Archbishop Jeffrey Grob, on his 100th day as Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, joins us to help us to reflect on the question, "Where do we go from here?"

As we come to the end of our Emmaus 90 journey, we reflect on the following questions:

1. How has God blessed you through this Emmaus 90 journey?
2. What is your plan to continue your daily prayer after your Emmaus 90 Guidebook ends?
3. With whom will you share your witness and joyful invitation to faith this Easter season?
4. If you were to pray with the story of the disciples on the road to Emmaus in Luke 24, and put yourself in that story in the place of Jesus, who would you walk alongside and accompany and share the Scriptures with? How would you step in as Jesus in this story? How would you break open the Scriptures with them and stay with them in the walk of faith? How can you walk with one?

 See also these pages in your Guidebook:

• Questions for reflection at the end of our journey p.134-135
• Anatomy of a Catholic Disciple on p.136
• A tool to help you practice sharing your faith story with each other on p. 140-141.

Bishop Powers wishes Emmaus 90 Pilgrims a blessed Holy Thursday & Triduum!

He offers this question for reflection/discussion:
What is the main thing keeping you from a further "yes" to the Lord's call?
Talk with the Lord about that and ask him for help to give a further "yes".

Fr. Malachy Joseph Napier, CFR helps us dive into Lent as Pilgrims of Hope who can enter into God's rest, knowing that the Father sees us and loves us.

He invites us to reflect on the questions:

1. Where have I experienced the Father seeing me in ways that maybe no one else has?
2. Where have I been striving or maybe living on the surface, so that others would see me the way I want them to see me?
3. What would it be like to really let myself be seen? 

Not an Emmaus 90 pilgrim? It's not too late to join us. Register now at archmil.org/emmaus-90 to receive access to weekly Formation Sessions, a printed Guidebook Journal for daily prayer with Scripture, and more.

Interested in Healing the Whole Person or the I AM Prayer Ministry Training that Fr. Malachy mentions? Get the details at archmil.org/Healing-the-Whole-Person

Fr. John suggests the following questions for your pilgrim group discussions:

1. At Cana, Jesus is revealed as the Divine Bridegroom. Have you prayed with that title of Christ before? If not, how might you begin to do so? 
2. How might the title "Divine Bridegroom" expand our sense of the Church and God’s desire to “unite all things in Christ” (Eph 1:10)?

Fr. John recommends the book "The Cantata of Love. A Verse by Verse Reading of The Song of Songs" by Fr. Blaise Arminjon, S.J