"Viajemos" ("let's travel") together on the part of the mission trip where we would visit the sick and the homebound and enter into prayer and conversation with them.  We encourage you to explore the "poverty" in humanity in general when it is without Jesus as well as in your own life.  We invite you to open to John 9 and put yourself in the shoes of the blind man being healed and journal about the wounds in your life and what stirs in your heart as you meditate on this Scripture and listen to the podcasts mentioned.  Psalm 34:19-20 says, "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted, saves those whose spirit is crushed.  Many are the troubles of the righteous, but the Lord delivers him from them all." 

Join us as we reflect on the lives of the hermanas and their beautiful example of living out of their true identity as brides of Christ.  Today we encourage you to sit with Luke 10: 48-32, which is the story of Martha and Mary, and ask the Spirit to move you to deeper thought about your own vocation and the identity or identities we live out of.  Praise God for the witness of these women and your "yes" to travel with us this week!

Join us as we explore how the Holy Spirit is calling us to "build" and "translate" the love of God in our own lives through the examples of these amazing men and women in Guatemala.  Today we encourage you to reflect on John 15 and how we are invited to abide in the Father's love for us. "Viajemos" ("let's journey!" ) to pray a Rosary or a Divine Mercy Chaplet and offer it up for the masons and the translators as well!  

Join us as we reflect on our walk with Christ and compare it to the beauty and hardship of both the "Manly Walk" and the "Sissy Walk" we would take on our mornings in Guatemala. Today we encourage you to take some time to reflect and meditate on 1 John 4 as well as write down 3 ways you saw God on your "walk" today!  "Viajemos!"

Join us in asking the Lord what He wants you to "arrive" at during this virtual mission trip and also in our daily lives!  We encourage you to dive in with us!

Today, we encourage you to reflect on your "arrival" and meditate on Ecclesiastes 3 with us!