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.
Reflections
Pause, pray, and reflect with insights inspired by the Passionist charism.
We are all Beggars and Almsgivers
Fr. Bill Murphy, CP, reflects on how true almsgiving flows from love, humility and the transforming power of the cross.
Reflecting on: Almsgiving
Leer en Español As we have spent this week of Lent reflecting on almsgiving, here are some thoughts to deepen your attentiveness to God, your openness to grace, and your willingness to let almsgiving shape both your heart and your…
One Gift, One Grateful Heart at a Time
Today’s Lenten reflection is from Angie Kwasinski on the meaning of almsgiving, grounded in a communal experience of faith.
A Ministry of Presence
Today’s Lenten reflection is from Theresa Secord on the meaning of almsgiving, grounded in a personal experience of faith.
Third Sunday of Lent: At the Heart of Almsgiving is Generosity That Transforms
In this Third Sunday of Lent video reflection, Fr. David Colhour, CP, explores the deeper meaning of almsgiving. Rooted in the teachings of Jesus and the traditions of the early Church, almsgiving is more than financial giving. It is a way of sharing in God's generosity and responding to the needs of others with humility and love.
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.
A Fast from Fasting
Fasting is simply another way of giving the Spirit access to our hearts.
Reflecting on: Fasting
Leer en Español As we have spent this week of Lent reflecting on fasting, here are some thoughts to deepen your attentiveness to God, your openness to grace, and your willingness to let fasting shape both your heart and your…
From Consumption to Communion
Just as Jesus was tempted to alter the stones to satisfy his hunger, we are tempted to alter and consume creation to satisfy our desires, we are tempted to see people and others only in terms of what we can get from them.