By Victoria Cardona, Catholic Exchange - Many Catholics struggle with a persistent, sometimes invisible anxiety: the fear that their lives are unfinished, their hearts too weak, their failings many, and that their efforts go unnoticed. We glance back at our own histories and see failures, missed opportunities, and unfinished projects. We wonder whether God sees only what we have failed to do... From the earliest days of the Church, believers struggled with the tension between human frailty and the call to holiness. Yet St. Paul reassures man: “He who began a good work in you will bring it to completion” (Phil. 1:6).