It’s time once again for Sunday Snippets. We are Catholic bloggers sharing weekly our best posts with one another. Join us to read and contribute if you like. To participate, go to your blog and create a post titled Sunday Snippets–A Catholic Carnival. Make sure that the post links back to here, and leave a link to your snippets post on our host, … Continue reading
Letter #68: Photo of Two Popes in Prayer
Christ is at the center in this simple chapel, on the cross, in the tabernacle, and in relation to the prayer of those kneeling before him. via Letter #68: Photo of Two Popes in Prayer.
A Thought for the Day
It always comforts me that God knows us through and though, and knows all we have suffered, endured and also that which we have never been taught. He also knows how our experiences have shaped us or caused us to be misshapen. In the end He is the perfect judge who knows our hearts inside … Continue reading
On the incarnation of the Word
From a discourse by Saint Athanasius, bishop On the incarnation of the Word The Word of God, incorporeal, incorruptible and immaterial, entered our world. Yet it was not as if he had been remote from it up to that time. For there is no part of the world that was ever without his presence; together … Continue reading
Held Fast to Your Glory
Thank You God, For this waking in Your arms, Held fast by You, Through the night, Through all darkness, To see yet another day, In Your light. Purified by Your Holiness, May I love, And live it in Your Way. ©2013 Joann Nelander All rights reserved
Fruit of the Vine
“I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing.” Fruit grows on the branches. How important are we to The Lord. He wills to need us for a harvest of fruit. It has been said, “Without … Continue reading
