If we feel we are in the grip of some kind of darkness — fear, disease, or temptation — we may need to get clearer on what light is. Divine Love, which shines on us and in us, is light that can't be put out and is never absent.
You, homeless, lost, face to facewith lust, disgust, despair, in the city streets;you, young girl, hoping, believingin what is truest and timeless about you—purity, dignity, love—you, innocent!
When waste and loss make us yearn for home, we can always return and be greeted by our Father's embrace.
For
several months, whenever I walked past a certain house, I felt a very strong premonition of evil.
Everything seemed to be against the writer, until she prayed.
It is never too late to love — to recognize and cherish each individual as God's creation, sustained by Him.