War took his peace. Nature gave it back. A Purple Heart veteran's mission after war By: Michelle Hofmann Posted 6:13 PM, Jun 03, 2025 ...

Then, when we meet God, we will recognize that divine love has always been with us, consoling and challenging us. How can it be otherwise? Our way to God is through the mystery of the human heart.

Our God who has not neglected or forgotten us because he cannot, it is not within his nature. Far from a cold indictment, these lines convey the sorrow of a lover who has been ignored by their ...

God, nature, the universe, the flow of life, the cosmos or whatever it is. If one door closes, something else will make sense, hopefully.

Meditation takes us to the heart of God. We dwell there in harmony with the divine will. We are transformed as we marinate in God’s presence.

Of those who had, 69% said they had experienced a sacred moment more than once in nature, 68% said they’d done so in the privacy of their home, and 55% said at a place of worship.

“Jesus reveals the heart of God: He is always merciful towards all; he heals our wounds so that we can love each other as brothers,” he wrote in his March 30 message.

The ancient Maya god K’awiil, left, had an ax or torch in his forehead as well as a snake in place of his right leg. K5164 from the Justin Kerr Maya archive, Dumbarton Oaks, Trustees for Harvard ...