What is Divine goodness inviting us into? On the fourth Sunday of Easter, giving his last homily as a pastor at Vox, Weylin Lee recalls moments of Divine goodness through the restoration of contemplation, comfort through solidarity, and mercy through nonviolence. [Psalm 23]
How am I invited to adopt a lens of abundance in practicing mercy?
Where can I make space to reflect in stillness and truly rest?
How might I practice presence with those experiencing a dark valley?
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