Ch. 6
1. What practical means do you use to help protect your husband from temptations?
2. Does your husband have godly prayer partners? How do you help foster these relationships?
Ch. 7
3. How can you help your husband practice discernment of spirits?
4. In what way(s) do you incorporate the Word of God in your prayers as a couple?
Personal Reflection-How can you better put on the mind of Christ and see things from an eternal perspective?
Action Point-Identify an area of temptation/struggle for your husband. Pray and/or make specific sacrifices this week to guard him in this area.
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Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Chapter 6: The Widow of Nain
Lk 7: 11-17
1. Who are the people that support you in a temporal way? spiritually? Who do you support?
2. How is praying for the poor souls in purgatory a part of your prayer life?
3. Share an experience of a time you acted purely on faith (such as the widow's offering), trusting in God's providence. What was the result?
4. Make an extra effort to be aware and grateful for the miracles of life that surround you this week.
1. Who are the people that support you in a temporal way? spiritually? Who do you support?
2. How is praying for the poor souls in purgatory a part of your prayer life?
3. Share an experience of a time you acted purely on faith (such as the widow's offering), trusting in God's providence. What was the result?
4. Make an extra effort to be aware and grateful for the miracles of life that surround you this week.
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Amy LeBlanc,
Chapter 6,
Strength of a Woman
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Chapter 6: Spiritual Desolation: A Time for Initiative (Rule 6)
1. What helps you bear situations of suffering (crosses) on a physical and/or emotional level?
2. Share an example of a time when prayer/meditation in a time of desolation brought you to a time of consolation.
3. If you experience spiritual discouragement or desolation this week, try to pinpoint the source through examination.
4. As we approach Lent, consider what forms of penance have born the most fruit for your spiritual life. Any creative resolutions after reading Fr. Gallagher's examples?
2. Share an example of a time when prayer/meditation in a time of desolation brought you to a time of consolation.
3. If you experience spiritual discouragement or desolation this week, try to pinpoint the source through examination.
4. As we approach Lent, consider what forms of penance have born the most fruit for your spiritual life. Any creative resolutions after reading Fr. Gallagher's examples?
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Chapter 6,
Discernment of Spirits,
Timothy Gallagher
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Chapter 6: Inspiring a Sense of Purpose
1. What things or involvements has God called you to abandon as you follow Him more closely?
2. How has your relationship with Christ shaped "what you want to be when you grow-up"? How can we help our child(ren) redefine success with God's understanding rather than the world's?
3. What have you done to make Christ known to the people in your life?
4 In what way does the knowledge that your child(ren) are ultimately God's make it easier/more difficult to raise them?
5. Read Matthew 6:33 [But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things shall be yours as well]. This passage is clear about what our priorities should be, but priorities can easily become skewed in the course of daily life. Consider the way you send your time and your money. What does this say to your children about what is most important to you, and is this the message you want to send? In light of this verse, should a mother's children be her first priority?
Action point-Make concrete resolution that will help you to seek God's kingdom throughout your day.
2. How has your relationship with Christ shaped "what you want to be when you grow-up"? How can we help our child(ren) redefine success with God's understanding rather than the world's?
3. What have you done to make Christ known to the people in your life?
4 In what way does the knowledge that your child(ren) are ultimately God's make it easier/more difficult to raise them?
5. Read Matthew 6:33 [But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things shall be yours as well]. This passage is clear about what our priorities should be, but priorities can easily become skewed in the course of daily life. Consider the way you send your time and your money. What does this say to your children about what is most important to you, and is this the message you want to send? In light of this verse, should a mother's children be her first priority?
Action point-Make concrete resolution that will help you to seek God's kingdom throughout your day.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Chapter 6: The Spirit and Conversion
1. Looking back on your spiritual journey, identify at least one key conversion experience. Did it begin as a moral crisis of physical, emotional or spiritual suffering? Was it a crisis of the soul? How have you become a "new" person as a result of the experience? (pages 106-107)
2. When you have the opportunity to discuss matters of faith with non-believers, are their objections more often intellectual or moral? Has the Spirit had an apologetic success through you? (pages 111-112)
3. As mothers, is love the foundation of our authority over our child(ren)? (page 115)
4. "The Scriptures are not merely a record of historical events that have passed. They constitute for every age a revelation of God's mind and Will to each individual." When have you experienced God clearly speaking to you through Scripture? (page 117)
2. When you have the opportunity to discuss matters of faith with non-believers, are their objections more often intellectual or moral? Has the Spirit had an apologetic success through you? (pages 111-112)
3. As mothers, is love the foundation of our authority over our child(ren)? (page 115)
4. "The Scriptures are not merely a record of historical events that have passed. They constitute for every age a revelation of God's mind and Will to each individual." When have you experienced God clearly speaking to you through Scripture? (page 117)
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A Priest Is Not His Own,
Chapter 6,
Fulton Sheen
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