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Lectio Divina: In God’s Love
A contemplative reflection from Trappist monk and disciple of Thomas Mertonc, Paul Quenon, on discovering that God’s love is not something we must search for, but a reality we already live within—inviting attentiveness, openness, and awareness of God’s constant presence.
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Lectio Divina: God’s New Ways
This Lectio Divina invites us to release our fixed images of God so we can encounter the ever-renewing mystery of divine life. Carlos Vallés reminds us that clinging to familiar concepts—no matter how beautiful—can close our hearts to the fresh, surprising ways God desires to reveal Himself. This reflection encourages spiritual openness, humility, and…
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Lectio: Done Unto Us
In this profound Lectio Divina, Richard Rohr emphasizes the importance of allowing God’s work in our lives. He teaches that God’s actions are continuously unfolding within us, and our role is to embrace this divine movement with openness and surrender. This reflection encourages readers to trust in God’s active presence, fostering a deeper sense…
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Lectio: Empty Vessels
In this insightful Lectio Divina, Thomas à Kempis reflects on the importance of spiritual emptiness as a vessel for receiving God’s blessings. He emphasizes that when we empty ourselves of worldly attachments and desires, we create space for the Lord to fill us with His grace and abundance. This reflection encourages readers to embrace…