Padre Pio Returned to This Favorite Writer Again and Again
In his letters, the Capuchin saint revealed a deep love for the writings of St. Paul and drew on them to guide souls.
In his letters, the Capuchin saint revealed a deep love for the writings of St. Paul and drew on them to guide souls.
St. Ignatius’ conversion reminds us that ordinary moments — even math homework or a grocery run — can be transformed into prayer.
Frassati carried the Epistles of St. Paul with him on the streetcar and called them “words of eternal life.”
Whatever form it takes — whether lectio divina or the Liturgy of the Hours — praying with Scripture can bring us light and the peace of Christ.
You are the object of your Heavenly Father’s love. Never forget to look up and see the delight in his eyes.
“When spiritual joy fills hearts,” said St. Francis of Assisi, “the serpent throws off his deadly poison in vain.”
“Oh, how great is the reward for one act of loving submission to the will of God!” —St. Faustina
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