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Saint Paul of the Cross dedicated his life to the memory of Christ’s passion and death. Known as the Passionists, the Congregation of the Passion that he founded is committed to preaching the good news of Christ crucified, and to caring for the poor. The Passionists take a fourth vow to promote the Passion of Jesus.
You have to be strong and courageous to pursue the kingdom in our world. You have to keep your values clear. You have to keep your priorities straight. It’s not easy. Jesus never said it would be.
In glorifying God, we can begin to sense the infinite glory of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
When you feel lost pause awhile, pray for guidance, and take time to let the answers come. Let your actions be informed by God’s still small voice and your deepest evaluation of the situation.
Being ready for the Lord’s return is not a purely personal matter. It’s something that includes responsibility for the community.
Our restlessness can often lead us to a better prayer life.
Sometimes the flame of our love for God grows dim. It’s then that we must return to the small ways God woos us in everyday life.
Saint Luke is known to us primarily as the author of the Gospel that bears his name, and Acts of the Apostles. Actually two volumes of one work, Saint Luke instructs and inspires us with his beautiful treatment of the words and deeds of Jesus and of the early Church. We are blessed by his writings.
Most of us are not called to write about Jesus. But we are all called to proclaim Jesus in our lives. How good a proclaimer am I?
St. Francis’ Message: God’s House Is All of Creation
