If you like to use music in prayer, I might suggest Song of the Body of Christ as a beautiful reflection about solidarity. Questions for reflection: -What circumstances came up for you in the past weeks where you had the opportunity to live out this call to solidarity, or were presented with the choice to do so?

Opening Reflection If you like to use music in prayer, listen to Sarah Hart’s In the House that Love is Building, which gives voice to the active role that God has in our lives, and the call each of us has to be proactive in cultivating the Reign of God on earth. Opening Prayer Loving God, there

Opening Reflection If you like to use music in prayer, listen to Michael Joncas’ We Come to Your Feast, which offers a beautiful reminder that our charisms are uniquely gifted to us and that they have been given to share; an invitation to participate in God’s own creative and generous Spirit. Prayer Author of Creation, You lovingly

Opening Prayer If you like to use music in prayer, listen to Lauren Daigle’s I Will Rescue You, particularly for times when we have been vulnerable, embracing God’s infinite tenderness for each of us who find ourselves still in that place of deep vulnerability and unknown. Gracious God, in Jesus you embody such deep humility. You

If you like to use music in prayer, I might suggest this song as a beautiful meditation God’s lavish hospitality. A Place at Your Table by Ben Walther The way we came to know love was that he laid down his life for us; so we ought to lay down our lives for our brothers. If someone who

Opening Prayer: If you like to use music in prayer, I might suggest either song as a meditation on recognizing the needs of our brothers and sisters as human rights, as well as the active role we need to take in bringing that about in the Kingdom on Earth:  (Throwback) What if Jesus Came Back Like