One of the most profound ways to connect with them is through a Christmas Eve meditation. Imagine an angel procession, their light surrounding and filling you with peace. It’s a sacred moment of connection that reminds us of the love and grace always available to us.

Another cherished tradition of mine was attending midnight Mass. The hymns sung by the choirs felt like angelic voices touching my soul, filling me with awe and gratitude.

This year, like many of you, I’m navigating changes. It’s our first Christmas without our beloved Mr. Cat, who transitioned in November. He joined our family in December 2008, and his playful love for his new catnip toy each Christmas is a memory I’ll hold close to my heart.

For those of us carrying grief, financial strain, or family tension, this time of year can be trying. But amidst the challenges, there are always blessings to be found.

This Christmas, I invite you to do three things:

1. Look for the miracles – no matter how small they may seem.
2. Ask the angels for help, guidance, or simply comfort.
3. Find one thing to be grateful for each day—it’s a practice that can shift your perspective profoundly.

Remember, the angels are always here. And right now, they are here in droves, ready to lift us into the light of the season.

Let’s make space for their presence, for joy, and for the love that surrounds us, even in the hardest of times.

Reflection Question:
What joy or blessing will you embrace this Christmas?

Wishing you a holiday season filled with angelic blessings and miracles.

With love,

Hilarie