Prayers
TOGETHER IN DOING GOOD
“…Yet let us not do this alone, as individuals. The Samaritan discovered an innkeeper who would care for the man; we too are called to unite as a family that is stronger than the sum of small individual members. For “the whole is greater than the part, but it is also greater than the sum of its parts”.” (Fratelli Tutti, n. 78)
“GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD….”
The Way of the Cross Here below, we propose an itinerary of prayer born from the contemplation of the Way of the Cross carved on wood by the artist Othmar Winkler (born at Brunico/Alto Adige in 1907) around 1950 -1952, and is found in the church of the Sisters of...
To let God’s light pass through…
The saints are our brothers and sisters who have welcomed the light of God in their heart and have passed it on to the world, each according to his or her own “hue”.
SAINTS TOGETHER from 1950
70th Anniversary of the Canonisation of Saints Bartolomea Capitanio and Vincenza Gerosa. There is a special and unique opportunity for us.... 16.00 - (time in Italy)Holy Mass from the our Santuario, in Lovere, behind closed doors. It will be precided...
BARTOLOMEA AND VINCENZA: SAINTS TOGETHER
The two Saints appear, first of all, together, in mutual relationship, one in need of the other, mutually complementary, thanks to their individual differences: together and distinct, each with her personal endowments and functions, for the good of the same undertaking…
“I am in the hands of God…” – Novena for the feast of our Saints
…Only love safeguards the life we have because it embraces our fragility and transforms it. It is God’s love that turned death into a passage of life, that changed our fear into trust, our anxiety into hope. God can change everything into good…
CHRIST IS ALIVE! HE IS OUR HOPE.
Christ is alive! We need to keep reminding ourselves of this, because we can risk seeing Jesus Christ simply as a fine model from the distant past, as a memory, as someone who saved us two thousand years ago. But that would be of no use to us: it would leave us unchanged, it would not set us free. The one who fills us with his grace, the one who liberates us, transforms us, heals and consoles us is someone fully alive. (cv 124)
THE WAY OF THE CROSS & COVID – 19
O God, our refuge in trials, our strength in sickness, our comfort in sorrow, spare your people, we pray, that, though rightly chastised now by affliction, we may find relief at last through your loving mercy.
“I WANT MORE”
At the foot of the Cross : A contemplative prayer – the Cross of Christ narrates the deepest ‘wish’ of God that surpasses our every expectation and continues in time as the sign of a love that is greater than what we can ever imagine.
HOLY THURSDAY ADORATION
In this evening, we keep vigil, contemplating Jesus who gives himself into the hands of the Father, whose will he fulfills perfectly; into the hands of sinners, for whom he lives the Passion; into the hands of death, which he will win. In the humble and surprising sign of the bread broken and given, we recognise this mystery of love.