“In the colors of the morning sky.” Submitted by Vukica Vera Jirak. Use Flickr? Sharing your photos with Picturing God is as easy as sending the link!
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“This is our family one. I have no manger so they are close to the Bible like they just walked out to tell the story of our Lord’s first night, a holy night.” Submitted by Pamela Hedgecock. You might also like: God-Potential Waiting to Be Born Finding God under the Christmas Tree
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“My backyard, my peaceful space.” Submitted by Michael P. Dean. Where is your peaceful space?
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“Power outage during the October snow storm.” Submitted by Heidi Nelson. Where are you finding God this Lent? Share your photos for possible use on Picturing God, or join in the community at Other6 Prays Lent.
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“Yesterday our family made the hardest decision a pet owner ever makes. We had to put our beloved St. Bernard Daisy to sleep. She was 9 1/2 years old and was one of the most enthusiastic, happy, lovable members of our family. We prayed and prayed that God would take her to heaven and asked [...]
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“I have a fireplace in my backyard where my men’s faith sharing group frequently meets. A lot of spirituality, prayers, and healing are done in front of that fireplace. One of my buddies commented on the face of Jesus etched in black soot on the brick surround. He is with us.” Submitted by Steve Schaefer. [...]
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Is it just to be a shadow? A temporary taste of an even greater beauty that lies somewhere unseen? Connections made with others, some tentative, others deep and long—fast and furious, loving, sensuous, friendships, foes, convenience, need, soul to soul. All fade and end in this world. All shimmer and glimmer with the elasticity of [...]
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A bird, happily unharmed, flew into the living room window and left behind this image which looks very much like our iconography for the Holy Spirit. Via Paul at People for Others.
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“If the only prayer you said in your whole life was ‘thank you,’ that would suffice.” —Meister Eckhart From the 2011 Ignatian Inspiration Calendar Thank you for supporting Picturing God: Faces and Traces of the Divine with your visits, comments, and photo submissions.
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“Nothing can stop the power of the sun from energizing our life on earth, however many clouds intervene. Nothing can block the love of God from energizing our innermost being, whatever anxieties or crises engage our conscious minds.” – Margaret Silf, 2011: A Book of Grace-Filled Days Photo by J.T.
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