Reconciliation is a beautiful way to mend broken relationships and heal hurting hearts. It shows God’s endless love, which always welcomes us back. Jesus Christ, who perfectly showed God’s love, gives us a clear example of how to reconcile with others. His approach is simple yet powerful, and we can follow it in our own…
Forgiveness is a gift we give not only to others but also to ourselves. When we hold onto anger or resentment, we carry a heavy burden that weighs down our hearts, trapping us in guilt and despair. Jesus teaches us that forgiving others is a path to freedom, a way to experience God’s mercy and…
The devil’s strategy is not only to tempt us into sin but to trap us in discouragement afterward, convincing us we’re beyond God’s mercy. Sin is his bait; despair is his goal. Yet, Scripture reveals a God who forgives endlessly when we return with sincere repentance. By understanding this, we can rise quickly after a…
In Part 1, we explored the seven principles of Vox Divini Meditation, which guide you to meditate on the Gospels in a way that transforms you to be more like Jesus. These principles, summed up in the word WALKING, help you focus on Christ’s character and live out His love, kindness, and humility. Now, let’s…
Meditation comes in many forms, but the real test is whether it makes you more like Jesus. It’s not just about feeling calm—it’s about changing your heart and mind, as Rom 12:2 says, to show Jesus’ love, patience, and humility every day. If you’ve meditated on the Gospels for two years, you should act more…
This challenge is only for those who have attended Vox Divini Voyage-1 and have learnt the Vox Divini Meditation. It provides a framework for Meditation, offering daily Gospel passages, contexts, and two qualities of Jesus (Engages) to inspire interpersonal relationships. However, this is not a complete meditation. To do the meditation fully, one must respond…
The Spiritual Exercises, a structured form of retreats popularized by St. Ignatius of Loyola, were a cornerstone of St. John Bosco’s apostolic vision and the mission of the Salesian Congregation he founded. In Don Bosco’s era, the term “Spiritual Exercises” was the prevalent expression for organizing retreats—periods of prayer, meditation, and instruction aimed at fostering…
On May 8, 2025, Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, a Chicago-born Augustinian prelate, was elected the 267th pope, taking the name Leo XIV. His election marks a historic moment, as he becomes the first American-born pope and the first Augustinian to lead the Catholic Church in centuries. Known for his pastoral approach, global experience, and commitment…
In today’s digital age, our smartphones are more than just gadgets—they’re our lifelines. From staying connected with friends to navigating unfamiliar streets, these pocket-sized devices have become extensions of ourselves. But what happens when your phone’s battery dies, you lose signal, or you leave it behind? For many, this triggers a wave of anxiety known…
This challenge is only for those who have attended TAPPING (Season 1) and have learnt the POWER Meditation. Itprovides a framework for Power Meditation, offering daily Gospel passages, contexts, and two qualities of Jesus (Engages) to inspire interpersonal relationships. However, this is not a complete meditation. To do the meditation fully, one must respond to…
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