“I will dwell in your heart and this light will blind the darkness” (Inner Word).
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THE INTOXICATION OF LOVE
“Be intoxicated with my love, so that others may also experience this intoxication” (Inner Word).
MY GOD, THOU HAST NOT FORSAKEN THOSE WHO LOVE THEE
“My God, thou hast remembered me, and hast not forsaken those who love thee” (Dan 14:38).
STEPS TOWARDS THE WILL OF GOD
“Every stone that is placed in your way can be used as a stepping stone towards God’s will and help you to move forward” (Inner Word).
DAY BY DAY, HOUR BY HOUR
“Every day is important, every hour I offer my salvation to humanity. You must serve this end for the joy of your Father who loves you” (Inner Word). Read More
THE HONOR OF BEING CHILDREN OF GOD
“Call Him Father many times a day and tell Him – alone, in your heart – that you love Him, that you adore Him: that you feel the pride and the strength of being His child” (St. Josemaria Escriva de Balaguer). Read More
REST IN THE DIVINE SONSHIP
“Rest in the divine sonship. God is a Father – your Father – full of tenderness, full of infinite love” (St Josemaria Escriva).
THE PRICE OF LOVE
“The light of God dispels all darkness, so much so that you will be pained by the slightest wrong thought that you have” (Inner Word).
A WIDENED HEART
“Your heart needs to be enlarged because a most loving God dwells in it” (Inner Word).
Often our hearts are so small and narrow, apart from the fact that there are so many things in them that need to be purified by the love of God. This is foremost the work of the Holy Spirit, sent to us by the Father and the Son. Read More
THE TRIUMPH OF THE FATHER IN THE HEART OF MARY
“The Heart of Mary is a pure and holy enclosure for encountering God” (Interior Word).
Is there another heart besides that of Jesus in which Our Father could dwell with all His love? Yes, in the Immaculate Heart of Mary. As the Church truthfully teaches us, the Virgin Mary, by an act of God’s grace, was preserved from original sin in view of the mission that was to be entrusted to her. She pronounced an unreserved “yes” to God’s will, thus making visible in Mary what our Father willed for His own. Read More
