
Our Gaze, Our Center
When we view the Crucifix, where the parallel meets the perpendicular, we arrive at the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Daily reflections on the love of God.
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When we view the Crucifix, where the parallel meets the perpendicular, we arrive at the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

Our fight may not be physical, like fighting an illness; no, it is a spiritual fight.

“No one in his right mind gives up piety for impiety.” St. Justin Martyr

Often, laxity comes over our hearts, and we say, “We’ve done enough and will rest in the peace God hath given us.”

As we say, “deepening,” our faith is always growing, becoming stronger, and deepening in our hearts and minds; yet the world has been at war with the faithful for centuries upon centuries.

Never cease praying or forget being mindful of God.

The wilderness is often viewed as a sacred space where we are tested, refined, and drawn closer to God.

There is a holy freedom in every heart.

Oh, how sweet it is to give Christ Jesus, God Almighty, glory, love, and thanksgiving in all things.

The struggle between spirituality and worldliness is laborious indeed.

Every day, as we set our eyes on the rising sun, do we bless the world, its pleasures and entertainments, or praise God?