Reflecting the Sacred

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We gather and sing and light candles and dare to believe that love truly enters the world time and again and anything is possible, even that this love is ours simply because we are beloved–the firstborn of God. Our very being reflects the sacred.

We gather and sing and light candles and dare to believe that love truly enters the world time and again and anything is possible, even that this love is ours simply because we are beloved–the firstborn of God. Our very being reflects the sacred.

Uncertainty is a fact of life–this seems ever more true, but we remember that there is a Christ within us constantly birthing wisdom and a deep knowing if we will but listen with a contemplative heart.

Mary’s womb becomes a sacred space for the gestation of grace that moves into, and is transforming, the world. We will ponder the spaces we inhabit at home, work, and community, asking whether they are feeding, nurturing, and reflecting the freedom and joy that is so desperately needed.

When we look through the lens of the sacred, we prepare our senses to recognize the holy in all people–to come to know them in a “steadfast and encouraging” way.

Let us emphasize the gift of being awake to the “now”… the gift of sacred time with God, with each other, and with those in need of hope.