“My joy comes from giving and sharing. I am grateful for the blessing of a nice voice.“
Author: Rose of Sharon
Five Q & A’s About the Divine Mercy Image
Divine Mercy Sunday is celebrated the first Sunday after Easter. It is a special day to reflect on the ever-flowing merciful love of God. Over 80 years ago, an image was painted in an attempt to illustrate God’s mercy. Here are 5 interesting questions and answers about this beautiful Divine Mercy artwork. Continue reading
JAKE BLASZAK: Wood-burning Iconographer and Art Educator
“Art is meant to be shared, loved, and appreciated by others, and that is the best thing about it.” Jake Blaszak
‘Tis Good to Be Hungry: An Insight Poem
This was written at the start of Lent last year. It happened to be a day of fasting and cold temperatures. Pondering the hunger and coldness, and embracing those elements instead of grumbling about them, brought insight. Continue reading
An Interview with Jeanne Curcio, Catholic Author & Editor
Epiphany: An Acrostic Poem
Forgive Me for Forgetting: A Gift Poem
What Does Silence Know? A Deeper Wisdom Poem
Look Not: An Unseen Poem
Look not to what is seen
for it is transitory.
But look to the unseen
for it’s eternal glory.
When a five-year-old looks at the blue sky and says, “that’s my favorite place to look for God,” he is seeking the unseen. And he is seeing a tiny shimmer of the glory of heaven here on earth.
This scripture poem, “Look Not,” was inspired by 2 Corinthians 4:18, as well as a five-year-old’s observation.
