Easter Sunday: Living the power of Christ’s resurrection
On this Easter morn, let us heed the command to start again, to reinterpret everything in our own lives and all of history in the light of Christ’s definitive victory over evil.
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Who we are and how we minister are grounded in the Gospel, prayer and our community. These are the most recent reflections from some of our sisters, associates and partners.
Fifth Sunday of Lent: If only we will believe
As we move toward celebrating the holiest week of our liturgical year, God continues to say, “If only you believe, you will experience my death transforming glory, my life-giving Spirit, my future.”
Fourth Sunday of Lent: Master a new way of seeing
Jesus’ healing action for the blind man — which happened on a Sabbath — spurred deeper questions: How and when does God act in our world? What does God want from us?
Third Sunday of Lent: Thirsting for living water
Our God thirsts for real presence, for contentious or questioning prayer, for genuine interaction that opens us.
The Gift of Liturgical Dance
Liturgical dance is the art of dance that takes place in the context of a liturgy or worship service. Much like liturgical music, the purpose of liturgical dance is the deepening and enriching of the community’s prayer.
Second Sunday of Lent: Go forth
The story of the Transfiguration bids us to let go of inadequate images of God in order to discover something new. Free of our preconceptions, we can be surprised by God’s unimaginable designs.
First Sunday of Lent: Daughters and sons of God
Lent offers us the opportunity to spend time asking ourselves who we are at our core and who God wants to help us become. Growing in our identity as daughters and sons of God will continue until we take our last breath.
Advent: Mindfully inclusivity
As we prepare in this last week of Advent, may we discern how to more fully live the charism of unifying love, which so beautifully reflects Jesus, pours out the wild love of God into the world’s brokenness and creates inclusivity.
Fourth Week of Advent: Belonging to God
Whether we realize it or not, we belong to God just as much as Jesus did. On this Fourth Sunday of Advent, let us contemplate the Nativity as God’s invitation to become more conscious of our share in divine life.
Advent: Dare to be mindfully prophetic
As we continue our Advent journey, the third Advent candle represents joy, and is known as the shepherd’s candle. As we hear of the shepherds’ joy at the birth of Jesus, let us recall that Jesus first revealed himself to the poor, the overlooked and the oppressed.