Reflections on life, spirituality, religion and more by various Carmelite and Catholic authors.
The time for promises was in the time of the prophets, until John the Baptist; from John until the end is the time of fulfillment. God, who is faithful, put himself in our debt, not by receiving anything but by promising so much.
The Feast of the Holy Trinity. For where the light is, there also is the radiance; and where the radiance is, there too are its power and its resplendent grace.
Read a brief reflection on a familiar story. Who is the real hero of the parable of the prodigal son?
“This is our main endeavor: to think, to feel to love as Christ Jesus, to act and to speak as He — in a word, to conform our whole life to Christ’s. No one can be saved unless they are formed in the image of Christ.” Thus begins this beautiful reflection from Saint Henry de Osso y Cervello, whose feast we celebrate on January 27.
