Glimpses of Grace
God’s Boundless Love and Mercy Christ’s Presence and Invitation Transformation Through Grace The Role of Prayer and the Holy Spirit The Communion of Saints and Hope for Eternity
Instruments of God’s Love: The Example of Barnabas and Jesus
In the early days of the Church, when mistrust and fear could easily have divided the faithful, Barnabas emerged as a beacon of hope and trust in God’s transformative power. The story of Barnabas standing by Saul, later known as Paul, exemplifies a heart anchored in faith, unshaken by the judgments or actions of others.…
Vox Divini Meditation Challenge: June 11–20, 2025
June 11, 2025 – Wednesday, Tenth Week in Ordinary Time (St. Barnabas, Memorial) Gospel: Matthew 10:7–13Context: Jesus sends the Twelve to proclaim the Kingdom, instructing them to heal, preach, and rely on God’s provision, emphasizing trust and simplicity in their mission.Word: “As you go, make this proclamation: ‘The kingdom of heaven is at hand.’” (Matthew…
TESTIMONY: Amala Maria, Bangalore
Earlier, after a failure, I would wait for confession to get back to God’s presence. But now through TAPPING I am able to get back to God’s presence on the same day before going to bed. Praise God!Hope you all are doing well. I just wanted to share how things have been going for me…
The Triangle of Growth: A Journey Toward Holiness and Union with the Trinity
Growing in holiness is a lifelong journey of growing in conformity with Christ. It is a path that invites us to be inserted into the very life of the Holy Trinity where we participate in divine communion through grace. This process, known as theosis or divinization, allows us to share in God’s nature while remaining…
The Indian Eucharistic Miracle of 2013: A Vatican-Recognized Phenomenon
On May 9, 2025, Archbishop Joseph Pamplany of the Syro-Malabar Archdiocese of Tellicherry announced that the Vatican had officially recognized a Eucharistic miracle that occurred on November 15, 2013, at Christ the King Church in Vilakkannur, a small village in Kerala’s Kannur district. The formal declaration of this recognition took place on May 31, 2025,…
Nature Meditation in the Vox Divini Structure: A Path to Transformation
Introduction: The Theological Foundation Nature is a reflection of God’s glory, proclaiming His eternal power and divine nature (Rom 1:20). As Scripture teaches, all things were created through Jesus, the Eternal Word, and in Him, all things hold together (Jn 1:3, Col 1:16-17). When we meditate on nature, we encounter the Creator through His creation.…
Vox Divini Meditation Challenge: June 1–10, 2025
June 1, 2025 – Ascension of the Lord (Year C) Gospel: Luke 24:46–53Context: Jesus appears to his disciples, explaining his death and resurrection fulfill Scripture, commissioning them to preach, and ascends to heaven as they worship.Word: “You are witnesses of these things.” (Luke 24:48) June 2, 2025 – Monday, Seventh Week of Easter Gospel: John…
The Role of Memory & Imagination, Intellect & Emotion, and Will & Action in Vox Divini Meditation
In Christian anthropology, the human soul possesses faculties that reflect the imago Dei. St. Augustine, in De Trinitate (Book X), describes memory, intellect, and will as a trinitarian analogy for the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Memory stores divine truths. Intellect understands them. Will chooses to act in love. St. Ignatius of Loyola, in his…
Imago Dei: Restoring Our Identity Through BEING and DOING
The story of Genesis reveals a profound truth: our BEING, as the image of God (Imago Dei), shapes our DOING. In the Garden of Eden, Eve’s BEING was rooted in her identity as created in God’s image (Gen 1:26-27). Yet, the serpent’s illusion shifted her focus to DOING—eating the forbidden fruit to become “like God”…
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