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Category Archive for 'Cenacle'

The Soul of Prayer

Between 1877 and 1926, the Cenacle had only one Superior General: Mother Marie-Aimée Lautier.  Imagine! 49 years leading the congregation.  (Today twelve years is the limit.) Many changes took places during her time, including opening thirty Cenacles in several countries. Several of these communities were in the United States. One thing that did not change, [...]

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Blessed Obscurity

In our Christian life, we encounter light (see “You Are Light“) – and also darkness.  But take note: there is more than one kind of darkness. There is a darkness that is not from God, the darkness of evil and sin.  This darkness we want to avoid like the plague. And there is a darkness [...]

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God Didn’t Consult Me

“Many folks want to serve God, but only as advisers.” This quote came in an e-mail filled with Christian one-liners.  It seems particularly apt, especially on those days when I am making myself unhappy because God has not consulted me about the way life is going. Saint Therese Couderc knew a more reliable path to [...]

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Wonderful God

The expression “good God!” is often not a prayer.  But when Saint Therese Couderc used the words, “good God” – and she used them often – it was with reverence.  She knew God was good.  And she knew that all that God has made is good. Saint Therese, co-founder of the Sisters of the Cenacle, [...]

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Jesu Tibi Vivo: The Video

See “Jesu Tibi Vivo (Jesus, for You I Live).” For high quality viewing, click on “HQ” (bottom right of frame) after video starts.

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