Dear Deacon Dinh,
Planning and packing for a trip can be both a challenge and an opportunity! Our Lenten Journey is only weeks away. We have some treats for you to bring to make this Lent a deeper encounter of God’s love and help you discern how the Spirit is calling you.
Use the Sunday Readings as your map. We have Reflection Guides for each Sunday that help take your blinders off and see the world in new and exciting ways. You can use these Guides in English or Spanish alone or with your faith community. Sign up now for weekly Reminders. Preview the Guides for Adults and for families.
Be sure to check out all our Lenten Resources, including the iconic Maryknoll Stations of the Cross at www.maryknoll.us Hot off the press from the Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns we offer a new Lenten Reflection Guide: Upholding Human Dignity and Human Rights
Are you helping children or youth in their faith journey? Our latest edition of Discover Your Neighbor is here for Lent. This issue will draw them into the idea of solidarity and how we are deeply connected to all people. Get the lesson for K-5 here and check out the Discover Your Neighbor website for other resources for Lent. Sign up to receive an email reminder for when the new issue is ready.
It’s not late to sign up for our Lenten Book Club starting in March where we will reflect upon Fr. Bryan N. Massingale’s best selling book, Racial Justice and the Catholic Church. As a leading black Catholic moral theologian, he addresses the thorny issue of racial justice past and present.
Our monthly webinar featuring a Maryknoll missioner is accepting signups for the next one with Br. Loren Beaudry on March 17th. He will share with us his work with Tanzanian schools to better teach learning disabled students.
The Maryknoll Community Outreach Team is sponsoring a Women's Day of Prayer on March 5. Click here to find out how you can participate!
Bon voyage,
Your Maryknoll Mission Education Team
Kris EastTue, Feb 22 at 6:03 AM
