Embracing the Mystery
De reflects on the ways we unconsciously reject our Lord because His ways, His Mercy and His Love do not fit neatly into our self-defined categories or “rules” about life.
De reflects on the ways we unconsciously reject our Lord because His ways, His Mercy and His Love do not fit neatly into our self-defined categories or “rules” about life.
This is what the Sacred Heart is for us. A safe refuge from all the hurts and arrows of this world. A comfort amidst our crosses. An embrace when we feel alone.
Marian shares Jesus' 12 promises for those who carry devotion to His Sacred Heart. “I set neither limit nor measure to my gifts of grace for those who seek them in My Heart.”
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.
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.
Dear Jesus, you are the King of Kings and You are my King. Help me to show Your glory in the world; through everything that I say or do, let it all be a sign that points back to You
Stay with us, Lord for with You our burdens become light and true joy is possible.
Marian beautifully shares her experience of meeting Jesus - silently and sweetly - in her inner sanctum, where she is always held, safe and sound.
And so, He waits… your Divine Bridegroom and Healer… Hidden in the Eucharist… singing to your heart… “My dove, hiding in the clefts of the rock, in the coverts of the cliff, show me your face, let me hear your voice...
Laura shares her painful story with the reminder that there is hope, even in deep suffering, because the Light has come into the world.