top of page
Search

Talking spiritual things

In a Seculars group meeting on Saturday the discussion turned to spiritual sharing and we agreed that it is often difficult to raise spiritual questions with others, even though those questions are so important - indeed they concern life-or-death issues. Other family members may get irritated if we venture observations or questions in this area. Moreover even in a church context - coffee after mass for example - such sharing may be difficult or even actively discouraged. Regarding fellow family members, one member of the group observed that there can be underlying guilt feelings which manifest as annoyance. The general conclusion to our discussion was that we have to practise a huge sensitivity to where others are at.

 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All
Stoned to death in the cemetery

One of the saints of today is St Emerentiana, who died around AD304.  ‘ According to the legend of St. Agnes, Emerentiana was her foster-sister. Some days after the burial of St. Agnes Emerentiana, wh

 
 
 
It's not what you experience, but what you become

I am indebted to the St Paul Centre website for these thoughts about our Teresa: ‘The teachings of Teresa of Avila are a vital source of wisdom for many who seek a deeper life of prayer ... Saint Tere

 
 
 
I kiss the wounds

A fellow Carmelite sent me this prayer-poem, with which I was unfamiliar, I thought I would share it. It has a very Carmelite tone. ‘I kiss the Wounds of Your Sacred Head, with sorrow deep and true,

 
 
 

Comments


bottom of page