Humility: the value that makes us humble

Humility is an important value for our association of chaplains, because we believe in the importance of recognizing our limits and our weaknesses, and always remaining open to learning and personal improvement. Humility means recognizing that we still have a lot to learn and that we don’t know everything.

By being humble, we are able to be more receptive to the needs and concerns of others, and we are more inclined to learn from their experiences and their prospects. We are also more likely to admit our mistakes and work to correct them, in order to better serve the people we support.

In the end, humility allows us to remain connected to our humanity and our vulnerability, recognizing that we need each other to grow and develop. This allows us to remain humble in our role as chaplains and serve the people we support with compassion, respect and integrity.