A SAN ANTONIO WINTER POEM 2021
Tag: Poem
When this ends
Today, let’s together reflect with this poem called “When This Ends”.
Silence?
Today we share this poem by Sister Marichui Bringas for our daily reflection.
I Worried
Today, Friday, we invite you to reflect through Mary Oliver’s poem, “I worried”.
Will There Really Be a Morning?
To Bless the Space Between Us
Bridget Flood from the Incarnate Word Foundation suggested this poem to share with our community saying: As I talk with my family, my neighbors, our Sisters and my friends, I’m profoundly moved by the impact of current events on every one of us. We must not lose hope. John O’Donohue, a favorite Irish poet of mine, offers us these inspiring words:
Open Our Eyes to Your Light
Today, we’re invited to reflect joined as a community with this poem.
Lynn Unger – Pandemic
During these challenging and stressful days, we’re invited to pause in prayer and reflection for ourselves, our community, our city, country and our world. Each day you will be sent an invitation to visit this page to read a prayer, read a story, good news, signs of hope, art, music … all to gather our energy and send it out to a fearful and hurting world.
Perspective: 1916-1966
Rebellions are strange and strange not cheap.
I mean you know the one we had in Ireland
Just half a century ago.
Aging and Thinking
Nobody ever told me about all the things
that happen to you when you are 83 or on the way.
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