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…
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…
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…
The digital age has ushered in a host of behavioral phenomena that reflect our complex relationship with technology. From phubbing to clickbait fatigue, these modern conditions reveal how devices and online platforms shape our interactions, mental health, and physical well-being. Below, we explore ten such concepts—phubbing, nomophobia, doomscrolling, FOMO, ghosting, screen addiction, social media envy,…
There is longing in us to live always in God’s grace, free from sin and close to His heart. A good confession can wash away our sins, but staying in grace is a daily journey. The Catholic Church offers a beautiful gift called a plenary indulgence to help us grow in holiness and help souls…
Engage I thank You, Jesus, for Your divine words. Help me, Lord, to understand what You are speaking to me through Your precious words. My dear beloved Lord, today I see a young man coming to You with all his goodwill, desiring to inherit eternal life. But, Lord, You told him that he lacked one…
Evil often enters our lives in subtle ways that we do not immediately notice. Just as a thief sneaks in through an unlocked door, demons look for gaps in our spiritual defenses.
“Don Bosco lived a pastoral experience in his first Oratory which serves as a model; it was for the youngsters a home that welcomed, a parish that evangelized, a school that prepared them for life, and a playground where friends could meet and enjoy themselves. As we carry out our mission today, the Valdocco experience…
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