Catholics in Western North Carolina
The colorful and controversial World War II General George S. Patton was known among his soldiers as “Old Blood and Guts,” a moniker not used with any affection. That’s because, as those who fought under his command were quick to note, Patton’s leadership relied mostly on their blood and his guts.
We are too impatient. Slaves to efficiency, devotees of multitasking, disciples of expediting, we are a tragically foot-tapping and dangerously inattentive breed.