
Praying Twice
The North African saint Augustine of Hippo once stated that when you sing, you pray twice.
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The North African saint Augustine of Hippo once stated that when you sing, you pray twice.

In honoring our unity in diversity, we give God glory and bring out each other’s gifts for service.

When we think we don’t have enough time, talent, or treasure, God reminds us that we have everything we need when we place our lives in God’s hands.

A Navajo (Dine) blessing prayer affirms, “With beauty all around me, I walk.” We can experience beauty wherever we are.

Each of us can add beauty to the universe by intentionally bringing joy, laughter, creativity, and healing to others’ lives. What beauty can we add to the lives of those around us?

Social activist and mystic Dorothy Day said, “I speak to people as if they are angels.” Day saw the holiness in everyone she met, especially those whom society views as nobodies as a result of their poverty and houselessness.

St. Bonaventure described God as an ever-flowing fountain of love giving life to all things and inspiration to humankind.