My Lenten Journey With Mother Mary Notebook

A notebook is a blank book that you can write in. Students often carry notebooks, where they can take notes (and doodle). The pages in a notebook are often lined, so that you can write neatly. You might keep one for writing to-do lists or thoughts (like a journal), or your notebooks might all be large binders full of class notes and math problems. The book consists of 120 pages. It consists of a glossy casing. The size of notebook is 6 x 9.

A Lenten Journey with Mother Mary invites you to walk with the world's singular model of faith and purity — the Virgin Mary herself — each day of your Lenten spiritual pilgrimage to Easter. Here the enlightened Fr. Edward Looney presents Mary's messages one by one, dedicating each week of Lent to an overarching theme from her apparitions and drawing from each a vibrant new spiritual lesson for your life. With the help of Our Lady and Fr. Looney, you'll discover how to make your examinations of conscience more fruitful; you'll learn powerful new methods of prayer; and you'll gain an unwavering trust in Our Lord's love and mercy. As you struggle to pray during times of fasting, a new peace will envelop you as you grow in confidence that the Mother of God is praying for you. You'll also learn: The keys to praying silently so you can hear God's voice The three ways Mary works to convert sinners How specifically to pray for the

A notebook is a blank book that you can write in. Students often carry notebooks, where they can take notes (and doodle). The pages in a notebook are often lined, so that you can write neatly. You might keep one for writing to-do lists or thoughts (like a journal), or your notebooks might all be large binders full of class notes and math problems. The book consists of 120 pages. It consists of a glossy casing. The size of notebook is 6 x 9.

"A collection of meditations and prayers, with a Marian theme, for each day of Lent and the Easter Octave"--

Mother Mary Francis, abbess of a Poor Clare Monastery for over forty years, left an enduring legacy in her writings and in the conferences she gave to her spiritual daughters. In this work she presents beautiful meditations on the liturgical season of Lent, revealing the treasures of the liturgy to Christians in all walks of life. Her insight into Holy Scripture and her poet's heart engendered reflections that illuminate the daily Mass readings in a fresh and attractive way. These meditations enlighten the reader to see conversion as positive and enriching, and help us to understand that the generous embrace of Lenten penance has a purpose and brings a wondrous reward: deeper union with God. She was a true daughter of Saint Francis of Assisi, who found perfect joy by turning away from self to God. As a spiritual guide, Mother Mary Francis excels in the art of persuasion, aware that the human heart cannot be forced but only gently led to holiness. She makes this goal attractive and desirable by tirelessly explaining why striving for holiness is the happiest and wisest way to live. This book provides a wealth of material for plundering the riches of the Lenten season and for deepening one's spiritual life. Her meditations are profound and timeless, not changing from year to year, thus providing a lifetime of Lenten meditations in this one volume.

Bestselling author and beloved retreat leader Joyce Rupp has offered companionship and gentle guidance throughout the seasons in such books as May I Have This Dance? and Anchors for the Soul. In Jesus, Friend of My Soul, each two-page daily reflection brings our attention to the Lenten season, providing reflections for growth and inviting us to follow Jesus and become more like him. “As Christians,” Joyce Rupp writes, “we look to the person of Jesus to learn from him.” Because our lives are filled to the brim with activity, it is easy to drift away from trying to live as Jesus did, and we find ourselves in need of time to focus on drawing close to him again and learning from his example. In Jesus, Friend of My Soul, Rupp guides us from Ash Wednesday through Easter Sunday illustrating both how Jesus called his followers to change and how his actions provide us a blueprint for growth. Rupp helps us learn from the qualities of Jesus and the actions and teachings that marked his time on earth, including: how Jesus extended mercy after Peter’s denials how Jesus trusted in his Father, even as he experienced other emotions when troubling events occurred how Jesus spoke and acted with integrity, which made him a valuable and trustworthy person for others to listen to and follow Each day’s reflection begins with a verse from scripture and a meditation centered on Jesus’ life, actions, and teachings that are applied to our lives. We are then offered a prayer and an intention to carry with us throughout the day. Each brief reflection gently leads us to new growth in our lives and invites us to reach new depths in our faith. Questions for individual or group study are included.

There can be no doubt that as a mother, Mary shared in the sorrows in her Son; she was there also by his side at the foot of cross. Thus, the purpose of this book is to help people better appreciate the sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary during the passion of her Son as well as the roles she played in the redemptive mission of Jesus Christ. The scriptural readings, meditations, and prayers provided in this book have been arranged for each day from Ash Wednesday to Holy Saturday so as to aid reflections on the sorrows that Mary suffered during the passion and death of Jesus. This book takes you through the pains sorrows that Mary suffered on Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday. Her sorrows on these three days of her Son's life have been arraigned in this book as follows: Ash Wednesday: The Agony in the Garden; Thursday After Ash Wednesday: The Betrayal of Jesus by Judas; Friday After Ash Wednesday: The Arrest of Jesus; Saturday After Ash Wednesday: Jesus in the House of Ananias; First Week of Lent: Jesus Before the Sanhedrin; Second Week of Lent: Jesus Before Pilate; Third Week of Lent: The Way of the Cross; Fourth Week of Lent: The Crucifixion of Jesus; Fifth Week of Lent: The Death of Jesus; and Holy Week: The Burial of Jesus. Each day in this book is divided into three parts. The first part is a scripture reading, the second part is a meditation, and the third part is a prayer. The prayers of the Stations of the Cross have been provided in the appendix of this book.

Building on the interest generated by Sullivan's previous art and spirituality title, Windows into the Soul, this book focuses on the journey from darkness to light inherent in Lent. By using an easily accessible liturgical format, the book provides a pathway for those who walk from Ash Wednesday to the empty tomb of Easter. Organized around holy days and Sundays in Lent, chapters begin with a prayer or poetic excerpt, followed by scripture for the day or week. A narrative then expands on the themes introduced by the prayer and scripture. Exercises following the narratives are simple--mostly collage exercises using differing techniques--and are accessible to a wide audience. Soul Questions, popular with readers, guide the spiritual exercise following the narrative, and Thoughts for the Journey, also popular with Windows readers, complete each chapter with suggestions for further reflection.

Have you thought about what you're doing for Lent this year? Is it enough to give up sweets, or should we strive for more? With this Catholic book, you will get much more out of your Lenten journey. This book includes: - Daily challenges, questions, quotes, and selected feast days for Lent 2021 - Spaces to write your daily prayers and thanksgiving lists - Catholic prayers, information on the Most Holy Rosary and the Sacred Heart devotion - Instructions on praying the Seven Sorrows of Mary, the Divine Mercy Chaplet, and more!

Have you thought about what you're doing for Lent this year? Is it enough to give up sweets, or should we strive for more this year? With this Catholic book, you will get much more out of your Lenten journey. After all, the point of Lent is to increase your faith and become closer to Jesus. This book includes: - Daily challenges, questions, quotes, and selected feast days for Lent 2018 - Spaces to write your daily prayers and thanksgiving lists - Catholic prayers, information on the Most Holy Rosary and the Sacred Heart devotion - Instructions on praying the Seven Sorrows of Mary, the Divine Mercy Chaplet, and more!