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How to Discern with the Lord Today we're talking about learning how to discern things (big and little) with the Lord! First, we must learn His voice! Discerning things - big and small! Learning how to use our muscle of discernment starts with the little things! Once we learn how to discern the little things, discerning the big things in life feels much more manageable. The Lord's voice To listen to the Lord's voice, we must recognize the moments when He visits us! Recognizing the moments when the Lord visits us, then following in obedience is how we learn to respond to His voice! Learn His voice - read scripture!! Reading the word is the best way to learn the Lord's voice! Thanks for joining us, sister!! If Divine Intimacy happened to peak your interest, here's more info below :) https://blessedisshe.net/products/divine-intimacy?_pos=1&_psq=divine+intimacy&_ss=e&_v=1.0
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Gift, the new Blessed Conversations study from Blessed Is She, invites us to rediscover the treasure that God gives us in the Eucharist.
In From Bread and Wine to Saints Divine, children's author Anthony DeStefano simplifies complex truths to explain the mystery of the Eucharist—complete with a charming rhyming pattern and vivid illustrations.
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As we approach Trinity Sunday, let us ponder the Mystery of the Holy Trinity and how we can grow closer to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
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Trauma can overwhelm us, but community can offer healing. Learn how community supported Mary through the most sorrowful moments of her life.
This summer, let us honor the feast days of five Saints who gave their lives to defend the sanctity of marriage.
Hey friend, can you believe it’s already June? This month we'd love to focus on the gift of relationship. We were made for love and that’s something worth leaning into. We would love to invite you to our three part video Summer Series, The Greatest of These, where we'll be diving into what it really means to live out faith, hope, and love in our everyday lives. "And now faith, hope, and love abide, these three; and the greatest of these is love." – 1 Corinthians 13:13 So whether you’re feeling full or running on empty, know there’s space for you here. Let’s walk through this month together, open to what God wants to do in our hearts and relationships. Click here to download your phone wallpaper. Click here to download your desktop wallpaper.
Each week in the Blessed Is She Member Community, join us for The Weekly Visit, a short live gathering about Scripture, reflection, prayer, and presence. We hope to see you Tuesdays at 1pm ET.
Pocket Guide to Overcoming the Seven Deadly Sins helps us recognize how sin affects our lives and gives us a plan to surrender our weakness and return to the merciful Heart of Jesus.
Abide in His Love invites us to quiet the clamor, listen intently, and intimately connect with Jesus in Sacred Scripture.
Woman, formed from a rib, has great power over the opposite sex. But is called, instead, to quietly guard the heart of her man. He, in turn, will guard her, fight for her, in the best way he can.
Blessed Is She continues its blog post series of sacred pilgrimage sites throughout the United States. In this next installment, we explore holy locations in the midwest region of the country.
In her book, Offer It Up, Megan Hjelmstad delves into the richness of the Church’s teaching on redemptive suffering. Through practical wisdom, she teaches us simple ways to offer it up.
Inspired to meet Mary for coffee, how one woman experienced the Blessed Mother's true love for her daughter.
On his feast day, let us look to the example of Saint Damien of Molokai, who demonstrated sacrificial love in a profound way. How can we show love and empathy toward others today?
