
El amor que comparte nuestro sufrimiento
P. Mike Higgins, CP, considera cómo la espiritualidad pasionista revela que nuestro Dios comparte nuestro sufrimiento, camina a nuestro lado y nos guía hacia la esperanza.
Recursos de y sobre San Pablo de la Cruz: desde sus propios escritos hasta reflexiones modernas que comparten su visión pasionista para el mundo actual.

P. Mike Higgins, CP, considera cómo la espiritualidad pasionista revela que nuestro Dios comparte nuestro sufrimiento, camina a nuestro lado y nos guía hacia la esperanza.

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.

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.

How has a difficult season strengthened your hope in God?

Imagine letting go of fear and falling into God’s endless goodness. What anxiety are you asking God to transform into love today?

Hope doesn’t shrink us. It stretches us, strengthens us and helps us lean into God’s care. When has hope opened your heart in a new way?

Where do you place your hope when life feels uncertain? Paul of the Cross invites us to look to Christ and rest our trust there. What helps you stay grounded in hope?

St. Paul of the Cross founded the Congregation of the Passion to place the Passion of Christ at the center of preaching and pastoral life. His charism insisted that the faithful be drawn into intimacy with the crucified Lord so…

In this video reflection, Fr. Cedric Pisegna, CP, introduces us to the life and spirituality of St. Paul of the Cross, founder of the Passionist community, known as the “hunter of souls.”

Rooted in the vision of our founder, Saint Paul of the Cross, this video reflection explores the origins and enduring mission of the Passionists. From our first name, “The Poor of Jesus,” to the living call of today’s Passionist Family, this reflection traces how the Passionists continue to be dedicated to “keeping alive the memory of the Passion.”