We remember the Road to Damascus for its light, the voice, the falling down. But what about the man who reached out his hand three days later? What about the one who dared to call Saul “brother”?

This episode is a meditation on Ananias—the grace-filled disciple we too often forget, and the kind of saint we might still be called to become. Based on Acts 9:10–19.

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Today I NoticedA prayer-poem about sacred attention and believing there is enough.

Some days, faith isn’t about understanding more.It’s about noticing what’s already here.

This reflection began as a simple writing practice.It became a prayer. A poem. A reminder.

Inspired by the words of Jesus,

“There will be enough.”I wrote this to name what I often miss.

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In Acts 9, we meet a disciple named Dorcas—called Tabitha in her own tongue. She never says a word in Scripture, but her life spoke volumes.

She becomes the first resurrection story in the Book of Acts, and it doesn’t happen in a temple or before a crowd, but in an upstairs room, surrounded by the ones she clothed.

This reflection considers what her life means for us today—and what the Church has forgotten about the kind of life the Spirit raises up.

Scripture reading: Acts 9:36–43Reflection title: She Still Speaks

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