• The Midpoint of Lent
  
• Audio Conversation - Fourth Week of Lent
• A Contemplation on the Man Born Blind
  for the Fourth Sunday of Lent
  
  
• Realigning our Priorities 
• Family Prayer 
• Looking at Marriage in Lent
• Reconciliation and Healing  
• Praying the Gospels of Weeks 3, 4, 5
• Understanding the Scrutinies 
• Pope Francis' 2020 Lenten Message
  

• Site Index: ALL the Resources

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With this week, we begin the second part of Lent.  We ask more and more deeply to be with and like Jesus.  We desire to celebrate the approaching mystery of our salvation with greater freedom and greater joy.

Each day's gospel will now be from the Gospel according to John.  We can't avoid the feeling of being in a court room for a grand trial.  There are "witnesses" and "testimony."  It is a battle between the forces of Darkness and the Light.  The opposition to Jesus mounts.  It is inevitable that he will be killed.  But, we know that the ultimate Judgment in the trial is against Sin and Death.  We grow in gratitude and grace as we experience more deeply that this is all "for me."