The Vision

by Clinton R. LeFort

In a few words I would like to present MY THESIS of what we intend to present in these essays; said simply- exer­ cising freedom as God's beloved children. FIRST of all, as multi­ faceted a personality as St. Pio of Pietrelcina is we have cho­ sen to present one small, yet essential aspect of his develop­ ing personality. This aspect is the understanding of his essential freedom before God; a freedom which every person shares, but those who are called by the mercy of God into the spiritual life of grace as dearly beloved children, an aspect which is constantly before every Christian's journey into the eternal. There are two kinds of freedom, one that leads to holiness and sanctity, while the other leads away from God.

11 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 1, 2006

About the author

My writing career began in grade school, where I became interested in reporting and poetry. I wrote lots of poetry and prose in High School, then developed a philosophy in graduate school. After graduating from LSU and USC I became interested in dramatic writing for theater and film. My latest works have been a combination of spirituality, suspense and philosophy. Back in 2006 I wrote 4 major books, which came out of several small newsletters I registered with the Library of Congress. My present interest are in screenwriting and spirituality; how to express religious truths for the screen.
One discovery as a writer is that you are always searching for the perfect way to say the same basic human experiences with more meaning, helping the reader to remember a word, a phrase a meaningful event so that the author and the reader can relate.