Rest In Thee Missionaries of God's Love Sisters

Come and stand at the shore of the Father's love, and allow it to soak over and through you. Wherever you need His love in your life today, take some time to let Him meet you there.




"Come, Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of Your faithful

enkindle in them the fire, the fire of Your love.

Send forth Your Spirit and we shall be created.

And You shall renew the face of the earth."

Traditional Catholic Prayer from Roman Missal, Pentecost Sequence.

Spend some time with Jesus reflecting on the blessings of life, your life, and give your heart a chance to bloom in gratitude.

We all long for life. Life is pure gift, and the kind of life Jesus offers us is made accessible only through Him, only through and on account of the Sacred Heart, pierced open in love for the world. To help us deepen in this week's feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, this meditation includes the second reading from the Office of Readings for the feast from St Bonaventure (Opusculum 3, Lignum vitae, 29-30. 47: Opera omnia 8, 79), as well as a song that Kathryn has written reflecting on this passage. 

Be ministered to by the Holy Spirit as you open up your heart and call on Him to dwell in and with you in this meditation helping us to enter into Pentecost. Love, peace, joy, guidance, healing, whatever you need, spend some time calling on the Spirit.

Enter Luke 19:1-10, allowing the story of Zacchaeus to become a place of encounter in your own story with Jesus. Things about or in us, as well as things outside us can stand between us and Jesus. But if you seek Jesus, he will find you.

"Man is the priest of all creation; he speaks in its name, but only insofar as he is guided by the Spirit...[the initiative of God] restores in us our true humanity; it restores in us our unique dignity. Yes, we are brought into the higher dignity of the children of God, the children of God who are the hope of all creation." In a book containing a series of answered interview questions, Pope St John Paul II reminds us that when we pray it is not in isolation by or for ourselves. Responding the initiative of God as we step into our role as those in creation giving voice to God's glory, we find restoration.