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This week, ask yourself and within your family and community, "How can we be more present to each other?" Happy feast and remember to rejoice in that we are part of the family of the Church!
Take the Gospel into the week with you!
This Christmas week, let's strive to imitate the trust Our Lady had at the Annunciation and ask for that trust by praying "Jesus, I trust in You!"
Take the Gospel into the week with you!
This week, make sure you have a nativity scene in your home, and spend some time praying before it. Seek to renew a sense of awe and wonder at the upcoming arrival of the King of Kings!
Take the Gospel into the week with you!
During this first week of Advent, resolve to simply open to the radical and life-altering grace of God. Consider reach out to those going through hardship or your family members to be a helping hand.
Take the Gospel into the week with you!
Jesus, Our Noble King! |
Take this reflection into your prayer this week: "What parts of myself need to be submitted to the Lordship of Jesus Christ? Do my actions bear the image and mark of Christ the King? Where do I need Him to come in to rule?" Happy Solemnity!
Take the Gospel into the week with you!
What Do I Do With What I'm Given? |
We all have those daily things we don't like doing. Take that thing and offer it up for someone, turning that thing into an act of love.
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Have Your Heart Ready for the Bridegroom |
This week, when we do our evening examination of conscience each night, let's ask "where have I acted out of faith and hope and how have my sins been driven by discouragement and despair?"
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Do As They Say, Not As They Do
This week, think of one thing you can do solely for the Lord. It won't be seen by anyone else, and it won't be done for you, but simply for the glory of God.
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The Root of All Friendship
This week, take some time to let God tell you how much he cares for you and loves you. If we're struggling in our relationship with the Father, maybe the place to start is to take a look at our own heart and see how beloved we are by Him.
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Christ Knows.
The devil knows your name, but calls you by your sins. The Father knows your sins, but calls you by name. This week take time to reflect and pray on how the Father, the Father of love, mercy and truth, calls you by your name.
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