"Blessed are the eyes that see what you see...and the ears that hear what you hear" (Luke 10: 23,24). We see and hear with eyes and ears of faith because it is "the gracious will" (Lk. 10: 22) of the Father that we see and hear things the first disciples of Jesus saw and heard! What a gift from a loving, caring, intimate God! We see a sunrise and think of the risking Son of Justice. We see a rosebud opening to the sun light and see God opening our beings so as to reveal God's glory to those whose lives we touch. We peer into the faces of the young and the old and see a reflection of God's radiance. We grapple with sin in our lives and the hope of redemption swells from within. We listen to the birds sing and we hear creation praising their Creator. We listen to the Scriptures being read in each liturgy and hear God speaking to us personally. "O blessed are the eyes that see what you see, for I tell you that many prophets and kings wanted to see what you see, and never saw it; to hear what you hear. and never heard it" (Lk 10: 23-24).
What will you see today that opens your heart and mind to the Kingdom of God in your midst and that reveals God's presence alive in the things you do and say today?
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