Photo was taken at Priest’s Leap, near Bantry, West Cork (Irl)

‘Cow Jam!’ This photo was taken at the Priests Leap near Bantry in West Cork and it also has got it’s own spiritual message.
Most cities have to deal with traffic jams but in places like West Cork you may have to deal with cow jams too! These cows were in no rush out of the way during the week and how right they were!

It has been well documented how we rush and race everywhere. If there isn’t time to slow down, we miss the heartbeat of life, we miss what’s really important, we miss all the simple and beautiful moments. The beauty of today just slips us by.

Does every moment of every day have to be so busy? Of course not. The cows on the road remind us of the importance of a quieter pace in the midst of busyness. Quiet time and quiet moments are good for our soul. Only we we can make them happen. Psalm 46:10 sums it up best: “Be still and know that I am God.”

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Spiritual Thought For The Week🙏

“Love the life you live. Live the life you love.” ~Bob Marley

Last Sunday we celebrated Trinity Sunday. For years the meaning of the Trinity didn’t make much sense to people. We were often told it was shrouded in mystery. It was beyond words and it still is. But as time goes on our understanding of what it could mean is evolving.

In the world we live in today there is a growing awareness that everything is connected and nothing is in isolation. At the heart of the Trinity is three in one. In other words God is not in isolation, in some far off place or in some distant place looking down on us. God is with us in the here and now. God is with us in the very ordinary moments of our everyday lives.

Trinity Sunday reminds us that we may have a lot more questions than answers. But one answer we have, that gives us all hope, is the absolute certainty that God is love. This is our foundation, our compass, our signpost, our light and our hope. The invitation of Trinity Sunday is not to run away from love but always towards love. The invitation of today’s feast day is to live every loving moment that comes our way. We can’t assume they will come our way again. They are ours today to use in the best way we can.

Thought For The Week is updated each Monday