Psalm 119: DiliGENTLY
Sometimes, when things are frequent and familiar, they can also become “humdrum”. Our prayers, especially repeated vocal prayers such as those we say at Mass, can become veiled in monotony.
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Psalm 119: Promises, Promises
The word “promise” can evoke a range of responses from us. Indeed, they are sweet as the psalmist says. But they can also be elusive, ephemeral, and easily broken.
Psalm 119: Life’s Labyrinth
Today, in God’s Lavish Mercy, we pray with Psalm 119 which is filled with repeated invitations to awake to the beauty of God’s Law all around and within us. But sometimes in our spiritual life, just as in our physical life, we just don’t want to wake up, do we?😉
Psalm 119: Come, Sweet Mercy!
Today, in God’s Lavish Mercy, we pray with Psalm 119 whose refrain is beautiful to the ears of those who love Mercy.Today, in our prayer, let’s spend some time with Mercy, the most beautiful Face of God.
Psalm 119: A Living, Tender Love
what I benefitted from most was the Pope’s encouragement to school our own hearts in a passion and pursuit of scripture. We can all learn from Francis’s words such as these:
Psalm 119: A Lamp
Praying with this refrain, we might be able to recall a time we were enveloped in darkness, either material, emotional, or spiritual.
Psalm 119: Guide Me, Lord
I don’t think God can resist a sincere prayer like this. The psalmist is saying, “I want to love you, God, with my whole life. But you, Almighty, must help my weakness.”
Psalm 119: Divine Thread
Jesus is the Incarnation of Wisdom, the Divine Spirit that surpasses all human understanding.
Psalm 119: Sweet Word
Today, in God’s Lavish Mercy, on this feast of the beautiful St. Clare, we pray with Psalm 119. How perfect is the response phrase from our psalm!
Psalm 119: The Truth
Our psalm today voices our prayer not to get twisted on life’s road, to have the courage to embrace the truth of ourselves, our environment, and our world.
Lavish Mercy 