By David G Bonagura, Jr., The Catholic Thing - Our culture proposes that “to have it all” is to be happy. Bill may not have it all, but he has more than John. Nevertheless, more adults today choose to imitate John – they refuse to trust what they cannot see with their eyes. Unwillingness to trust is fatal to life and to relationships. It’s no wonder, then, why younger generations report crippling anxieties and depression... In the Nicene Creed we declare our belief in all things, visible and invisible. When we learn to trust that the invisible things of God are more real than the visible, we will be on the road to happiness. Which is to say, we will be on the road of salvation in Christ.