Walking one's walk is a...
Walking one's walk is a theme that we find in this text and throughout general and
Pauline epistles written in the second generation of Christianity. This form of discipleship
is a lifestyle whenever apocalyptic fervor dies down.
Aunt Helen was known as the family's religious fanatic. She never accepted the Vatican
II reforms in her Catholic church. She still gave up meat on Fridays, said her private
prayers in Latin, and practiced a strict discipline of abstinence during Lent. Her family
thought she was going overboard with this traditional Catholic lifestyle.