Ongoing death and
rising on our part. We are
transformed all the time.
Note: Thoughts gleaned from Richard Rohr's Daily Meditation, May 6, 2017. The photo features the statue at the back of the St. Lorenzo de Ruiz Church, Walnut, California.
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