quiet significance found in the seemingly insignificant

It is a dangerous thing to be satisfied with ourselves.
St. Teresa of Avila
From the book Sermon in a Sentence, Vol. 4


(a single drop of rain / Julie Cook / 2021)


(detail of a drop of remaining rain / Julie Cook / 2021)

“Even though we know that God’s will and commandments apply to everyone,
we do not always have the strength to fulfill them.
Now, every time we respond faithfully to a motion of the Spirit,
out of desire to be docile to what God expects of us,
even if it’s something almost insignificant of itself,
that faithfulness draws grace and strength down on us.
That strength can then be applied to other areas and may make
us capable of one day practicing the commandments that up until
then we had not been capable of fulfilling entirely.”

Fr. Jacques Philippe, p. 20
An Excerpt From
In the School of the Holy Spirit

4 comments on “quiet significance found in the seemingly insignificant

  1. K.L. Hale says:

    The captures are fascinating! And I love the quiet significance of this post my friend. Have a blessed, safe, and peaceful holiday weekend. ❤️🤗

  2. atimetoshare.me says:

    The photographs are beautiful. God places these delicate reminders in our path so that we know that He is still in control. Lovely!!

  3. SLIMJIM says:

    Did you take that photo?

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