-
Oratio: Leaves And Tears
In this poignant oratio divina, Robert Van Valkenburgh meditates on the changing seasons, using the vibrant colors of autumn as a symbol of life’s fleeting nature. As winter approaches and daylight fades, he reflects on the transient nature of the world and the eternal promise of an afterlife without tears or decay. This reflection…
-
Oratio: I Remain
In this contemplative oratio divina, Robert Van Valkenburgh portrays the eternal and unchanging presence of God amidst the transient cycles of nature and life. This piece invites us to recognize God’s enduring existence and to join Him in His everlasting love. It reassures believers of His steadfastness through all seasons, calling them to find…
-
Lectio: For What Is Eternal
St. John Eudes reminds us to meditate frequently on eternity, heaven, hell, and death. By reflecting on these eternal truths, we gain clarity to let go of worldly distractions and live with purpose for what truly lasts. This timeless wisdom encourages spiritual focus, detachment from vanity, and a life rooted in eternal values.