Tom Medlar meditates on what the encounter was like between Simon of Cyrene and Jesus, when they met on the road to Calvary.
Stumble onto a Forgotten Priest’s Homilies, and Wind Up in a Successfully Reflective Lent
The holy season of Lent brings many opportunities for spiritual reflection, but author Mary McWilliams suggests the refreshing writings of an Anglican convert for prayerful growth.
A Poem, an Ornament, and a Choice
Author Sarah Pedrozo offers a visio divina to reflect upon the paradoxical path of Christianity.
Waiting
Poet and Guild member, Tom Medlar, shares his Advent poem, “Waiting.” He imagines the blessed Mother waiting for Jesus’ birth, and then focuses on our own waiting for the light of Christ to break into our lives.
Everyday Holiness
In November, author Margaret Zacharias writes, we pause to remember our beloved ones who have gone on to blessed memory, give thanks, and practice the everyday holiness of humility and charity.
What is the Rosary?
For this Month of the Rosary author Sarah Pedrozo contributes her thoughts, in verse, to the library of meditations on the Blessed Mother.
Multitasking Disorder: My Road Goes Ever On
Multitasking Disorder is hardly a professional diagnosis but rather a personal observation that when doing too much, I miss the wonders of life.
O Ancient Gates
O Ancient Gates I am the gate. Whoever enters by me will be saved, and will come in and go out and find pasture. – John 10:9 (NRSVCE) The gate may appear antiquated, but beautiful nonetheless. Most critically, it is THE gate which the gate keeper opens for those who […]
Grounded
Lord, I can’t see the big picture. Help me to trust in You in the midst of change and to be a “giving tree” deeply rooted in You and upon which those around me can depend.
A Beacon of Hope
Author Margaret King Zacharias shares her personal connection with the suffering of the Lahaina, Hawaii fires and calls upon Maria Lanakila — Our Lady of Victory — to bring them comfort.