| Week 1 |
When God took on flesh in Jesus Christ, the uncreated and the created, the eternal and the temporal, the divine and the human became united. This unity meant that all that is mortal now, points to the immortal and all that is finite now, points to the infinite. |
| Week 2 |
In and through Jesus Christ, all creation has become like a splendid veil, through which the face of God is revealed to us. All that is, is sacred, because all that is, speaks of God’s redeeming love. Seas and winds, mountains and trees, sun, moon and stars and all the animals and people have become sacred windows offering us glimpses of God. |
| Week 3 |
How do we live in creation? Do we relate to it as a place full of ’things’ we can use for whatever we need? Or do we see creation first as a sacred space where God reveals to us the immense beauty of the Divine? |
| Week 4 |
Only when we relate to all that surrounds us as created by the same God as created us and as the place where God appears to us and calls us to worship and adoration can we recognise the sacredness of all God’s handiwork. |
