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Category Archives: prayer
The Divine Assails Us
I was reading Teilhard de Chardin quotes this morning and though many were poignant there was one that shone brighter than the rest. “By means of all created things, without exception, the divine assails us, penetrates us, and molds us. … Continue reading
Posted in Spiritual, Yoga, prayer
Tagged contemplative, cosmos, prayer, teilhard de chardin
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Where is it all going?
In the past two weeks I’ve found myself wondering where will this end? How much suffering will we have to endure. Many have endured too much already. Pope Francis has led two worldwide prayer times and so have countless others. … Continue reading
Posted in New York State, prayer, Spiritual, Thomas Merton
Tagged prayer, PrayerForTheWorld, Present moment, Thomas Merton
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You have quoted Pope Francis
Tomorrow Pope Francis is calling on people everywhere to join him in prayer at 6:00 PM which is 12:00 noon in the Eastern United States. Like his prayer on Wednesday morning of this week the focus is on the Coronavirus … Continue reading
There is a time
There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens: – Ecclesiastes 3:1 There is a time for everything. There is a time for winter and there is a time for spring. Today the temperature … Continue reading
Posted in Gratitude, New York State, prayer
Tagged contemplative, gratitude, or ayer, Spirituality, spring
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Dare to dream big
It’s always darkest before the dawn. I’ve been very discouraged and dangling on the edge of depression that past couple of weeks. Why not? The world as we knew it appears to be disappearing before our eyes. Everywhere people are … Continue reading
Posted in prayer, Spiritual
Tagged Coronavirus, cosmos, dream big, PrayerForTheWorld
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Pope Francis asks us to pray for the world
Tomorrow Pope Francis invites us to pray for the world. I’m joining this effort and maybe you will too. There is no hope that without divine intervention millions will perish in this pandemic. Can a mass prayer avert catastrophe? Is … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, prayer
Tagged Coronavirus, Pope Francis, PrayerForTheWorld, PrayTogether
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Hail Mary
Most football fans know that a “Hail Mary” is a desperate pass to the endzone hoping that one of your receivers can catch the ball and get the win for your team. Earlier today my friend Brother Kevin Kriso, OFM … Continue reading
Posted in prayer, Spiritual
Tagged Coronavirus, Hail Mary, mindfulness, prayer, Walking
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