Basically, our choice, then, is not between the lesser of two evils, but to choose the greater good while bearing the lesser evil. May we do that? Yes, we may.
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Do secular and devout millennials borrow from the Dark and Middle Ages because they lack the ingenuity to produce new forms of art? Hopefully, they will make progress by the Holy Spirit.
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Christopher Dawson taught that every religion embodies an attitude to life and a conception of reality, and any change in these brings with it a change in the whole character of the culture. Thus, the prophet and the religious reformer are perhaps the greatest of all agents of social change.
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Yet surely, You are Love and Lord.
Your Light unseen has shone.
To gather us in one accord,
You make Your Presence known.
Initial pulses jotting out/ Sequential phrases yet in disarray,/ Like careless comets crossing starry skies,/ Their fleeting flying splendor falls from sight.
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A “eucatastrophe” is a sudden, unexpected and widespread turn for the good.
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The limit of our liberty To shape ourselves the way we choose Is much like weather’s destiny, Imposed with scarce a thing to lose.
Though old and gray, I am embraced By nature, like a vibrant vine. That’s why my background may be faced, Fermented like an aged wine.
. . . community is better than individuality,
reaping is more joyful than sowing,
spirits are more substantial than bodies,
eternity is more perfect than time.
Weathered faces/ shielding/ Pilgrim’s faith unyielding.
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The Advent Wreath The Word was sent to call us to repent And to the holy faith assent, But now we...
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