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Lent Lectio Divina
EMMA JOHNSON — We want the living water! Join us as we pray with this Sunday’s Gospel reading featuring Jesus’ encounter with the woman at the well.
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Podcasts: ACU’s Speaking of Liturgy
STAFF — Fr. Andrew Doohan reflects on initiation as an apprenticeship in Christ.
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AI and the Liturgy at Saint Peter’s
DANIELLA ZSUPAN-JEROME — If we all insert our headphones and tune into our devices instead, what of our global sense of unity may be lost?
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Sacrosanctum Concilium: Artículo 12
REV. MICHAEL JONCAS –Acompáñenos en la relectura del Concilio Sacrosanto, disponible en español e inglés / Join us in a re-reading of Sacrosanctum Concilium, available in Spanish and English!
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60-Second Sermons
ANA DAILEY — As Christians, we are called to reach out to those we assume have nothing in common with us, just as Jesus does with the Samaritan woman.
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Sacrosanctum Concilium: Artículo 11
REV. MICHAEL JONCAS –Acompáñenos en la relectura del Concilio Sacrosanto, disponible en español e inglés / Join us in a re-reading of Sacrosanctum Concilium, available in Spanish and English!
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Visio Divina
STAFF — Pray with today’s Gospel reading through a video form of Visio Divina. Today we’re reminded to love our enemies and pray for those who persecute us.
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Lent Lectio Divina
JULIA FRYC — At the scene of Jesus’ Transfiguration, the invitation is to BE, not to DO. To witness, not jump into action.
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¿De izquierda a derecha?
LIBORIUS LUMMA — La señal de la cruz de arriba hacia abajo y luego de izquierda a derecha. Disponible en español e inglés / The sign of the cross from top to bottom and then from left to right. Available in Spanish and English!
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