March 24: Lenten Retreat Day 17
Lenten Retreat 2025
•
5m 43s
DEACON ROBERT KINGHORN
CHURCH ON THE STREET
WHERE ARE YOUR WOUNDS?
True faith is not lived in comfort but in the willingness to stand for what is right, even when it costs us. The principal’s question—"Was there nothing worth fighting for?"—challenges us to examine our own lives. Do we risk wounds for justice and love, or do we seek safety? Jesus entered into our loneliness to offer us connection. We are called to do the same for others, walking beside them with love and compassion.
What is worth fighting for in my life, and am I willing to bear the wounds that come with it?
Come Lord Jesus. Take away our “Alone-ness” and give us intimacy with you. Let it no longer be “I am” but forever “we are” Amen.
Up Next in Lenten Retreat 2025
-
March 22: Lenten Retreat Day 16
The Christ of the Apocalypse
Msgr. A. Robert Nusca
EPILOGUE: THE NEW JERUSALEM
John’s visions invite us to never lose our focus upon God, of the divine image within, the pearl of great price, the treasure hidden in a field; the morning star that is already rising in our hearts: for nothing other ... -
March 21: Lenten Retreat Day 15
The Christ of the Apocalypse
Msgr. A. Robert Nusca
TALK 7: THE FOURTH FACE: THE FAITHFUL TRANSFORMED BY GOD’S GRACE
St. John [the evangelist] shows us how the story of the arrival of a new heaven and a new earth is not complete without a vision of paradise regained for the human person, created i... -
March 20: Lenten Retreat Day 14
