Morning Meditation I: The Power of Mary’s Intercession St. Bernard tells us that Mary has received a twofold fulness of grace. The first was in the Incarnation of the Word Who was made Man in her most holy … Continue reading
Morning Meditation I: The Unhappy Life of the Sinner In this life all men seek after peace. The merchant, the soldier, the man who goes to law – all labour with the hope of making a fortune and of thus … Continue reading
Morning Meditation I: Portrait of a Man Who is but a Short Time Gone into the House of His Eternity Consider that thou art dust and that thou shalt return to dust. A day will come when thou … Continue reading
Morning Meditation I: The Great Thought of Eternity Thus did St. Augustine designate the thought of eternity: “The Great Thought” – Magna Cogitatio. It was this thought that induced so many solitaries to retire into deserts; so many … Continue reading
Morning Meditation I: The Great Affair of Salvation The affair of our eternal salvation is of all affairs the most important. But how comes it that men use all diligence to succeed in the affairs of this world, leave … Continue reading
The crisis in the Church and Our Lady of Fatima “Dum autem irent emere venit sponsus et quae paratae erant intraverunt cum eo ad nuptias et clausa est ianua. Novissime veniunt et reliquae virgines dicentes domine domine … Continue reading
Morning Meditation I: God Dishonoured by Sin Consider how sin dishonours God. By transgression of the law thou dishonourest God (Rom. ii., 23), says St. Paul. When the sinner deliberates whether he shall give or refuse his consent … Continue reading
Today’s meditation from the spiritual writings of St. Alphonsus has been posted. Each day we will post an extract of the wisdom of the Saint, compiled and arranged by Rev. Fr. John Baptist Coyle, C.Ss.R. for each day … Continue reading
