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Letter from Jesus

I found this letter with my mother’s things. I don’t know where she got it so I can’t cite the source.

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Recalculating … what the Garmin, the GPS guidance system now used by so many car drivers,  says when you have gone in a direction contrary to its plan. It reminds me of the recalculating that must be done when there is an unexpected pregnancy.  Working at the Crisis Pregnancy Center of Northfield, formerly Birthright, I have seen how [...]

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A good source of information is on this site of the United States Conference of Catholic bishops.  Notice it is the old.usccb.org/romanmissal http://old.usccb.org/romanmissal/

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“Listen!” is my word for today. 

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Lectio divina is being encouraged by the church today as a way to better understand Sacred Scripture and as a way to pray. Dr. Tim Gray is his book Praying Scripture for a CHANGE, An Introduction to Lectio Divina not only gives the rationale behind doing it but explains, very well, practical ways of doing it.  He [...]

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The July 2011 issue of Magnificat includes these intercession prayers for Blessed Kateri’s feast day on July 14: For the whole Church: – instill in all believers the universal vision of the Gospel of salvation.  Response: Fill your people with your praise, O Lord! For all native peoples to whom the good news of Christ [...]

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A couple of parishioners have told me that they pray the layman’s version of Liturgy of the Hours.  Those of you who use Liturgy of the Hours as a way to pray daily, would you be willing to answer these questions? What is it? How do you use it? Why do you use it? To share please [...]

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Those of you who use lectio divina as a way to pray, would you be willing to answer these questions? What is it? How do you use it? Why do you use it? To share please click on “Leave a comment”.

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Ultimate simplification,  acronym: P R A Y E R, I Will, I win.

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In Cardinal Lercaro’s book on meditation, he speaks of the connection between intellect, heart and will and suggests a set of steps for the successful process of meditation.

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