Come to the Garden
Laura ErcolinoEncounters with Christ the Bridegroom and God's love song, the Song of Songs
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The Bridegroom Makes All Things New
“Do not remember the former things, or consider the things of old.
I am about to do a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it?
I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert.” Isaiah 43:18-1...
The Wonder of My Being
I have lost count of how many times I have read the small book of Ruth Burrow’s reflections called Extravagant Love: The Self-Emptying of Jesus. It has become one of those dear friends I can return to whenever my heart needs to be reminded...
The Bridegroom’s Love is Generous and Avid
The Flemish mystic Blessed Jan Van Ruysbroeck wrote, “Now the love of Jesus is avid and generous.” I read this recently as quoted by St. Elizabeth of the Trinity in day 5 of her 10 day retreat, Heaven in Faith. In her day 5 meditation, St....
An Invitation to Rest
The Bridegroom has extended an invitation to me and I believe, to you too. My invitation came over a couple of months as a persistent yet gentle repetition in my prayer and Scripture reading of the word “rest”. The recurrence of this concep...
His Heart An Open Wound
This poem by St. John of the Cross always pierces my heart and inflames my love for Jesus, our Divine Bridegroom, King, and Shepherd.
“His Heart An Open Wound”
A lone young shepherd lived in pain
withdrawn from pleasure and contentment,...
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I am a Catholic woman, mother, writer, artist, spiritual mentor, and founder of Hope’s Garden. I have experienced the redemptive love of Christ and am passionate about sharing His love especially through writing and art.
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