Michael O’Brien: The hard-won wisdom about change that I learned from a SLC law firm and a Utah monastery

I hate that nothing lasts forever, but Trappist monks taught me how to embrace change.

(Michael O'Brien via monastery archives) Most of the Utah monks in about 2017 before they closed their Huntsville monastery. Father Alan Hohl, left, Father Patrick Boyle, Father Malachy Flaherty, Father Brendan Freeman, Brother David McManus, Father David Altman, and Brother Nicholas Prinster.

Michael O’Brien: The hard-won wisdom about change that I learned from a SLC law firm and a Utah monastery

I hate that nothing lasts forever, but Trappist monks taught me how to embrace change.

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