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In the immediate experience of the Presence, the Now is no mere median point between the past and the future. It is the seat and region of the Divine Presence itself. No longer is the ribbon spread out with equal vividness before us, for the past matters less and the future... Read More →

When Christianity says that God loves man, it means that God loves man; not that he has some “disinterested,” because really indifferent, concern for our welfare, but that, in awful and surprising truth, we are the objects of his love. You asked for a loving God; you have one.... Read More →

How can someone ever trust in the existence of an unconditional divine love when most, if not all, of what he or she has experienced is the opposite of love—fear, hatred, violence, and abuse? They are not condemned to be victims! There remains within them, hidden as it may seem,... Read More →

The reader should take note that the disciples did not once call him by that title Son of Man. It was particularly Christ who used it. … Christ’s use of the title Son of Man is an elevation of his humanity and at the same time a declaration of his divinity. The Son of... Read More →

O Lord Jesus Christ, make me worthy to understand the profound mystery of your holy incarnation, which you have worked for our sake and for our salvation. Truly there is nothing so great and wonderful as this, that you, my God, who are the creator of all things, should become a... Read More →