Self-Forgetfulness and Abnegation
Dan Burke
October 30, 2014
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Self-forgetfulness and Abnegation Presence of God – O Lord, You who give Yourself to us even to becoming our food, teach me to give
Apostolic Immolation
Dan Burke
October 23, 2014
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Apostolic Immolation Presence of God— O Jesus, immolated for my salvation, make me worthy to immolate myself with You for the salvation of souls.
Blessed Are the Clean of Heart
Dan Burke
October 9, 2014
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Blessed Are the Clean of Heart Presence of God – O Lord, purify my heart and my mind, that I may learn to know
Spiritual Progress
Dan Burke
September 25, 2014
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Spiritual Progress Presence of God – Help me, O Lord, to advance rapidly in the path of virtue. MEDITATION “Be ye holy, because I the
That Loving Knowledge of God
Anthony Lilles
September 20, 2014
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That Loving Knowledge of God Although the Almighty is beyond the power of human understanding to grasp, Christians believe that knowing God’s Will is possible
Fortitude and Patience
Dan Burke
September 18, 2014
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Fortitude and Patience Presence of God – Teach me, O Lord, to bear my sufferings with fortitude and patience. MEDITATION Although courage is needed to
Your Prayer Life: Inspiration from Venerable Mother Luisita
Carmelite Sisters
September 9, 2014
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Your Prayer Life My beloved child, Between Jesus and the soul there flows a current no one can see and a dialogue that no one
Boundless Hope
Dan Burke
August 7, 2014
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Boundless Hope Presence of God – Sustain my hope in Thee, O Lord, so that it may be without measure. MEDITATION St. Thomas teaches
The Obscure Light of Faith
Dan Burke
July 31, 2014
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The Obscure Light of Faith Presence of God – Teach me to believe, O Lord, even in darkness and obscurity; teach me to believe
Attachments: What are they? How do they hinder my spiritual life? (I/II)
Carmelite Sisters
June 18, 2014
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In your recent series on getting stuck in spiritual growth (which was very helpful by the way) you mentioned the idea of “attachments.” I think
