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.
Prayer and Lent: A Relationship, Not a Wish List
In this video reflection, Amy Florian shares a deeply personal story that reshapes how we understand prayer — not as a way of getting what we want, but as a relationship that changes us.
Reflecting on: Prayer
Leer en Español As we have spent this week of Lent reflecting on prayer, here are some thoughts to deepen your attentiveness to God, your openness to grace, and your willingness to let prayer shape both your heart and your…
Joining Together and with God in this Season of Grace
In today’s reflection, Fr. Jim Strommer, CP, reminds us that while personal prayer is vital, our faith is never meant to be lived in isolation. Jesus gathers people into communion, teaching us that prayer draws us not only closer to God but closer to one another.
Be Quiet and Listen: How Personal Prayer Changes Us
In a busy world, Lent encourages us to slow us down and open our hearts. Begin the journey with this reflection on the Cross and discover how Christ’s love meets us there.
First Sunday of Lent: The Call to Prayer
Fr. David Colhour, CP, offers a First Sunday of Lent reflection inviting us to deepen our prayer life—both personally and within the community of faith.
The Cross and the Way We Live
In a busy world, Lent encourages us to slow us down and open our hearts. Begin the journey with this reflection on the Cross and discover how Christ’s love meets us there.
Pausing to Begin Lent With Honest Hearts
Lent begins with honest reflection — pausing to notice where we are and how past Lenten seasons have shaped us through growth, struggle, companionship and grace.
Ash Wednesday: Beginning the Journey to the Cross
Fr. David Colhour, CP, reflects on how Lent is a sacred, disruptive journey that calls us to honesty, compassion, and transformation as we move toward the Cross.
The Greatest and Most Overwhelming Work of Divine Love
On Valentine’s Day, we reflect on the Passion of Jesus Christ — “the greatest and most overwhelming work of Divine Love,” as St. Paul of the Cross described it. Discover how the Cross reveals a love that holds nothing back and how this Divine Love calls us to deeper vocation and discipleship.