Easter Triduum
On this second day of igNation's poetry week, the poe t takes us back to the start of the Easter Triduum....
09
Jul
08
Jul
Let us also go . . . die with him.
For this first day of igNation's Poetry Week, the poet writes of "Value of the true friendship." ...
07
Jul
Walk in a Relaxed – and Light – Manner: Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2019
"There are many advantages to walking in relaxation, lightness and peace through our days and upon the earth. But that is not easy. How do we get to that place of peace and freedom?"...
06
Jul
The Fire at Notre Dame
"Our church is not dependent on any structure, physical or organizational. If the structure is an impediment then it just has to change."...
04
Jul
“O Beauty Ever Ancient, Ever New” (St. Augustine)
"In these prayers and memories I thanked God for this beauty that reminds us of God’s own goodness."...
03
Jul
Mystic versus Saint
"“Mystics encounter and embody the presence of God in profound and life-changing ways""...
02
Jul
01
Jul
Canada Day – 2019
“Eternal God, whose reign extends from sea to sea, and whose care endures throughout the ages, hear our prayers for our country: grant wisdom to those who govern it and respect for human life and dignity to every citizen, so that justice may flourish and all peoples live in unity and in peace.” ...
30
Jun
Jesus set his face resolutely – 30th Sunday in Ordinary Times
"Some of us are overly protective of our time and personal priorities, not wanting to be co-opted by another’s desires for us, even if we have a sense that it is God’s desire for us."...
29
Jun
On The Quest to Being Ordinary
"It’s easy to stay inside. It is easy to get comfortable, and not seek what God is actually asking. "...