What snow concealed, the thaw makes plain, What grace withholds, returns like rain. Lord, make my hidden heart more true — So light made visible starts with You.
Category Archives: Dilexi te
Memorial of Saint Thomas Aquinas, Priest and Doctor of the Church
The seed is small, the field is wide, I sow, but God decides the tide. Less “they ought,” more “Lord, make me” — Good soil for Your eternity.
Tuesday of the Third Week in Ordinary Time
Whoever brings water in winter’s freeze is kin to Christ in heaven’s decrees.
Memorial of Saints Timothy and Titus, Bishops
Divided heart, dawn at the door, Fear says “Stay.” Grace whispers “More.” Boots on the floor — the war is small, Yet heaven waits upon it all.
Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
When plans grow dim and roads unclear, The Light walks closer, not less near. Night is not defeat above—It is the hour God proves His love.
Memorial of Saint Francis de Sales, Bishop and Doctor of the Church
When Christ upends the mind I built, I call it chaos, He calls it grace. The sane stay safe inside their thoughts —The saints let God rearrange the place.
Friday of the Second Week in Ordinary Time
Summoned by snow, by silence, by unfinished truth. The mountain calls,the valley waits.
Faith answers—
still listening.
Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children
Heaven does not need our platforms. It needs our obedience. The unborn are defended not when we rise higher, but when we kneel lower—and let God handle the thrones.
Memorial of Saint Agnes, Virgin and Martyr
A paw print holds the weight of snow, A tribute stands where wounds still show. Silence keeps its careful pose—But Christ still asks: Which way is closed?
Tuesday of the Second Week in Ordinary Time
Unlawful grain in lawful hands, Cold birds wait where mercy stands. Rules may shout, but love must speak— The Sabbath bends for those who seek.