What good is it to me if Mary gave birth to the Son of God hundreds of years ago, if I do not give birth to the Son of God in my time and my culture. We are all meant to be Mothers of God, for God is always needing to be born.
MEISTER ECKHART
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- What the Early Church Taught About the Eucharist
- The Core of All Mankind’s Questions
- Homily: 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time
- Being Mothers of God
- The One Great Thing To Love On Earth
- Not Curing But Caring
- Holiness Cultivated In Silence
- Saint John Cassian Quotes
- Prayer and Work
- Shepherd of Delight—Homily
- Absorbing the Psalms
- The Courage To See Everything Is Sacred
- Dismantled and Created Anew
- Christian Hope
- Our Lady of Mount Carmel
- Saint Bonaventure—Quotes
- Distractions During Prayer
- The Ground and Center of Our Existence
- Homily for the Feast of Saint Benedict
- From The Rule of Saint Benedict
- A Question For Saint Bernard About Anger
- Charity and Obedience
- Holy Mountains
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