From a commentary on the psalms by John Fisher, bishop and martyr

  via divineoffice.org The wonderful works of God First God freed Israel from the bondage of Egypt by performing many signs and wonders. He permitted them to cross the Red Sea dry-shod. He fed them in the desert with food from heaven in the form of manna and quail. When they were suffering from thirst … Continue reading →

One Last Prayer

If I should die today, What have I to say? Perhaps just one last prayer. Grant that my heart Should leap and quicken, Catching sight of You Coming from afar. With Your Father, You have wooed, and waited, Sent Your Spirit Into my dry bones, Raising me from dust Once again And, now, forevermore. Here … Continue reading →

Saint Thomas Aquinas, Priest and Doctor of the Church

Memorial Relics of St. Thomas Aquinas at the Jacobin Church in Toulouse via Divine Office.org “Everything imperfect must proceed from something perfect: therefore the First Being must be most perfect. Everything is perfect inasmuch as it is in actuality; imperfect, inasmuch as it is in potentiality, with privation of actuality. That then which is nowise … Continue reading →