We may know many things about God. If someone were to ask us: ‘Who is this God of yours?’ We might share with them a great many attributes of God. But, would we share that our God is a worker of miracles? Would this be the first point coming from our lips? Surely, we are familiar with many stories of miracles in Sacred Scripture. But do we wonder at what seems an absence of miracles today? Would we be surprised if this were merely our perception and not reality? Consider this: Do we count in a sort of tally the wondrous things God did in Scripture? Do we see as miraculous the gift of friends or food or family in our lives today? What about God’s gifts in His Church? If we are not sensitive to these things, might this be an opportunity to thank God and, in doing so, grow in our appreciation for his gifts? Perhaps then we may more confidently call upon the God of miracles when our brothers and sisters may most need one!