It’s easy to lead when you aren’t afraid to stick your nose out. Some do so because they’re brave. Others do it for the glory. Attaining success can often be difficult or impossible without doing either. How many among us can answer the call to make a difference without making a name for ourselves? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Remembering Father Latus,” to see how one modest man allowed others to retain the limelight as he guided his flock to the future.
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