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Lectio Divina: The Dew Of God
St. Irenaeus of Lyons uses the imagery of parched land and life-giving dew to describe humanity’s dependence on God’s grace. Without the “dew of God,” the soul remains scorched and barren; with it, we are revived, sustained, and made fruitful. This reflection highlights the Holy Spirit as divine nourishment, essential for true life, growth,…
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Lectio: By The Word
St. Irenaeus reminds us that the glory of God is revealed in humanity fully alive through Christ, and true life is found in beholding the vision of God in Christ. While creation itself points to God and sustains life, it is the manifestation of the Father through the Word—Jesus Christ—that brings the fullness of…