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An Intentional, Sacred Stop
Statio is an intentional, sacred stop.
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The Voice in Your Ear
But which voice will rule the day?
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Invitation to Audacious Joy
Christ offers us the grace to surrender to his love. He invites us to sit, to ponder, to quit running toward fear, that we also may hear and understand the beautiful testimony of Mary, who first found her way to the empty tomb.
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Divine Drama Unveiled
Today’s scriptures remind us that we often cannot see everything that God is doing.
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The One Who Rights All Wrongs
Are we willing to put on the dual lenses of trust and mercy?
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Human Intercession, Divine Mercy
In today’s first reading, Moses begs God, “Let your blazing wrath die down; relent in punishing your people.” Humanity has a long history of believing God is punishing and vengeful.…
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Celebrate the Good
There is a miracle in this story for us today: we can begin to heal from this proclivity for snap judgments and celebrate the good, even miraculous, works being done by others around us.
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Lazarus on Our Doorsteps
All we can do is ask the Lord to give us sight, and leave the rest to his mercy.
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Hard-Won Joy
Wherever we go, however slowly, whatever our trials, may we keep going forward for the love of God.
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What if
Today I pray with deep gratitude for the opportunity to encounter my Lord in the Blessed Sacrament, and I pray that as many as touch him in this way will be healed.
