ICWG Weekly Reflections

The Importance of Public Worship and Sunday Rest
The precept of sanctifying holy days responds also to the need to give public cult to God. We cannot be satisfied on such occasions with a merely private cult. Some people try to relegate dealing with God to the realm of conscience as if it did not necessarily have to have external expression...
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Learning to Forgive Others
Following Our Lord closely implies finding, even in the area of tiny contradictions or in the case of more serious injustices, the way to holiness... A Lenten Reflection from Scepter Publishers
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Living With Jesus in Our Ordinary Lives
Normally Jesus does not show himself to us with any special manifestations. Rather, we have to learn to find Our Lord in what is ordinary, every day, and we must flee from the temptation of ever wanting anything extraordinary.
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The Lord is With Us in Our Temptations
God is always beside us. Whenever we are confronted with a temptation He says, Be of good cheer, I have overcome the world. And we place all our trust in him because we know we would achieve very little by ourselves.
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Ash Wednesday Reflection
We are at the beginning of Lent, a time of penance and interior renewal to enable us to prepare for Easter. The Church’s liturgy unceasingly invites us to purify our souls and to begin again.
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