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Category: Letters

Posted on March 18, 2022

Let us renew our zeal; and the better to insure success in our efforts, let us constantly make ourselves holy by fidelity to our commitments.

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Blessed Moreau speaks about the “zeal.” What fosters zeal and passion in your life?

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

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Posted on March 17, 2022

My friend, be humble, charitable, recollected in God, and work every day to become more faithful to your commitments.

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Imagine the person of Jesus in your place today. Reflect on how you as Jesus, would approach the very actions, work, and tasks that you need to engage in today.

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

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Posted on March 16, 2022

Follow Jesus Christ and nothing will ever shake your vocation.

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Spend a moment in silence listening to the words of the text within you.

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

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Posted on March 15, 2022

Be convinced that nothing should shake the confidence of those who have the Lord for their portion and support.

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Reflect upon the text. How will your day impact the poor and the marginalized today?

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

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Posted on March 14, 2022

May our consolation rest firmly in God, that we may be perfectly united by love and cling to Jesus Christ as trees to their roots or buildings to their foundations.

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As Jesus was fully human, what feelings might you mutually share with him as you reflect upon today’s reading?

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

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Posted on March 7, 2022

Let us renew our generosity in the Lord’s service, and if our work seems hard and difficult, let us remember that it will last only a short time; its reward will remain forever.

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Reflect on the text and image. What can you take away for your life and ministry/work today?

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

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Posted on March 6, 2022

It is God’s own hand that has guided everything, and God it is whom we must thank above all.

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As you hear the words of Moreau, what vision immediately comes to mind? What significance does this image hold for you?

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

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Posted on March 5, 2022

I firmly trust that the same God who has begun this work under such favorable auspices will carry it through to its completion.

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Listening to the words of the text, where do you experience or hope to experience grace in your life today?

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

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Posted on February 28, 2022August 9, 2021

It is above all in our troubles that the love of Jesus is recognized.

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How might you open yourself today to the mystery of God expressed through Jesus?

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

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Posted on February 27, 2022

Now that the foundation has been laid, we must carry on this work of providence, help it reach its goals, and cooperate with whatever designs God may have for it.

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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 Letters.

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Blessed Father Moreau

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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