Are We the Disciples We Are Called to Be?
Today’s Lenten reflection is from Wade White on the meaning of discipleship, grounded in a personal experience of faith.
Reflections
Pause, pray, and reflect with insights inspired by the Passionist charism.
Fifth Sunday of Lent: Are You Truly a Disciple or Just an Admirer?
This video reflection from Fr. David Colhour, CP, on the Fifth Sunday of Lent explores the deeper meaning of discipleship. Moving beyond surface-level belief, it challenges us to consider whether we are truly allowing Christ to shape our lives or simply admiring him from a distance.
On this Lenten Friday, we pray
From Noon to 3:00 pm. Those sacred hours that Jesus hung upon the cross. Today on this Lenten Friday, we pray.
Water, Justice, and the Cry of the Poor: A World Water Day Reflection
On World Water Day (March 22), we are reminded that water is a sacred gift essential to life, yet millions still lack access to it. Rooted in Laudato Si’ and the Passionist charism, this reflection invites us to see the water crisis as both a social injustice and a spiritual call to action—urging us to protect this vital resource and stand with the poor who suffer most.
Un intercambio vivo de gracia: El servicio nunca es unidireccional
En esta reflexión, Brian Owens comparte cómo prestar servicio —desde organizar una cena de pescado en la parroquia hasta cantar en la iglesia y servir en el Centro de Retiros Pasionistas— se convirtieron en momentos de gracia que transformaron su vida.
A living exchange of grace: Service is never one-directional
In this reflection, Brian Owens shares how acts of service—from running parish fish fries to singing in church and serving at the Passionist Retreat Center—became moments of grace that transformed his life.
Reflecting on: Service & Community
Leer en Español As we have spent this week of Lent reflecting on service and community, here are some thoughts to deepen your attentiveness to God, your openness to grace, and your willingness to let community and service shape both…
A Morning of Service, A Day of Witness
Dan Haverty reflects on how journeying to San Francisco with his fellow parishioners reveals the power of community and service this Lent.
Where Service Meets the Forgotten
In this Lenten reflection, Jack Dermody reflects on how Sister Ana’s visits to prisoners reveal the call of Lent: to serve Christ by reaching out to the least and most forgotten among us.
Fourth Sunday of Lent: Discovering Christ Through Community and Service
In this reflection for the Fourth Sunday of Lent, Fr. David Colhour, CP, explores the Lenten call to community and service. Moving beyond individual devotion, he reflects on how prayer, fasting, almsgiving, and service reveal Christ already present in our lives and within the community of faith.