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How to start a pilgrimage journaling practiceA pilgrimage journal is a record of a journey with prayer attached. It can hold the route you walked, the Mass you attended, conversations with fellow…
How to make a holy hour: a step by step guideA holy hour is a focused period of prayer before the Blessed Sacrament, usually lasting sixty minutes. It may take place alone or with a group, in a church, a…
St. Paul on the body of Christ and spiritual giftsSt. Paul never treats the body of Christ as a grand idea detached from people. In his letters, the church is a living body: Christ is its head, and each member…
How to host a Catholic men's conference speaker seriesA conference gathering for Catholic men can become a substantial act of evangelisation and lay spiritual formation. It offers men space to encounter Catholic…
The seven sorrows of Mary: A devotion for our timesThe Seven Sorrows of Mary invite Catholics to enter the Passion of Jesus through the eyes of his mother. They gather the Gospel accounts of Simeon’s warning,…
How to Lead a Group on the Spiritual Exercises of St IgnatiusThe Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius are often described as a four-week Catholic retreat, yet leading a group requires much more than summarising a retreat…
Catholic perspectives on the end timesEnd-time teaching is easily reduced to disaster headlines, secret dates or political speculation. Catholic perspectives on the last things, or eschatology,…
How to practice fasting and almsgiving beyond LentMany Australian Catholics encounter fasting and almsgiving during Lent, but the rhythm can disappear as soon as Easter arrives. The Church treats these…
St. Peter: From fisherman to rock of the ChurchSt. Peter’s story starts with a weathered boat, a crowded net, and a man whose livelihood depended on the lake. Before he was an apostle, before the Gospel…