Women on the Battlefield of Mercy: You, Me, and Wonder Woman
John Paul II, Wonder Woman, and me... Megan challenges each of us to become faces of mercy for others.
John Paul II, Wonder Woman, and me... Megan challenges each of us to become faces of mercy for others.
Dear Jesus, I come before You seeking spiritual protection. I give to You this day, all that I may be tempted to worry over or feel anxious about.
Laura reflects on the creativity of our Divine Artist and the mindful choice we make to pause and receive the gift of beauty.
Dear Jesus, let Your grace abound in my heart, mind, spirit. Teach me to love as You love. Give me strength in the midst of trials and remind me to rejoice on the darkest of days knowing that the trying…
Lord, please increase in me the desire for You above everything else, the desire to spend time with You. Give me the grace to be still with You today, even if just for 5-minutes at a time. I need this…
The battle is real, our enemy is cunning and untiring. But our Lord has created us to be warriors for Truth! Kate writes about this powerful reality in her own life and assures us that we sisters stand together.
O Lord, Your Word speaks promises of healing and restoration and I thank you for the miracles You still perform each and every day. Today I claim Your healing promises for myself. I believe in Your healing power and in…
Productive or non-productive, our Lord's love and tenderness towards us is unchanging. Jo relates her experience with depression to a bruised reed or a smoldering wick.
We've entered the Liturgical season of Ordinary Time. During ordinary time we are not called to be especially penitential like during Lent or especially joyful like during Christmas or Easter. This season is represented by the color green, reminding us…
Laura shares a beautiful reflection of what it might mean to be "healed," concluding that in the world of heartache & sin we will always need more healing.