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Sample Emails

A dark teal, stylized illustration of the Crucifixion of Jesus on a cross with an "INRI" sign. Streams of blood and water flow from his side into a chalice and a pool below, set against a background of wavy, horizontal bands in shades of pink, coral, and orange.

Reflection

God Returns Anew

“My kingdom does not belong to this world,” Jesus says to Pilate. The logical question is, Why not? Jesus’ mission

Eric Clayton Apr 3, 2026

Gemini said A black-line illustration of the Last Supper featuring Jesus and the twelve apostles gathered around a table with a chalice and bread, set against a soft, vertical gradient background shifting from orange to yellow, teal, and blue.

Reflection

The Next Step

A small community of Trappist monks lived deep in the Atlas Mountains of Algeria. Their lives were intimately intertwined with

Fran Szpylczyn Apr 2, 2026

A dark teal, abstract kneeling figure in a hood with hands raised is next to a tiered pedestal and a potted plant, with a geometric lamp hanging above, all against a warm, gradient orange and peach landscape.

Daily Prayer

Evening Intercessions

Gracious God, you are our stronghold. In faith we pray:℟. God, make haste to help us. Prosper efforts to end

Sr. Susan Barber, OSB Apr 1, 2026

Black and white portrait of a young woman with short, softly waved dark hair. She looks directly at the camera with a calm expression. She wears a dark top with a light lace collar. The background is plain and softly lit.

Blessed Among Us

Blessed Natalia Tulasiewicz

Robert Ellsberg’s Blessed Among Us: Day by Day with Saintly Witnesses; Volume 2 is now available from Liturgical Press. “I

Robert Ellsberg Mar 31, 2026

What Our Readers Say

I start each day with Give Us This Day to remind me of God’s presence at every moment, how God fills us with his grace to be love, light, and leaven for a world he has made for and entrusted to us.

I like the diversity of Give Us This Day. You can pray for five minutes or for hours. The morning, evening and night prayers are in tune with our times, but also connected to the ages-old Liturgy of the Hours.