The following is an excerpt from Seeking the One Whom We Love: How RSCJs Pray:
You Gave Me Wonder
Photography has been a way of praying for me, “of witnessing the wonder,” most of my life. When I was a child, I used to borrow Dad’s Brownie camera and wander around the woods, listen for the birds, take photos of them or watch a lone leaf hanging from a branch or a flower growing out of broken cement. I was intrigued by what I could see through a lens. It was a contemplative calling to me long before I understood what that meant. A simple solitary walk in the woods became a life-long pilgrimage.
Sister Miller's reflection You Gave Me Wonder
Reflections previously shared:
Sister O'Meara's poem Contemplation
Sister Haggarty's reflection Praying in a Questioning Way
Sister Copeland's reflection My Life Has Given Me Gifts
Sister Cooke's reflection An Affair of the Heart
Sister Quinn's reflection A Long Conversation in My Heart
Sister McGrath's reflection Gratitude Pervades
Sister Brennan's reflection Praying at 95
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