Seeds Germinate

Realy-Cultivating Gods Garden 300by Margaret Rose Realy, Obl. OSB

Without the experience of darkness we would not recognize light. Our roots of belief grow in the fact that Jesus rose from the darkness of his Passion. He rose from an earthen tomb. We sprout and develop faith, our light drawn to His light. We bear fruit by being nourished and fed by that which came from the earth —wheat and grapes, bread and wine. And with seeds from the Fruits of the Spirit we plant kernels of goodness and pray that these seeds too will germinate and take root.

From reflection for  Holy Thursday. p. 120, Cultivating God’s Garden through Lent, available online through Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and the publisher Patheos Press.

See also Nancy's interview with Margaret on writing Cultivating God’s Garden through Lent and other posts by and about Margaret on JoyAlive.net

© 2011-2013 Margaret Rose Realy, Obl. OSB, Patheos, All rights reserved.

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Nancy Ward

Nancy Ward writes about conversion, Christian community, and Catholicism. After earning a journalism degree, she worked for the Diocese of Dallas newspaper and the Archbishop Sheen Center for Evangelization, then began her own editing service. She’s a regular contributor to CatholicMom.com, SpiritualDirection.com, CatholicWritersGuild.com, NewEvangelizers.com and a contributing author to The Catholic Mom’s Prayer Companion. Now, through her Sharing Your Catholic Faith Story: Tools, Tips, and Testimonies workshops, retreats, book, and DVD, she shares her conversion story at Catholic parishes and conferences, equipping others to share their own stories.

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