Awe and Wonder of Creation
St. Francis’ response to the world around him was so much more than intellectual appreciation or economic calculus, for to him each and every creature was a sister united to him by bonds of affection.
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St. Francis’ response to the world around him was so much more than intellectual appreciation or economic calculus, for to him each and every creature was a sister united to him by bonds of affection.
When we can see God reflected in all that exists, our hearts are moved to praise the Lord for all his creatures and to worship him in union with them.
The destiny of every person is symbolized in this journey of the Magi of the East.
“Mary treasured all these things and pondered them in her heart!” (Luke 2:19). In these words, Luke describes the attitude with which Mary took in
The meaning of time is the atmosphere of God’s epiphany, of God’s mystery and his concrete love.
“The poetry of earth is never dead,” John Keats wrote. These quotes from Pope Francis illuminate that truth.
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