A group of men is gathering each Thursday at SMV to encourage each other as we work to seek God’s will in our everyday lives. Is He really present to us each minute of the day? Is He really at work guiding and shaping us as members of the Body of Christ? We are following the suggestion of St. Ignatius of Loyola to use the “Examen Prayer” to review our week. It is a simple, orderly, and somewhat contem-plative method that is sure to help us re-center our ordinary lives on Christ. He wants us to have hearts and minds like Him! All we have to do is try, and be open to His Holy Spirit.
A group of men is gathering each Thursday at SMV to encourage each other as we work to seek God’s will in our everyday lives. Is He really present to us each minute of the day? Is He really at work guiding and shaping us as members of the Body of Christ? We are following the suggestion of St. Ignatius of Loyola to use the “Examen Prayer” to review our week. It is a simple, orderly, and somewhat contem-plative method that is sure to help us re-center our ordinary lives on Christ. He wants us to have hearts and minds like Him! All we have to do is try, and be open to His Holy Spirit.
A group of men is gathering each Thursday at SMV to encourage each other as we work to seek God’s will in our everyday lives. Is He really present to us each minute of the day? Is He really at work guiding and shaping us as members of the Body of Christ? We are following the suggestion of St. Ignatius of Loyola to use the “Examen Prayer” to review our week. It is a simple, orderly, and somewhat contem-plative method that is sure to help us re-center our ordinary lives on Christ. He wants us to have hearts and minds like Him! All we have to do is try, and be open to His Holy Spirit.
A group of men is gathering each Thursday at SMV to encourage each other as we work to seek God’s will in our everyday lives. Is He really present to us each minute of the day? Is He really at work guiding and shaping us as members of the Body of Christ? We are following the suggestion of St. Ignatius of Loyola to use the “Examen Prayer” to review our week. It is a simple, orderly, and somewhat contem-plative method that is sure to help us re-center our ordinary lives on Christ. He wants us to have hearts and minds like Him! All we have to do is try, and be open to His Holy Spirit.