
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.
The wisdom of St. Paul of the Cross invites us to live Lent not as a private project, but as a shared journey. By remembering the Passion, we learn to love more deeply, stand more faithfully with those who suffer and trust that God’s love is at work even in the hardest moments.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.