Thursday, February 22, 2007
Via Crucis: The Way of the Cross
Our Fishstick Fridays series of Lent events begins this Friday, Feb. 23. Join us at 6:30 p.m. in the sanctuary of St. Joseph for prayers followed by a simple supper. And that's not all! We are also featuring Jerusalem Stations, a digital visual experience taking you to the heart of the Holy Land. Ever wonder what the real Stations of the Cross look like? Come and see this powerfully moving presentation. Through the magic of multimedia technology we'll visit sites like the one pictured here.
But wait, there's more! We're teaming up with other young adult ministry groups for more events as we journey through Lent answering the call to conversion. Stay tuned.
Lent: Hearing the Call to Conversion
Holy Fishsticks! Lent Is Here!
Lent is our call to conversion. Here at the St. Joe's Young Adults blog, we are your Pahtnas in Prayer! And fasting. And almsgiving. We'll be giving you the heads-up to seasonal events that will enhance your call. Stay tuned for upcoming events.
For daily prayer, check out these awesome resources:
Pray As You Go is prayer in a podcast. This daily dose of readings, reflection and sacred music is guaranteed to pump you up - in prayer! It's produced by Jesuit Media Initiatives in London. The viral buzz that turned this site into a worldwide phenom just goes to show you that there is more to life on the Internet than YouTube celebrity outings.
Sacred Space is a daily prayer online produced by the Irish Jesuits. "It might seem strange to pray at your computer, in front of a screen, especially if there are other people around you, or distracting noises. But God is everywhere, all around us, constantly reaching out to us, even in the most unlikely situations. When we know this, and with a bit of practice, we can pray anywhere!" (From the Sacred Space website introduction)
From the introductory screen, you are lead to read and meditate on the interactive text. Consider it a digital lectio divina!
Daily Readings of the New American Bible
The daily readings, as well as the full text of the NAB, are available online. The US Conference of Catholic Bishops website also features a podcast of the readings.
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