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Posted on October 7, 2021

When Jesus Christ explained the great wonder of God’s love for us, he said that God loved the world so much that the only son was given up to death for us.

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How might you live a life of sacrifice today?

Today’s text is drawn from Moreau’s Sermons.

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Posted on October 6, 2021

If you love Jesus, you would stake your happiness on trying to become like him, and you would soon become a faithful image of him.

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Blessed Moreau spoke often about the need to take risks in our pursuit of God’s love. What is a risk you might take as you reflect upon today’s text?

Today’s text is drawn from Moreau’s Exercises.

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Posted on October 5, 2021

We can count on God’s help if we can devise means for making virtue attractive to young people.

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How might you model the life and person of Christ for others today?

Today’s text is drawn from Moreau’s School Prospectus.

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Posted on October 4, 2021

After the humanity of Jesus, Mary’s heart is the finest masterpiece ever to leave the Creator’s hands.

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Reflect upon the relationships in your life here on earth that enrich your relationship with God.

Today’s text is drawn from Moreau’s Sermons.

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Posted on October 3, 2021

May Mary and Saint Joseph and all the saints always intercede for us before God.

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Who is your family and how might you draw strength from them today?

Today’s text is drawn from Moreau’s Sermons.

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Posted on October 2, 2021

God’s eyes are constantly on our heart; God sees and esteems our heart because it is from there that our generous dispositions arise.

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How do you want to be seen by God and by others today?

Today’s text is drawn from Moreau’s Sermons.

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Posted on October 1, 2021

Mary’s heart is the most worthy reality given to us out of the kindness of God; this heart deserves our veneration and our love.

How might you extend an act of kindness today, and how might you receive an act of kindness?

Today’s text is drawn from Moreau’s Sermons.

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Posted on September 30, 2021

Love Jesus Christ, and before long his thoughts, his feelings, and his way of living will be your own.

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How might you reflect the image of God in yourself to another person today?

Today’s text is drawn from Moreau’s Exercises.

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Posted on September 29, 2021

Those who neglect study will never acquire the kind or amount of knowledge necessary for the proper fulfillment of their duties.

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Reflecting upon today’s reading, what are the roadblocks for you today in experiencing God’s presence? How might you offer those into God’s hands today?

Today’s text is drawn from Moreau’s Letters.

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Posted on September 28, 2021

We shall accomplish very imperfectly God’s designs for us if we do not apply ourselves to cultivating our intellects and enriching our minds with knowledge proper to our work.

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How might you be an image-bearer of God today?

Today’s text is drawn from Moreau’s Letters.

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Blessed Father Moreau was a French priest in the nineteenth century who founded the Congregation of Holy Cross, an order dedicated to educating hearts and minds.

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