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the quiet alleluia

Contemplative weekly reflections and prayers inspired by The Revised Common Lectionary

Revised Common Lectionary Year A

October 6, 2026

Anything Worthy of Praise

In Philippians 4:1-9, Paul urges believers to focus on praiseworthy thoughts amidst struggles. This reflection emphasizes the importance of recognizing beauty in everyday life, suggesting that even simple moments can inspire gratitude and upliftment, promoting joy and appreciation. Continue reading

Revised Common Lectionary Year A

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About me

Hello, and welcome to The Quiet Alleluia.

I’m Jen Miller, a poet, mystic, nature lover, Southern Appalachian, and a fairly recent Episcopalian. I’m passionate about creating a sanctuary of words amidst the chaos of everyday life. Inspired by readings from The Revised Common Lectionary, I offer weekly reflections and prayers designed to nurture and soothe the soul.

My aim is to provide readers with insightful musings that support personal growth and spiritual healing.

Thank you for visiting. I invite you to explore these reflections and reach out if you feel moved to share your own journey.

the quiet alleluia

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Revised Common Lectionary Year A

Anything Worthy of Praise