Monday Musings - See With The Eyes of Faith

 

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[104] Mother Angelica of the Annunciation 

"All earthly joys are finite glimpses of eternal bliss. But because we tend to hold on to what we see with our physical eyes, we tend to forget what can be seen only with the eyes of Faith. And so it is that Heaven is always remote from our thoughts and removed from our daily experiences. 

(From Mother Angelica on God, His Home, and His Angels) 


PAUSE AND PONDER: Where do I seek to satiate my hunger for joy: in the people and material things of this world or in seeking an intimate spiritual relationship with the God who offers me eternal joy? Has any earthly joy ever lasted? 

(Excerpted from Pondering Tidbits of Truth – Volume 6)

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