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Do Not Be Disturbed: Resisting the World’s Clamor and Finding Peace in God’s Faithfulness (Lectio Divina)
A contemplative reflection on resisting the subtle temptations of the world that promise short-lived satisfaction but draw us away from God. This post invites readers to meditate on trusting in God’s provision and faithfulness instead of worldly promises, offers a guiding Scripture, and links to a related Grappling With Divinity reflection on finding peace…
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Oratio Divina: Blessed Mother
A prayerful meditation invoking the Blessed Mother’s guidance in wisdom, grace, and mercy, this reflection centers on Mary’s humble “yes” to God as a model for all disciples. Rooted in the Living Word and the Spirit of love, it calls believers to trust, surrender, and faithful obedience under the cross, echoing Mary’s fiat as…
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Lectio: Deep Listening
Carl McColman reminds us that obedience to God is not about blind submission but about deep listening. Rooted in the Latin meaning of the word, true obedience is mindful attention to God’s voice and direction in our lives. This reflection calls us to embrace spiritual attentiveness, discernment, and a heart open to God’s will.