We must help each other to achieve our goals.
Photo by Josep Budisantoso.
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“Darkness overtaken by light”
Submitted by Jocelyn Head.
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“Mariawald Retreat House in Reading, PA, has been our vacation home for the past few years.”
Submitted by Joseph Dao.
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As we approach Mother’s Day, let us give thanks for all the ways mothers have helped us to find God in all things. See Mother’s Day Inspiration for poetry that celebrates motherhood.
Photo by Marcello Mottola.
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“This is a picture I took while praying and meditating on Psalm 63. I saw this beautiful bird perched in a blooming tree. It was as if the words of the psalm were coming alive, taking shape in this small, colorful creature and its surroundings. I felt such a joy, in utter awe at God’s creations. I called it ‘Colors of God.’”
Submitted by Marcela Kelley, Bangkok, Thailand.
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“The Risen Son”
Submitted by Gelli Ma.
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“Someone once wrote, ‘What the resurrection teaches us is not how to live—but how to live again, and again, and again.’ Let us shout our ALLELUIA happiness!”
Submitted by Jean Hinderer, CSA.
We’re still celebrating the season of Easter. Alleluia!
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“Madonna and devotions”
Submitted by Letitia Ibarra.
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“The spring blooms of a Judas tree, Cercis siliquastrum, which always appear at the end of Lent. It is an unusual tree—here photographed in a public garden in San Gwann, Malta—that originated from the Mediterranean region and then ‘moved’ into western Asia. According to legend this is the tree on which Judas hanged himself after betraying Jesus, after which the white flowers turned red with his blood and shame. Yet it is also known as the ‘Love tree,’ reflecting the Lord’s love for us all, including Judas, such that He annually allows him his “moment of glory” too, and as a reminder of his betrayal.”
Submitted by John R. Portelli.
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“As he elevates the chalice of Precious Blood—Jesus, truly present, the priest’s reflection is there too. In his image we also see Christ. God bless our priests who bring us Christ.”
Submitted by Allison Girone.
For Catholics, the Eucharist, or Holy Communion, is the most profound way we encounter the real presence of Jesus Christ. We pray for all those receiving First Holy Communion during this Easter season.
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