Love is Always Conditional
I haven’t been active on here in quite a while, though fortunately, the reason is because I’ve been
From Rainer Maria Rilke’s ‘The Prodigal Son Returns’:
‘Sometimes he would spend whole nights in tears beneath that starry dome, longing to be filled with such rays himself.
Alan E. Lewis on the prayers of Holy Saturday
“Is not all prayer designed for Easter Saturday, the product of confusion, emptiness, and grief? Prayer is desperation translated into
A second poem for Good Friday
If you had really wanted to be strong,
you would not have come from a woman’s womb.
For messiahs
A poem for Good Friday
‘He told us we were free to choose
But, children as we were, we thought—
“Paternal Love will only use
Make America Meek Again: The Legacy of St. Gregory the Great
‘On the anniversary of his death, the greatness of this champion of the Church provides weighty meditation material for American
I’ve been looking at Salvador Dali’s ‘Christ of St. John of the Cross’ a lot today
Today is the first day of Lent. John of the Cross has always fascinated me, a man who knew as
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There is a risk for any religion that looks to accomplished events as its foundation. The word once unexpectedly spoken
Thomas Merton on The World
One of Thomas Merton’s continual but fruitful struggles was with how to approach, understand, and relate to, “world”. It’