Personal Prayer: Making it Real - Catholic Inspiration
Release Date: 04/11/2015
28th Sunday of the Year: Gratitude, some of our best spiritual medicine
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Two different foreigners offer their gratitude to God for the second chance that they received, reminding us that counting our blessings is one of the best spiritual medicines we possess to help us face the challenges of life.
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Daily Mass: Be persistent!
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The Lord's teaching can inspire us to get going even when we are tired, distracted, worried or afraid. Be persistent! Remember, Jesus wouldn't teach it unless he was there to walk with us every step of the way.
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Daily Mass: Our ongoing call to repent
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Jonah's message of repentance transformed the people of Nineveh. We, too, can be changed as we acknowledge each day whatever keeps us from the love of Jesus Christ, repenting of our sins and receiving God's grace.
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27th Sunday of the Year: Stir into flame the gift of faith
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The Second Letter to Timothy inspires us to take the gift of faith and stir it into flame, realizing that this task requires daily attention and effort.
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Daily Mass: God works through us!
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The sending of the seventy-two disciples in the Gospel of Luke reveals the Lord's openness to work through people, even as he empowers and support their efforts. Christ does the same for us!
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Daily Mass: Choose love
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There is a sharp contrast between the response of James and John in the Gospel and the life of St. Therese (who we celebrate today.) While James and John will get it right in the end, we have the opportunity everyday to pursue the love of Christ in all aspects of our lives.
info_outlineHow do we make our personal prayer real? This homily podcast highlights practical tips that bring power and meaning to our personal prayer.
April 11, 2015 - Cathedral of Christ the King - Superior, WI
Fr. Andrew Ricci - studyprayserve.com
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