Carrying my cross …
From Sacred Space ” You tell me to carry my cross, Lord. You are not telling me to go out looking for the cross, in practices or penances. Rather I find it under my nose. Every encounter that costs me, … Continue reading
From Sacred Space ” You tell me to carry my cross, Lord. You are not telling me to go out looking for the cross, in practices or penances. Rather I find it under my nose. Every encounter that costs me, … Continue reading
This is totally new to me.
Daily Scripture Readings Easter Season, 2006 Living in the light of the future … perhaps a bunch of us might manage to come out with an Easter Meditation Booklet? EasyEnglish Bible Commentaries English is still very much a challenge for … Continue reading
I thought this picture above is fun …. I call it “Three Men and a Toilet” (or more precisely – Bathroom?). Up to you what your imagination might spur you to think. It was a humorous moment during a break … Continue reading
Ps 42.2-3, 43.3-4 Any time I think I’m ‘spiritual’ enough, I only need to open the psalms. “My soul thirsts for God, for the living God. When can I go and meet with God?” (Psalms 42.2) Aiyoh(!), I can’t compete … Continue reading
I did it around Ash Wednesday, the results are above … and then today , the results are below. It’s interesting to see how Snapshirts Custom design the key words and themes in my blog.
I’m glad the outline and basic frame for the STM course on Youth Spiritual Formation & Discipleship is out But I still have a lay preaching course to complete this weekend first So, I’m learning to celebrate one little task … Continue reading
My friend Alwyn Lau REALLY has a unique style in crafting these meditations. He and I were the Lutherans involved in this Lent Meditation project(pdf) Thanks Al, I hope more will be blessed by your writing and most of all … Continue reading
Lk 15.1-3, 11-32 St John of Avila spoke these words: “No force can prevail with a Father like the tears of his child, nor is there anything which so moves God to grant us, not justice, but mercy, as our … Continue reading
Matthew 21.33-43, 45-46 The acquisition of knowledge can lead to two possible consequences. On the one hand, it can retard a person’s recognition of truth by leading the person to render himself/herself the ultimate arbiter of truth. Such a person … Continue reading