Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Encountering God in Creation: More Photos

Photo submissions keep coming in!  Where do you see God in the world around you? Send your photos to brian@stthomasmedina.org
















Thursday, May 17, 2012

Encountering God in Creation: More Photos

Divine beauty all around us is breathtaking when we slow down to notice.  Keep sending your photos to brian@stthomasmedina.org and we'll post them!


















Sunday, May 13, 2012

Encountering God in Creation: Photos from our youth

As part of our photo project to share the ways we see God in creation, Lex has encouraged everyone to do a walking meditation.  This means slowing our pace, opening our eyes, and walking intentionally and prayerfully.  One example of something to say, either silently or aloud, is, "The Lord is my Shepherd, I have all that I need."  When we pause long enough to recognize the many ways that God provides, the truth of this statement becomes even more apparent.

In light of this, our youth group went for a prayerful walk today in order to recognize the beauty of God in creation.  Here are a few of the photos our youth took.

Where do you see God in the world around you?  Try going on a walking meditation this week and take some pictures.  E-mail them to brian@stthomasmedina.org and we'll share them!



















Thursday, May 10, 2012

Encountering God in Creation: More Photos

More photo submissions of beauty and encountering God in Creation.  Keep taking pictures and send them to brian@stthomasmedina.org

This wonderful quote was sent in to us and we thought it was well worth sharing.  It captures so much of what this project is about:

God's beauty is expressed whenever we of earth so desire to seek for it. It shall not be difficult for us to behold beauty, when we behold the beauty of God within our own consciousness. . . . Beauty is everywhere to those who would behold it. When God reigns supreme in the consciousness of humankind, the tiniest blade of grass speaks of God's beauty.

~ Frater Achad


 









The caption provided with this photo is: "God made humanity out of rock and sand...humanity creates out of what God provides!"