Meditation comes in many forms, but the real test is whether it makes you more like Jesus. It’s not just about feeling calm—it’s about changing your heart and mind, as Rom 12:2 says, to show Jesus’ love, patience, and humility every day. If you’ve meditated on the Gospels for two years, you should act more…
In today’s fast-paced world, many of us struggle to find time for prayer. We often feel distant from God, unsure of how to connect with Him in a meaningful way. There a simple yet profound method called TAPPING that can help us in our efforts to connect with God. TAPPING is not just about reciting…
In the modern world, we are often conditioned to construct our lives from the outside in. We are told that if we Have enough money, status, resources, or stable relationships, we can finally Do great things, and then we will finally Be someone of value. This reversed framework creates an “Identity Trap” that leads to…
June 1 – Monday (Ninth Week in Ordinary Time) Gospel Reading: Mk 12:1–12Context: In the ancient world, very rich landlords owned large farms and vineyards but lived far away in big cities. They hired local managers to collect the rent and crops from the poor farmers who actually did the hard work. This system caused…
A three-day Youth Retreat was held at Christ King Parish, Kohima, from 22 to 24 May. It was animated by Fr. Jerry VM SDB. The retreat was organized by the Catholic Youth Association and witnessed the enthusiastic participation of more than 350 youth from the parish. Through praise and worship, preaching sessions, Eucharistic adoration, confession,…
Recently, someone asked me a question that sounds simple but touches the very core of our existence: “What is the difference between the mind, the soul, and the spirit?”It is a common doubt, and honestly, a beautiful one to have. In our fast-paced world, we often treat ourselves like machines—focusing on physical fitness or mental…
When a primary relationship ends—especially one where there is no path back—the pain is not just emotional. For those with attachment wounds, it is a total biological and spiritual crisis. To heal, you must address the brain, the nervous system, and the soul simultaneously. 1. The Anatomy of the Wound: Why it Feels Like “Survival”…
In the modern world, we are often taught to build our lives from the outside in. We are told that if we Have enough (money, status, resources), we can finally Do great things, and then we will finally Be someone of value. This is a reversed architecture—a “Identity Trap” that leads to spiritual exhaustion and…
Saul’s life follows a specific pattern of Elevation, Disintegration, and Collapse. He was a man who possessed every external qualification for success but lacked the internal framework to sustain it. His story is the ultimate proof that anointing is not integration. 1. The Anointing: The Reception of Threefold Grace Before Saul’s failures, we see the…
May 1 – Friday (St. Joseph the Worker) Gospel Reading: Mt 13:54–58Context: Jesus returns to Nazareth, the village where he grew up. In a small town, everyone remembers him as the boy who helped in the carpenter’s shop. When he begins to teach with profound wisdom and perform miracles, the locals are not happy; they…
In our fast-paced world, finding interior peace can feel like an uphill battle. At Vox Divini, we believe that meditation is not just an escape from reality, but a deep encounter with Jesus. While this journey is spiritual, modern science confirms that these practices physically change your brain. The Goal: Moving from “Thinking” to “Being”…
April 1 – Wednesday of Holy Week Gospel Reading: Mt 26:14–25 Context: Imagine the busy streets of Jerusalem filled with the smell of roasting Passover lamb. Families are busy preparing for the feast while tension grows because of Jesus. In a hidden meeting, Judas goes to the chief priests and agrees to betray Jesus for…
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