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In your prayer this week, pray for all those who struggle with sins, addictions and vices, but most especially for those who struggle with the same sins you do. //
We are challenged this week to think, "How much is my life about me?" We should ask this because, once we think about it and start to change the way we live to focus more on those around us, we will find that there really is no greater happiness than when we live our life truly about and for others.
This week, you are invited to pray for unity, forgiveness, and truth in places in your life where there may be disunity, especially within families and married couples.
Consider your prayer life. Is my prayer, my piety, a time to truly get in touch with the Lord and to listen to Him? Or am I just telling him my own problems or how good I am? Look into how you pray, and maybe slow down as you pray your rosary or be silent with Him. Our acts of piety should always keep our eyes fixed on our ascended Christ in heaven. //
This week, pray two things: "Lord, abide with me and help me to abide with You." Ask our Lord to point out those things, that need to be "pruned" from our lives so as to abide more deeply in Him. //
This week, pray three Our Fathers each day for our Shepherds: one for our Holy Father, one for our Bishop and one for our priests. Pray ardently every day for our Bishop and priests, that they may lead us one day to verdant pastures like Christ, the Good Shepherd. //
In this third week of Easter, Fr. Scalia challenges us to make a special effort to go out and tell someone about Christ risen from the dead. //
Read 2 Corinthians 12, St. Paul's account of his wounds and how he brought them to the Lord. Bring your wounds Jesus in your prayer this week and allow Him to redeem them. Watch this week's #2minutes2virtue challenge from Fr. Scalia. //
This week in prayer, picture yourself in heaven, leaving behind this valley of tears and rejoicing in being in the presence of God. //
Singing allows our entire being to praise God. This Holy Week, grow in charity by participating intentionally in the singing of the music sung at the different liturgies of this week and the Triduum.
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