The Lord has indeed risen, alleluia. Glory and kingship be his for ever and ever. Sharing some words to guide your prayer and this holiest of days - Easter Sunday. The excerpt comes from In Conversation with God.
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Some words for contemplation on this Holy Saturday pulled from today's meditation from Volume 2 of In Conversation with God.
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Jesus is nailed to the Cross. And the liturgy sings: Sweet nails, sweet tree where life begins. - Some words for reflection on this Good Friday taken from Volume 2 of In Conversation with God.
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A brief meditation on Holy Thursday and the Last Supper that Jesus celebrated with his disciples, taken from Volume 2 of In Conversation with God.
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As we prepare for Holy Week, we are reminded of the cost of our sins and the need for forgiveness and repentance. This can be a good moment to experience the mercy of the Sacrament of Confession and to bring others to receive this mercy.
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Scepter Publishers has taken these letters and published them in a book entitled Hope for Your Grandchildren: Talking to the Third Generation About What Matters. My hope is that these letters may be helpful to other grandparents in formulating discussions with their grandkids or in drafting their own letters.
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Sharing some endorsements on our new parenting book by Andy Mullins, entitled Parenting for Faith.
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As we prepare to celebrate the feast of St. Joseph on March 19th, let us dive deeper into our love and appreciation for this great saint! Joseph was chosen before the beginning of the world to be the foster-father of Jesus. God chose to be born of Mary without sin and to be cared for by Joseph a man with original sin.
From today's meditation from In Conversation with God on Confession Our Sins: Sacramental Confession; a meeting with Christ. Be mindful of thy mercy, O Lord, and of thy steadfast love, we read in the Entrance Antiphon of today's Mass.
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As a family, we can try to identify ourselves more with this season by doing activities that foster this intentionality in our relationship with God and with one another. Here are four things you can do this season to foster deeper relationships with God and with one another.
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The Stations of the Cross, or Way of the Cross, is a Catholic tradition that helps us contemplate the final moments of Christ’s life from his condemnation to his being laid in the tomb.
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We’re sharing a number of spiritual resources for Lent 2022 to help you make this 40-day season one in which you truly can draw closer to God. These days of prayer, fasting and almsgiving can become truly transformative, if we choose to use the time well.
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