The Cross has Wings
Pain is a vocation. Although it may seem strange and even scandalous for many to hear such a statement, it is so, and it must be understood this way by us who have received the grace of faith.
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Don Gnocchi and the Drop of Suffering
To accompany this Holy Week, we want to share a brief biography of Blessed Carlo Gnocchi, a man who was no stranger to participating in Christ’s Passion, and to offer a reflection on his work “The Pedagogy of Innocent Suffering.”
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Saint Faustina Kowalska and Suffering: A Profound Lesson in Mercy and Hope
Saint Faustina Kowalska and suffering: discover how pain, united to Christ and Divine Mercy, becomes a path of hope, love, and holiness.
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Trust in God Always | Fr. Miguel Ángel Fuentes
BUY – “To abandon oneself into the hands of God means to surrender completely to Him the rights over one’s life—plans, thoughts, projects, desires. […] It also means living the present moment: seeing God here and now; discerning what He wants here and now. We should not worry about the past—and even less about the future; anything other than the present must be left in the hands of Divine Providence.”
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Memoirs of a Yukon Priest | Segundo Llorente S.J.
PDF – “I emerged from my bunk into the pre-dawn darkness, lit a lamp and fired the stove. Ice had formed overnight, but with care the water melted—enough to wash. Pulling on seal-skin boots, I walked two steps to the little altar and there, alone with God, found heaven on earth in that remote chapel.”
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The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola
“Man is created to praise, reverence, and serve God our Lord, and by this means to save his soul. All other things on the face of the earth are created for man to help him in attaining the end for which he is created.”
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The Particular Examination of Conscience and the Dominant Defect | Fr. Miguel Ángel Fuentes
BUY – “The great classics of Christian spirituality have regarded as a privileged method for forming the will—that is, for acquiring virtues, uprooting vices, and correcting defects—the daily work on a single, well-defined point in our spiritual or emotional life.”
Trustful Surrender to Divine Providence | Jean Pierre de Caussade S.J.
PDF – “The present moment is always filled with infinite treasures. It contains more than you have the capacity to hold. Faith is the measure: you will enjoy as much as you believe.”
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The Calvary and the Mass | Fulton Sheen
BUY – “The Mass is the continuation of Calvary. It is not a mere symbol or memorial; it is the same sacrifice, offered in an unbloody manner on the altar, as it was on the Cross.”
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