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Personal Narrative: Spiritual And Religion

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I would say that I am both spiritual and religious. Being spiritual can be hard to understand at times and it can cause you to question yourself. I am a spiritual person because I believe in things that I can’t see such as angels. I am religious because I attend mass regularly and my faith is an important aspect in my life.

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