Carmelite wisdom to encourage & inspire
St. John of the Cross offers a profound commentary on Christ's resurrection appearance to Mary Magdalene outside the tomb, when she mistook him for the gardener. "This inebriation and urgent longing of love prompted her to ask the man she thought was the gardener if he had stolen him and, if he had, to tell her where he had put him so she could take him away..."
As Magdalen shed tears and poured perfume over the feet of Jesus, may you never tire of offering your prayers, aspirations and gifts before the tabernacle
How all the saints remain in the shadows when we look at the Blessed Virgin’s light!
Above all I imitate the conduct of Magdalene: her astonishing—or rather her loving audacity—that charms the Heart of Jesus, seduces mine.
I love their repentance, and especially… their loving audacity!
Magdalen, first to drink the fountained Christ
I cannot be broken, tried, except by the just
Above all I imitate the conduct of Magdalene
Oh, my Sister, "to be Him," that is my whole dream
"While I was on earth, I took her for my friend; but now that I am in heaven, I have chosen you."
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Let nothing disturb you, Let nothing frighten you, All things are passing away: God never changes. Patience obtains all things. Whoever has God lacks nothing; God alone suffices. ~ St. Teresa of Avila
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