A poem by Rainer Maria Rilke for the Feast of Christ the King:
[I find you, Lord, in all Things and in all]
I find you, Lord, in all Things and in all my fellow creatures, pulsing with your life; as a tiny seed you sleep in what is small and in the vast you vastly yield yourself.
The wondrous game that power plays with Things is to move in such submission through the world: groping in roots and growing thick in trunks and in treetops like rising from the dead.
Michael J. Sanem is the author of "Becoming the Good News: A New Approach to Parish Evangelization, and "Your Church Wants to Hear from You: What is the Synod on Synodality?" both published by Liturgical Press. He has also written for Give Us This Day, National Catholic Reporter, God In All Things, US Catholic Magazine, Millennial Journal, the Catholic Key Magazine and the Leaven Catholic Newspaper. A former Bernardin Scholar at Catholic Theological Union, he works in ministry in Kansas City, where he lives with his wife and three sons.
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incarnation is everywhere 
Beautiful article and pictures Michael
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