S07 Episode 12: Holy Week- The Stations of the Cross

Abiding Together

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

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🗓️ 6 April 2020

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

Holy Week: The Stations of the Cross

In this episode we decided to pray through the Stations of the Cross, found in St. Faustina's Diary. During Holy Week, we wanted to take this opportunity to quiet our hearts and reflect on our Lord's suffering and death, so we can enter in more fully. We hope that you will use this as a prayer resource and pray with your families or on your own.

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Resources

St Faustina's Way of the Cross

Chaplet of Divine Mercy

The Divine Mercy Novena

Discussion questions:

What part of the Stations of the Cross spoke to you?
How can you enter into Holy Week in a new way this year?
What does it mean to you, that Jesus suffered and died for you, so that you could be with Him in heaven forever?

Journal Questions:

Reflect and pray on Mt 26:40 "Then he came to the disciples and found them sleeping; and he said to Peter, "So, could you not stay awake with me one hour?"
How can you keep watch with Jesus during Holy Week?

Quote to Ponder - "Do not be afraid of sufferings; I am with you." - The Diary of St. Faustina (151)

Scripture for Lectio Divina - "Then he came to the disciples and found them sleeping; and he said to Peter, "So, could you not stay awake with me one hour?" Mt 26:40

Transcript

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0:00.0	This episode of The Abiding Together podcast is brought to you by Hallow.
0:04.3	The Hallow app provides guided prayer and meditation.
0:07.3	You can find familiar prayers like a decade of the rosary,
0:10.4	night prayer, prayer with the Psalms,
0:12.1	meditations from beloved saints, challenges, and pray lists on different topics,
0:17.2	even a recent one called Stuck at Home.
0:19.8	Hallow was started by a group of friends who had fallen in love with prayer,
0:23.3	saw all the meditation apps that were making such a difference,
0:26.0	and thought how much more powerful would it be if people could have better access
0:30.0	to the wisdom the church has to offer.
0:32.5	Abiding Together listeners can get an extended free trial of the app using the promo code
0:38.0	abide. Thanks and God bless.
0:41.5	Hello and welcome to The Abiding Together podcast.
0:45.1	Abiding Together is a place where you can find connection, rest, and encouragement on your
0:50.0	journey with Jesus Christ. My name is Sister Miriam James Highland and every week I'm joined by two
0:55.6	of my dearest friends, Michelle Benzinger and Heather Kim.
0:59.3	This podcast is born out of our friendship of sharing all kinds of things together,
1:04.0	our walk with Christ, our insights, our joys, sorrows, tears, and laughter,
1:09.2	and you are most welcome on the journey with us.
1:12.1	So grab a cup of coffee, settle in, and welcome home.
1:16.8	Hello and welcome to this week's episode of The Abiding Together podcast.
1:26.5	And welcome to a very special week. Welcome to Holy Week.
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