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Posted on April 25, 2026April 21, 2026

Lord, give me your own spirit that I may do well the work of my ministry.

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.

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

Posted on April 24, 2026April 21, 2026

Walk to the very end in the path of perfection upon which you have entered, and love God with all your mind, heart, and strength.

Reflect on the text. What does it say to your experience?

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

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Posted on April 23, 2026April 21, 2026

Let us be ever grateful to divine providence, for even trials can heal and purify us.

With Basile Moreau, let us pray: “Lord, give me a heart more worthy of you; rather, make mine gentle, humble, zealous, and loving like yours.” How does this prayer impact you?

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

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Posted on April 22, 2026April 21, 2026

God’s consolations are but an encouragement to even more generous efforts.

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 April 21, 2026

Do nothing out of contentiousness and vanity; but in humility, look not to your own interests but to those of others.

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 April 20, 2026

If you are faithful and courageous, grace will not be wanting, and consolation will come in its own good time.

Reflect on the text. How is it affirming/challenging/consoling at this time in your life and ministry?

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

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Posted on April 19, 2026

Virtue includes those good qualities of the heart that benefit others and so constitute the true merit of a person.

St. Brother André Bessette, CSC, spent a life of simple hospitality. Reflect upon how you might extend hospitality to someone today who might not otherwise be seen.

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

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Posted on April 18, 2026

Never before has there been more powerful motives for zeal in God’s service than those inspired by the events now taking place all around us.

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 April 17, 2026

If you search for nothing but the glory of God and the salvation of others, you will find here peace, charity, and joy of heart.

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 April 16, 2026

We sometimes neglect our soul because we do not have enough esteem for it; our soul has a share in the holiness of God.

With Basile Moreau, let us pray: “Lord, give me a heart more worthy of you; rather, make mine gentle, humble, zealous, and loving like yours.” How does this prayer impact you?

Today’s text is drawn from Moreau’s Spiritual Gifts.

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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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