Daily Mass readings and reflections from The Word Among Us
Benedictine Daily Meditation from the Sisters of St Benedict’s Monastery, St Joseph, Minnesota
Daily Reflections from Conception Abbey
Christian Art: read the daily Gospel through art. One newsletter a day with the Gospel reading of the day, alongside a work of art that is poignant, reflective and appropriate to that reading, accompanied by a short reflection on the artwork and the reading.
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Resources for daily Lectio Divina: Divine Reading
“Listen with the ear of the heart” (St Benedict)
Lectio is the practice of listening to a scriptural passage without preconceived thought or intellectual study. It is not Bible study; nor is it an opportunity to share or discuss. It is an opportunity to quiet oneself and be receptive to God speaking through the Holy Spirit.
Lectio Divina: Extracts from an article by Fr Stephen Ortiger in The Tablet 2001
Lectio Divina as a Spiritual Practice
Lectio Divina Spiritual Reading
Lectio Divina: a short guide to praying with the Scriptures
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Catholic Apps
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iPray is an application that will help you to pray with the Gospel of each day. It provides the Gospel of the day and commentary on it.
Hallow is a meditation app to help you find peace and grow in your spiritual journey.
One Minute Pause is a simple way to connect with God in the midst of your busy day.
Reimagining the Examen offers a modern take on St Ignatius’ 500-year-old prayer. Its Examens can be adapted to the user’s particular need and situations. With thoughtful reflections on relationships, pending decisions, times of transition or gratitude, the user can review their day with God wherever they are.