St. John Vianney and Prayer Meditation Six What is prayer? St. John Vianney teaches us some powerful things about prayer. This is the sixth in a series of reflections on his instructions about prayer. Is your heart divided? Do you seek God with all your heart or do you sometimes seek God and sometimes “Mammon”? […]
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St. John Vianney and Prayer Meditation Five What is prayer? St. John Vianney teaches us some powerful things about prayer. This is the fifth in a series of reflections on his instructions about prayer. Time stood still. Isn’t that a strange thing to say? If nothing was moving, there would be no time. But there
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St. John Vianney and Prayer Meditation Four What is prayer? St. John Vianney teaches us some powerful things about prayer. This is the fourth in a series of reflections on his instructions about prayer. A very small cup can hold only a small amount of water but the waters of the ocean are practicing immeasurable.
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St. John Vianney and Prayer Meditation Three What is prayer? St. John Vianney teaches us some powerful things about prayer. This is the third in a series of reflections on his instructions about prayer. Have you ever melted wax? When wax is cold, it is hard and stiff. But when it warms up, it becomes
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St. John Vianney and Prayer Meditation Two What is prayer? St. John Vianney teaches us some powerful things about prayer. This is the second in a series of reflections on his instructions about prayer. Where is your treasure? Is it here on earth or is it in Heaven? Your thoughts live wherever your treasure is.
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St. John Vianney and Prayer Meditation One What is prayer? St. John Vianney teaches us some powerful things about prayer. This is the first in a series of reflections on his instructions about prayer. We have only two duties: to pray and to love. Think of that! There are only two things you must do
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Here is another Benedictine saint who appears in the Benedictine and Ignatius scramble. Frances of Rome was not a typical Benedictine. She was a married woman with three children, but she was a Benedictine oblate. A religious oblate is a person who wants to participate in the life of a religious order while still living
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This is one of the Jesuit saints who appears in the Benedictine and Ignatius scramble. Many people have persevered in their vocation despite great difficulties but how many have walked 3,700 miles to follow the will of God? Bl. Peter Kasui Kibe was born in Japan in 1587, the same year Christian persecutions began. His
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This is one of the Jesuit saints who appear in the Benedictine and Ignatius scramble. At the House of Christ in Chile are these words, “To Father Alberto Hurtado, Apostle of Jesus Christ and servant of the poor, friend of children teacher of youth. Prophet of justice and refuge of the most destitute.” Alberto Hurtado
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This is one of the Benedictine saints who appear in Benedictine and Ignatius scramble. Since I already wrote about him in January, here he is again. If you haven’t had a chance to meet our January saints, they are still just as wonderful in July. Scroll down the page to see them all. Cyprian had
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