Pause, pray, and reflect with insights inspired by the Passionist charism.
Lent invites the Church into a shared journey of prayer, conversion and hope. It is not only about personal sacrifice, but about walking together toward Easter, shaped by the suffering and love of Jesus.
On the World Day of Consecrated Life, which is celebrated on February 2 and in parishes the prior weekend, we give thanks for those who say yes to God through vowed religious life.
Growing up near Birmingham during the Civil Rights Movement, Carmelita Poindexter witnessed courage and sacrifice up close and learned through her family’s faith-filled example to choose resilience and peaceful advocacy over fear and anger.
When we think we are unworthy to come close to Jesus, he hears the call of our hearts and responds with incomprehensible generosity granting the unimaginable.
How has a difficult season strengthened your hope in God?
As Christmas draws near, Fr. David Colhour, CP, shares a reflection drawing on Isaiah to explore Messianic hope born in crisis, the tension between judgment and restoration and the courage to wait for God’s promise.
Waiting changes us. It sharpens our vision. How does Advent shift the way you notice light, kindness, need and possibility around you?
Teresa Gutiérrez de Donan reflects on the call to active hope: trusting in God's faithfulness, standing with vulnerable communities and embodying the Passionist mission of presence, compassion and solidarity.
Emmanuel means God with us. When was a moment you felt held, strengthened or seen?
On the path to the manger, pause for prayer today. Rest in quiet, set down what weighs on you and allow your hope to become a home for Christ. Your quiet yes can become a manger of welcome.