Daily Meditation for March 23, 2023
In reflecting on the value of silence in our lives, Henri Nouwen in The Way of the Heart wrote: “One of our main problems is that in this chatty society, […]
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Daily Meditation for March 22, 2023
From March Motto: “Month of bluster, ice and sleet, Silent wood and ugly street, Winds that roar and flakes that fly, Frozen earth and gloomy sky,— Angry March, thy name […]
Daily Meditation for March 21, 2023
Today is the Feast of St. Benedict, a special day for sisters and monks who follow a monastic ordinary way of life founded by this extra ordinary man. St. Benedict, […]
Daily Meditation for March 20, 2023
The Lord is kind and merciful. These words come up often during this season of Lent. They call us to remember that Jesus has died for us and forgives our […]
Daily Meditation for March 17, 2023
Today many people across the nation will be celebrating St. Patrick’s Day by wearing green, pinning on shamrocks, and attending parties. St. Patrick was born in Britain but is known […]
Daily Meditation for March 16, 2023
How do you feel about March? It boasts the first day of spring, yet it can also provide us with a blizzard! You could say that March is a flexible […]
Daily Meditation for March 15, 2023
Each year, Christians set aside time before Easter to remind us that we are to walk the Paschal Mystery of dying to self so that we can rise with Christ, […]
Daily Meditation for March 14, 2023
In the days just before Lent, the scriptures have given us the powerful message of how we are to live as Christians: first of all, to tend to our personal […]
Daily Meditation for March 13, 2023
Today, March 13, is National Good Samaritan Day. The term “Good Samaritan” comes from the Bible parable where a Samaritan helped a stranger who had been robbed and beaten and […]
Daily Meditation for March 10, 2023
Recently, curious botanists asked a “what if?” question about trees: What if trees have a kind of intelligence and a means of communication? This question led them to what one […]
