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Christ is risen, aleluia, aleluia! Reflect on these past 90 days and pray about the second part of your life. How will you answer Christ’s call?
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It is the best of times and the worst of times. The King enters Jerusalem in glory, yet walks willingly to his death in humility. This week, you are invited to walk closely with Jesus—to witness his love poured out through suffering, and sacrifice. Will you remain with him through the triumph and the trial?
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You will notice a change in mood as we approach the Third Week. There is a sense of urgency in Jesus. The hour of His fulfillment of the prophecies approaches. As you pray, take time to notice His emotions. Being fully human, He also felt many of the same feelings we do. Observe them. Recognize…
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As you began to walk with Jesus in the previous week, now begin to work alongside Him in the Gospels. Pray for the interior knowledge of the Lord, who for you has become man, that you may love Him more, and follow Him.
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Walk closely with Jesus. See how He interacts with others, how He talks, how He prays. Pray for the grace to know Him more intimately, so you may love him more deeply, and desire to follow Him more closely.
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The Two Standards God does not call us to be successful, but to be faithful. – St. Teresa of Calcutta This week, we stand at a crossroads, called to choose between two banners- the Standard of Christ, marked by humility and love, and the Standard of the Enemy, marked by pride and deceit. Let us
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Entering Into Christ’s Life There are two ways to get enough. One is to continue to accumulate more and more. The other is to desire less. – G.K. Chesterton This week we will enter into Jesus’s life. Take time to place yourself in the Gospel scenes and watch them come alive. The Gospels are not
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Do you hear Him calling? Do you hear Jesus’s voice? How will you respond?
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God’s Mercy O gracious and holy Father, give us wisdom to perceive you, intelligence to understand you, diligence to seek you, patience to wait for you, eyes to see you, a heart to meditate on you, and a life to proclaim you, through the power of the Spirit of Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen -St.
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Personal Sin Holy God, I grieve for what I have done and left undone. Holy God, I grieve that I have made myself disordered and my life unfocused. Holy God, I grieve over sin’s horror on the earth and the vanity and emptiness of human affairs.Holy God, draw me to Your holy Self. Amen This
Ignatius 90 