Whether you have young children, or would like to introduce Lectio Divina to children in your school, retreat centre, or prayer group, I hope you can use the tips I’ve developed to bring the joy of Lectio Divina to the younger generation! … Continue readingIntroducing Lectio Divina to Little Ones
Catholics get a bad rap when it comes to reading and knowing their Bible. It’s a shame, really, because not only is nearly every line from the Mass and sacraments imbued with biblical references and tradition, but there is so much grace, healing, and strength … Continue readingLectio Divina: Grow Closer to God This Advent Through Divine Reading
I have a small group of women that I try to get together with once a month to pray using lectio divina and the Gospel reading for the upcoming Sunday. We have actually not been able to meet for the last few months so I … Continue readingLectio Divina: Fourth Sunday of Easter (Good Shepherd Sunday-Year A)
One of the aspects of lectio divina that I like is the chance to spend some time with God on a short bit of Scripture. God can speak to us through only one word or maybe just a short phrase. This gets harder to do … Continue readingLectio Divina: Palm Sunday (Year A)
What does it take for you to believe in Jesus? Or what did it take? Was it being knocked over and struck with blindness like St. Paul. Or maybe it was witnessing a miracle. Do miracles even happen any more? I believe they do, if … Continue readingLectio Divina: The Fifth Sunday of Lent (Year A)