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Posted on March 20, 2024

Let us look at the means of acquiring the spirit of faith; the first is to purify our heart of all sin because the vitality of faith is in proportion to purity of heart.

How has God carried you through difficult times in the past, and what does that mean for you today?

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

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Posted on March 13, 2024

If faith is not found in the ministers of the gospel, where on earth will we ever find it?

Reflecting upon today’s reading, think of a moment when you felt God’s presence through an individual, in a place, or through an event. How did God touch you?

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

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Posted on March 12, 2024

The spirit of faith must consecrate and make holy even the least details of our everyday life.

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 Sermons.

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Posted on March 11, 2024

Faith makes us accept both with our hearts and our minds the principles of Jesus Christ, even those most opposed to the tendencies of human nature.

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 March 10, 2024

The life of faith consists of two things: forming our judgments in conformity with the principles of the gospel, and directing our actions according to its practical counsels.

Where in your life has God asked you to grow?

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

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Posted on March 9, 2024

Faith is the nourishment that maintains the life of grace within us, in somewhat the same manner that sap gives life to a plant and that blood gives life to an animal.

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 Sermons.

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Posted on February 14, 2024

Come, my God and Savior! Come and take full and entire possession of my heart and always be my portion and heritage.

Listening to the text, when have you felt God’s absence in your life?

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

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Posted on December 22, 2023

Salvation is for us of so great importance because it is the reason for the incarnation of Jesus Christ.

Reflect upon a specific blessing in your life from God.

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

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Posted on December 9, 2023

If there ever was anything which is important for us, it must be the activities to which we are called by our state in life.

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 Sermons.

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Posted on December 1, 2023

The occupations which are part of our state in life, our works, must be only different ways of working for our salvation.

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 Sermons.

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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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