Today you’re invited to read the Bible passages appointed for Pentecost Sunday. They are Acts 2.1-21, Psalm 104.25-35, 37, Romans 8.22-27 and John 15.26-27; 16.4b-15. The Collect for Pentecost is […]
The Way to the Cross
The Diocesan Lent Course 2024 ran from Ash Wednesday to Pentecost covering the Lent and Easter Seasons. It was called ‘The Way to the Cross’ and was based on the Sunday lectionary readings for each week. Throughout the week we reflected on the readings, and resources from the tradition (words, art, music, poetry and prose), were introduced to a spiritual practice and invited to undertake some form of action or service. This built on the traditional Lenten practices of prayer, fasting and almsgiving.
The Way to the Cross – Saturday 18 May
On Saturday’s in the Diocesan ‘The Way to the Cross’ you’re invited to undertake an Act or Deed. Today you’re invited to notice and see and seek first the Kingdom […]
The Way to the Cross – Friday 17 May
For this week’s personal reflection, you’re invited to reflect on God’s Kingdom but also your walk to the cross through Lent and as we’ve journeyed through Eastertide and mark Pentecost […]
The Way to the Cross – Thursday 16 May
Today you’re invited to consider different ways of praying and think about the Thy Kingdom Come global ecumenical prayer movement that runs between Ascension and Pentecost.
The Way to the Cross – Wednesday 15 May
On Wednesdays in the Diocesan Lent to Pentecost course ‘The Way to the Cross’ you’re invited to reflect on the theme of the week through music and art. This week’s […]
The Way to the Cross – Tuesday 14 May
On Tuesdays we engage with the words of others (quotes, poetry, sermons) as we reflect on the week’s theme, this week “The Coming God’s Kingdom’.
The Way to the Cross – Seventh Sunday of Easter
Today you’re invited to read the revised common lectionary scriptures appointed for today: Acts 1.15-17, 21-26, Psalm 1, 1 John 5.9-13 and John 17.6-19. The Collect for today is: Almighty […]
The Way to the Cross – Saturday 11 May
On Saturdays during the Diocesan Lent to Pentecost Course ‘The Way to the Cross’ you’re invited to consider an act or deed. Today you’re invited to consider politeness.
The Way to the Cross – Thursday 9 May
Today you’re invited to consider silent prayer as on Thursdays a contemplative practice is offered for you to try.
The Way to the Cross – Wednesday 8 May
Today you’re invited to reflect on the theme for the week: Abiding in God through music and art.