Consoling His Wounded Heart
De reflects on ways we can console our Lord's grieving heart this Holy Week, particularly by making reparation for sins.
Prayer Reflection on the First Station of the Cross
Dear Jesus, you are the King of Kings and You are my King. Help me to show Your glory in the world; through everything that I say or do, let it all be a sign that points back to You
The Little Way of Lent
This week on the blog Megan leads us to be little by growing in the love Jesus has for us because of our inherit goodness this Lent.
The Greatest Victory Cry
Christ has covered every moment in time with His healing balm of mercy, and He has won the victory for you. It is finished.
Persevering by Giving Up
De reflects on the paradox of perseverance in the spiritual race. We win, not by trying harder or striving more, but by giving up and surrendering.
The Crux Move This Lent
I love to go rock climbing. And living in the Mid-Atlantic region, I am blessed to live only a few hours away from one of the greatest rock climbing areas in the world, the Shawangunks in Gardiner, New York. There…
A Season of Self-Forgetting
Cheese. It’s my weakness. My Kryptonite. My Achilles heel. Two years ago, I decided to give it up for Lent. Abstaining is supposed to be difficult, right? I told people of my goal, mostly so I’d go through with it…
The Journey to Calvary: prayerfully considering the baggage we carry along
I love to think of our faith journey as a personal pilgrimage we each take with Jesus. In the Gospel this past Sunday we journeyed with Jesus up to the top of a high mountain and beheld the Transfiguration along…
Hearts, Ashes, & The Cross
I think it is so fitting that Valentine's Day falls on Ash Wednesday this year. While the restaurants in town have been carefully crafting specialty seafood dishes for their Catholic patrons to enjoy on Wednesday (a day of fasting and…