One Kind Word
Do you want peace in your heart? De shares a prayer exercise to help you attain it - all beginning with one kind word.
Do you want peace in your heart? De shares a prayer exercise to help you attain it - all beginning with one kind word.
The family of the Holy Trinity desires that we create a spiritual home within our hearts where They may abide. What comfort and joy this brings to our troubled souls to know that we have a true home deep within us that as St. Catherine of Siena said we are to carry with us always. Wherever we may go, whatever the atmosphere we must live in, we can always be at home with Jesus.
Into the lonely night I walk, searching for love unknown. The night, like wool, surrounds the silence of this moment. Tears unshed, fill up in me and slowly overflow. I long for love to hold me and stop the aching emptiness.
In His amazing, gentle way, He begins His saving work by inviting me to simply be with Him; to sit with Him and let Him look at me.
Whatever it is that you are carrying today, cry out in assured victory: it is finished! It is redeemed for infinite good.
Laura shares The Five Wounds of Christ. The Wounds in each of His hands, His feet, and the Wound in His Side. Laura has contemplated His physical wounds and prayed to unite my suffering with His.
What will the Spring bring forth in me? Let me bloom Lord. Let the cold winter drive out every sadness and bitter memory.
Marian shares a powerful perspective shift on our suffering, miseries, and emptying out, based on the life of St Therese the Little Flower.
Anxiety, worry and other deceptions of the enemy will not stand in the face of God's Truths! De reminds us of the power of speaking Truth out loud, especially in difficult moments.
De reflects on how the knowledge that the Holy Spirit is alive and active within us, gives us a new lens through which to understand old situations.