13/06/2023

St Paul assures us that with God there is no ambiguity. What you see is what you get. The world we live in is reality. It is the same world that God created out of nothing and since that moment he has been aware of everything that has happened and provided for all his creation.

Today we think that life is much more complicated than when Jesus walked around Palestine. Technology can fill each moment of our waking lives to the extent that the yearning of our souls to know God is smothered by the noise that enters into our very being. At this moment I am, for these few minutes each day, trying to meditate and pray but I am using this computer to do so.

Jesus tells us not to hide our commitment. Let our deeds shout out that we say "yes" to God and "no"to the World. I cannot even in my own family persuade any of my offspring that only the Lord has Eternal Life and that all worldly goods will pass away.

The only signs that my life is piloted by Faith are these few words I  hope will one day come to light and maybe intrigue a reader to look for more. My light is no brighter than this but it is my "yes" to Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

Dear Lord, let your Holy Spirit guide my life this day. Let me become a complete "yes" . The "nos"of my life have crucified our Saviour but your resurrected Love is the Mercy for which I pray. May Mary who is the perfect "yes" join with all the saints and angels in the never ending Joy that is the praise of your Glory in heaven and ask for the light of God to enter all the souls who sin on earth or await pardon in purgatory. AMEN.