Author: marblewomen
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Advent Canticle: The Story of Two Women
When I think of women’s place, I think not so much of place, but of women’s gifts. Sr. Wanda Wetli When I remember Luke’s story of young Mary’s…
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Gratitude and God’s Presence
The post reflects on the importance of practicing gratitude and recognizing God’s presence during Advent and Christmas. It emphasizes the need to focus on the true meaning of the season…
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And now we wait
The piece reflects on the theme of waiting for renewal and transformation, comparing nature’s cycles to personal experiences. It evokes memories of hope intertwined with a significant figure who embodies…
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The First Candle Has Been Lit
The lighting of the first candle symbolizes Hope and marks the beginning of a period of waiting for fulfillment. It invites us to actively seek signs and symbols that affirm…
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Advent Begins with Hope
Advent signifies a season of hope, highlighting its importance in everyday expressions. The essence of hope is the belief that desires can be fulfilled and that the future holds promise.…
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Courageous Waiting and Courageous Walking
Last summer, I solo trekked part of the Camino de Santiago, overcoming fears of walking 250 miles alone. Embracing solitude led to deeper connections and powerful conversations, enriching my experience.…
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WAITING WITH COURAGEOUS HOPE
The content reflects on the challenge of waiting in various life situations while emphasizing the importance of maintaining hope. It draws parallels to Mary’s anticipation for her child, suggesting that…
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Consider the Lilies
The poem reflects on the arrival of a gray morning, contrasting its somberness with the resilience of nature, symbolized by the lilies of the field celebrating despite the gloom. It…
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The Gospel in a Glass
The post reminisces about Good Friday 1956, reflecting on its solemnity, church gatherings, and children’s innocent questions about its significance, emphasizing the depth of selfless love and remembrance.
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Celestial Music
The reflection explores the presence of children at Golgotha, engaging with the question of innocence amidst suffering. It considers Jesus’ childhood and his early prayer experiences, contrasting the beauty of…