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By Cynthia Scodova In ancient times God spoke to us Through prophets, and in varied ways, But now he speaks through Christ his Son,   ...

By Cynthia Scodova I stretch out my arms to you,   I stretch out my soul, like a land without water.                                ...

By Cynthia Scodova   “What pleases Him is that He sees me loving my littleness and my poverty.”                                      ...

By Cynthia Scodova When peaceful silence lay over all, and night had run the half of her swift course, down from the heavens, from th...

By Cynthia Scodova This day at thy creating Word First o’er the earth the light was poured: O Lord, this day upon us shine And fil...

By Cynthia Scodova For he shall save the poor when they cry   and the needy who are helpless. He will have pity on the weak   and save...

By Melanie Jean Juneau The Visitation by Albertinelli (photo credit: Wikimedia Commons). He  will  come. I can trust that He ...

By Lora Goulet     Incomparable is the beauty of Our Blessed Mother's love for her children. From her Immaculate Heart ...

By Lora Goulet Always with me in my apron pocket,  in the glove compartment of my car, in my purse or backpack,  nestled in...

By Cynthia Scodova "...But the greatest of these is love."                                 First Corinthians 13 Driv...

By Lora Goulet Christ as the Man of Sorrows , Flemish School (photo credit: Wikimedia Commons). complexity of grief   ends an...

By Cynthia Scodova Let the heavens rejoice, let the earth be glad,   let the sea and its fullness resound. The fields will rejoice, ...

by Cynthia Scodova But you, Lord, are near to me,   and you are trustworthy in all your precepts.                                    ...

by Cynthia Scodova God is ever creative.  His love renews all things and is the source of our hope.  Let us turn to him in confidence: ...

by Cynthia Scodova                                                                       My heart is ready, O God –                 ...