Seek His Refuge - Lowndes Signal

Seek His Refuge - Lowndes Signal

By Dunford Cole It’s the Second Sunday of Lent. I hope you are experiencing a spiritual awakening as we journey toward Easter. In Psalm 91, we read, “He is my refuge and my fortress.” For me, Sundays begin around 5 a.m. I love being the first to arrive at the church. In that stillness, when it’s just God and me, I can hear the gentle hum of the church and feel the presence of the Holy Spirit. That quiet time prepares me to put my entire being in…

A Time of Renewal

Reflect A large part of the battles we face in life happens between our ears. Lent is a time of renewal, shedding the enemy’s lies, and sitting in God’s truth. To become aware of the pitfalls of sin, we must clear our minds of distraction and become attuned to what God is trying to tell us. Whose voice are you listening to? Your own or God’s? Pray Lord Jesus,Reveal the lies I’ve come to blindly accept.Help me to recognize these falsehoodsand rep…

Lord’s Day Reflection: ‘A call to seek and listen'

As the Church marks the Second Sunday in Lent, Abbot Marion Nguyen offers his thoughts on the day’s liturgical readings, reflecting on the theme: "A call to seek and listen." Read all

Second Sunday of Lent: The destiny of everything

Scripture for Life: In these first two weeks of Lent, we've begun a new stage of our Holy Year pilgrimage. We've seen human frailty and the glory of what humanity can become.

Do not be afraid of the dark

Today is March 16, the Second Sunday of Lent. At today’s Mass, we read: “A cloud came and cast a shadow over them, and they became frightened when they entered the cloud. Then from the cloud came a voice that said, ‘This is my chosen Son; listen to him'” (Lk 9:34-35). The dark makes people afraid. Children are often afraid of the dark, especially when their parents put them to bed. Perhaps their parents leave the door cracked so that a small sli…

First Reading Genesis 15, 5-12. 17-18