Liturgical colors within Christian liturgy signify different seasons and times of the year. Each season has its own mood, meaning, and type of prayer. Each color has its own meaning and feeling, and can be seen worn or hung throughout the church during specific times of year. They help to visually express the different liturgicalContinue reading “Liturgical Colors”
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Inspiring Change When Voices Go Unheard
In a world where opinions clash and ideas often meet resistance, the power of planting a seed, both metaphorically and literally, emerges as a testament to the indomitable human spirit. When people are closed off to listening, the act of planting a seed represents a profound metaphor for initiating positive change and sowing the seedsContinue reading “Inspiring Change When Voices Go Unheard”
Deeds Supersedes Prayers?
When I saw this quote on Facebook, the first thought that came to mind was “Contemplatives in Action”, a phrase that embodies the creative tension between a Jesuit’s full embrace of concrete action and their attentiveness to where God may call them next. Prayer has long been considered a powerful and essential practice in various cultures andContinue reading “Deeds Supersedes Prayers?”
St. Alphonsus Liguori
Saint Alphonsus Liguori was a very special saint who lived in Italy during the 18th century. He was a bishop, a writer, and a founder of a religious order called the Redemptorists. Key facts: Saint Alphonsus Liguori was born in 1696 and became a priest at a young age. He dedicated his life to servingContinue reading “St. Alphonsus Liguori”
Faith Over Fear
In the journey of life, we are often confronted with moments of uncertainty and doubt. Fear can loom over us like a shadow, hindering our progress and preventing us from reaching our full potential. However, it is during these very moments that choosing faith over fear becomes a powerful catalyst for personal growth and transformation.Continue reading “Faith Over Fear”
Winning Faith
Photo, Poem by Fr. Terry Q Amidst the rough and rubblediscard and garbage heapthey stand firm base and stature tallwith promises to keepno matter what surrounds may bethey know they have a placeso grow and bloomthey must and willwhatever circs they facepapaya bougainvillea tallwith fruit and spread of bloomas woodpile grass and garbage pileconcede forContinue reading “Winning Faith”
Morning Rose Bud ~ Fr. T
morning rose budeach one prophecyeach one promisesequence fulfillunfathomable wayonly He knowstill dazzle bloomand way beyond His touch of graceHis always there… my life a prophecyHis promise madeI must fulfillthrough living faithof what must be His plans unfolduncertain waysmy joyous lifenot sacrificebut fully livedsufficient gracean offering photo and poem by Fr. Terrence Quadros SJ
Lenten Poem
Christmas is over and it’s Lent all over again,Should I eat a meat sandwich or should it be plain?Should I fast for 5 hours or skip breakfast and lunch,Or just have tea and a little something to munch? Should I stop smoking or should I shun drink,Should I stop thinking those wrong thoughts I alwaysContinue reading “Lenten Poem”
Things will work out
We have all gone through that phase wondering what God is up to, why does everything that happens makes us feel that things are just going downhill. Maybe it’s work or stress-related, or maybe you are struggling with relationships. Maybe it’s something in your financial life. And no matter what you do in any ofContinue reading “Things will work out”
Taking a Leap of Faith
Leaping without knowing where you’ll land on the other side can be extremely scary. But taking risks is necessary for growth. All of the greatest things in life require a leap of faith. You cannot fall in love if you don’t let down your walls and leap. You most likely won’t advance in your careerContinue reading “Taking a Leap of Faith”
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