YOU CAN MAKE OUR LOVED ONES CLEAN

A leper came to Him and kneeling down begged Him and said: “If You wish, You can make me clean.” Moved with pity, He stretched out His hand, Touched the leper and… Read More

EPHPHATHA!

Lord, You spoke the words “Ephphatha!” To open the deaf man’s ears. Ephphatha means “be opened.” With these words the man could hear. As You opened the deaf man’s ears, Let our… Read More

WE TRUST YOU AND YOUR MERCY

The daughter had an unclean spirit. At the feet of Jesus, her mother fell. She begged Him to drive the demons out. Of this the Scriptures tell. “Let the children be fed… Read More

BLESS US ALL FATHER WITH YOUR PEACE

“And the peace of God Which surpasses all understanding, Will keep Your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.” (Phil. 4:6-7)   Father, we have grown so anxious. We have so many dreaded… Read More

YOUR JUSTICE DAWNS LIKE MORNING LIGHT

Lord, let us commit our way to You. Trust most surely you will act. Your justice dawns like morning light. With You, nothing do we lack. Let us be just in all… Read More

LET US SEE OUR CROSSES AS JEWELS

In the message of the cross, we are seen as fools. But those of us now being saved see the cross as only jewels. We proclaim Christ crucified—to the Jews a stumbling… Read More

TRANSFORM US ALL INTO SAINTS

Follow the saints because those who follow them will become saints. (Pope Saint Clement I) As we journey life, Lord. with eyes on Your loving heart, May the saints be the ones… Read More

PATIENCE, PRAYER AND SILENCE

“Patience, prayer and silence, these are what give strength to the soul.” (St. Faustina)   Lord, we so need Your strength, With Your strength fill our souls. May patience, prayer and silence,… Read More

EARTH HAS NEVER MET A SORROW WHICH HEAVEN CANNOT HEAL

  Earth has no sorrow, which heaven cannot heal. (Saint Thomas More)   The wounds may go down deep, the sorrow be unreal. We pray for healing of our loved ones.  On… Read More

LITTLE GIRL, I SAY TO YOU ARISE!

“He took the child by the hand and said to her, ‘Talitha koum,’ which means, ‘Little girl, I say to you, arise!’ The girl, a child of twelve, arose immediately and walked around (Mark… Read More