“Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10
In every age, men have fought wars, carried burdens, and searched for meaning. Yet it’s not the noise of the battlefield or the roar of the crowd where strength is born — it’s in the stillness. The quiet moment before dawn. The silence after prayer. The pause between decisions.
We train our minds to act, our hearts to endure, and our spirits to stay calm in the storm. For it’s not through force alone that we serve, but through understanding — t... more“Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10
In every age, men have fought wars, carried burdens, and searched for meaning. Yet it’s not the noise of the battlefield or the roar of the crowd where strength is born — it’s in the stillness. The quiet moment before dawn. The silence after prayer. The pause between decisions.
We train our minds to act, our hearts to endure, and our spirits to stay calm in the storm. For it’s not through force alone that we serve, but through understanding — through discernment.
Let this morning remind you that discipline begins not in action, but in reflection.
Be still. Be ready. And know who you serve.
— CAA Samuel Putinsky
Priory of St. Joan of Arc
