“(St. Elisabeth of the Trinity) understood the connection between renunciation and praise — Praise is the radiance of the splendor of God in a soul, the showing forth of His attributes in the world. In her thought, renunciation creates a precondition that allows such a collaboration with God to be realized.” – Anthony Lilles
“Yes, love is dynamic. There is a movement of love between the persons of the Trinity.” – Monsignor Charles Pope
The series on St. Elizabeth of the Trinity comes to a close with a reflection on her mission.
David Torkington reveals the connection between the Easter mysteries and the mystic way of prayer.
David Torkington explains how heresies caused great damage to Christianity, and to our understanding and practice prayer itself.
Dr. Lilles expounds on the Indwelling of the Trinity as the divine light which animates contemplation.
On this Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, St. Alphonsus Liguori reflects on how each of the three Divine Persons has loved our frail humanity.
What difference does it make to say that God is a Trinity of Persons? Father John Bartunek introduces his latest retreat guide on the Blessed Trinity.
How is it that God can be seen by human beings? Saint Irenaeus’ brief reflection on this great mystery.
What does Jesus mean when He says He is in the Father? Find out from this excerpt of the Carmelite classic “Divine Intimacy” when Fr Gabriel of St Mary Magdalen reflects on this topic.
