I think Psalm 18 is the sweetest… I love you, Lord Psalm 18 I love you, Lord, my strength, my rock, my fortress, my savior. My God is the rock where I take refuge; my shield, my mighty help, my stronghold. The Lord is worthy of all praise; when …
This is the sad truth about Truth, like as expressed in the Liturgy of the Hours today: Office of Readings Psalm 12 Help, O Lord, for good men have vanished: truth has gone from the sons of men. Falsehood they speak one to another, with lying lips, with a false …
There’s a similarity between Psalm 7 of Midday Prayer and Psalm 86 of Night Prayer, speaking of God as ‘slow to anger’. God is the shield that protects me, who saves the upright of heart. God is a just judge slow to anger; but he threatens the wicked every day, …
The Second Reading in the Office of Readings for this day is from a homily of Saint John Chrysostom, and it completely defines what prayer is, which is essential to know for us to meditate on our private prayers like the Rosary and other devotions, and to the public prayers …
Now, or tonight, is the ‘Chinese New Year’ and Chinatowns in different parts of the world, or those people trying to be ‘Chinese’ so they can partake a share from their ‘luck’, are very much alive, not sleeping, dying to follow what the Feng Shui says, and having a feast …
The first verses of the Morning Prayer or Lauds for Ash Wednesday in the Liturgy of the Hours, from Psalm 108 are: My heart is ready, O God;I will sing, sing your praise.Awake, my soul;awake, lyre and harp.I will awake the dawn. With the Antiphon – My heart is ready, O …
Today is Ash Wednesday. Lent has begun. For us Roman Catholics, this is the liturgical season of thorough reflections and sacrifices. This is the perfect day to start this blog wherein I can daily write my thoughts about my most favorite prayers, the Psalms, and anything of the Liturgy of the …
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