Meditations by Fr Joseph Evans, a Catholic priest of Opus Dei at Grandpont House in Oxford, England. These prayer sessions, designed for both men and women, aim...
This meditation explores the theme of commitment as presented in Mark chapter 10. From the radical self-giving of the apostles to the blind faith of Bartimaeus, we'll consider how we can deepen our own commitment to Christ and live lives of greater love, service, and faithfulness.
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The Genesis of Hope
Drawing inspiration from the Book of Genesis and the account of Noah's Ark, this meditation explores our role as stewards of creation and the importance of chastity and sanctified work. We’ll reflect on how sin has disrupted the harmony between humanity and the world, and how, through Mary’s example and a commitment to virtuous living, we can strive to restore all things to Christ and build a new creation.
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A Vocation for All
This meditation explores the dignity of womanhood and the unique contributions of women to the Church, society, and Opus Dei. We'll reflect on the beauty of motherhood, the sanctity of domestic work, and the vital role women play in building a truly human and Christian culture, with support from the heart of priests .
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Fraternal Charity
Starting the new year with a call to fraternal charity, Fr. Oskari Juurikkala reflects on Christ washing his disciples’ feet, challenging us to live lives of service and understanding. Drawing from the Letter to the Hebrews and St. Josemaria Escriva, this meditation explores how brotherly love—through genuine friendship and practical kindness—sustains our faith, strengthens commitment, and helps us imitate Christ’s love.
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The Presentation of the Lord
On this feast of the Presentation, we reflect on the hope and good desires of Simeon and Anna, and how they recognized Christ in the temple. Let’s seek to cultivate this same open heart, finding God in the ordinariness of our lives, and trusting that he will guide us through these times of uncertainty.
Meditations by Fr Joseph Evans, a Catholic priest of Opus Dei at Grandpont House in Oxford, England. These prayer sessions, designed for both men and women, aim to facilitate a profound, personal encounter with the living presence of Jesus Christ.
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