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Catholic Daily Reflections on the Gospel of the day. For personal devotion, prayer and meditation. Prepare for Mass or simply enrich you faith each day.
This requires a certain amount of courage as we come face-to-face with the daily need to be changed by grace. It means daily death to our old self and daily becoming a new creation in God. Reflect, today, upon the courage it takes to change.
Reflect, today, upon these images Jesus presents. Do you see clearly both the good and bad fruit around you? Is your life helping to foster the lies of the evil one or the truth and love of God?
Laying the Foundation. September 4, 2024. Wednesday of the Twenty-Second Week in Ordinary Time. Readings for Today. Video. After Jesus left the synagogue, he entered the house of Simon. Simon’s mother-in-law was afflicted with a severe fever, and they interceded with him about her.
My Catholic Life! presents the beauty and splendor of our Catholic faith in a down-to-earth and practical way. Enjoy daily reflections, Q&A, online books, prayers, inspiring quotes and more. May these free resources assist you on your journey of personal conversion! Today’s Gospel Reflection. Calendar View.
In each one of our lives, it is essential that we work to develop our faith, even if God doesn’t seem to act in powerful and evident ways. In fact, the deepest form of faith is born in our lives when we choose to love God and serve Him, even when things are very difficult.
If hearing the voice of God is a challenge at times, then spend more time prayerfully pondering His holy Word so that His Living Voice will more clearly resonate within your soul. My revealing Lord, You speak to me day and night, continuously revealing Your love and mercy to me.
First Things First. February 10, 2024. Memorial of Saint Scholastica, Virgin. Readings for Today. Reading for the Saturday of the Fifth Week in Ordinary Time. Video. “My heart is moved with pity for the crowd, because they have been with me now for three days and have nothing to eat.
Where you see your affections resisting, try to surrender, pray for understanding and seek the courage you need to desire His Cross with all your soul. My revealing Lord, You opened Your divine heart to Your Apostles and invited them to understand and choose Your suffering and death.
It awaits you if you can only embrace and live the final prayer of this reflection: “Jesus, I trust in You.” Trust Him. Entrust your poor decisions in life to Him.