Be Ready for the Infant King

Who will come to the stable On Christmas Day? And what will they take away? Wise men, steadfast and earnest, came, Instead of palace music, They heard the donkey brae. A lowly sound and sight, Yet their wonder unallayed. Many come rejoicing, To behold the Newborn King, Bowing low, While angels sing. Christ’s comes for … Continue reading →

Reaching for the Summit of Mt. Carmel with John of the Cross and Teresa of Jesus | Shrine Tower.

I love Carmel, its saints and its spirituality.  Take a peek! via Reaching for the Summit of Mt. Carmel with John of the Cross and Teresa of Jesus | Shrine Tower. I followed John of the Cross and Teresa of Jesus inside the Carmelite Monastery, seeing their pleasant ways I ran up the mountain following … Continue reading →

Evangelical Catholicism by George Weigel – Public Square

via Evangelical Catholicism by George Weigel | Articles | First Things. “Evangelical Catholicism enters the public square with the voice of reason, grounded in gospel conviction. Because it lives under two sovereigns, Evangelical Catholicism is bilingual. The gospel cannot be preached in any other language than its own: a language deeply shaped by the Sacred … Continue reading →