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How to Celebrate
From her helpful
Spiritual Disciplines Handbook
, Adele Calhoun invites us into holy celebration with the Trinity.
Adele Calhoun
Featured December 23, 2022
(Original Oct 2005 )
Opening Ourselves to Joy
Trevor Hudson invites us to reflect upon the internal and external factors that may be conspiring to keep us from the joy that Jesus came to give.
Trevor Hudson
Featured December 23, 2022
(Original Nov 2024 )
The Longing of God to Be Connected to You
Written for the first week of Advent as part of the Renovaré resource
Meditations on the Birth of Jesus
, Miriam Dixon and Margaret Campbell engage our imaginations to help us hear God’s invitation into restored relationship.
Miriam Dixon & Margaret Campbell
Featured December 16, 2022
(Original Dec 2019 )
Late Have I Loved Thee
North African Bishop St. Augustine was in his 30s when he became a Christian. In this prayer he laments his slowness to open his heart to God. Though his love is “late,” it is full of vigor and beauty.
Augustine
Featured December 15, 2022
(Original Nov 2024 )
He Loved Us First
A meditation on what it means to say that God “first loved us” from 12th-century theologian William of St-Thierry.
William of Saint-Thierry
Featured December 13, 2022
(Original Nov 2024 )
The Word Became Flesh
The opening words of John’s gospel proclaim the Incarnation, and invite us to receive him and become “children of God.”
John the Apostle
Featured December 10, 2022
(Original Nov 2024 )
Humility, the Root of Virtue
This excerpt from Richard Foster’s new book on a “vanishing virtue” explores the hidden opportunities in our daily lives to learn about and practice a humble way of being.
Richard J. Foster
Featured December 9, 2022
(Original Dec 2022 )
Only the Workshop
Mary’s obedience, trust, and praise provide a profile in humility that can help us have a truer image of God and of ourselves.
Brenda Quinn
Featured December 9, 2022
(Original Dec 2006 )
Directed to Thy Glory
“May everything in this my being be directed to Thy glory...” Dag Hammarskjöld’s intimate journal entries reveal his desire to live humbly while serving in a position of great power and prominence.
Dag Hammarskjöld
Featured December 9, 2022
(Original Oct 1964 )
One Torch Lights Another
Robyn Wrigley-Carr traces the influence of Baron Friedrich von Hügel in the life of 20th century author and retreat guide, Evelyn Underhill.
Robyn Wrigley-Carr
November 28, 2022
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