One of the lessons we learn from the world of sports is that victory is not always won by the biggest, the strongest, the fastest, or the most talented. Victory is won between the ears. Doing extraordinary things begins with extraordinary thinking.

Did you notice the remarkable story a few months ago about Tony Brown, a high school student in Browning, Montana? Last year in a train accident, Tony lost both his legs just beneath the knees. Nevertheless, his coach and friends urged him to go out for the wrestling team. He did and achieved a winning record, wrestling on his knees without his prostheses. Now, he is hoping to coach wrestling as a profession.

Tony is a reminder that all of us can do extraordinary things. That is God's will for us. Listen to this word from St. Paul to the Corinth…