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At sunset, dusk and twilight, in the evening, nighttime, bedtime, Lord, we turn and lift our hearts to you as day slips into nightclothes and we slip into bed... I'd guess that sin...
The last sunset in June, Lord! I'll wake in the morning (God willing!)and open my eyes to the first of July! Half of 2026 - now history -and in just six months (God willing!)I'll t...
On Sundays, Night Prayer takes its lead from an element from the day's liturgy. Tonight's prayer is based on the first reading at mass today...
Let us never forget, Lord, how you cause the sun to rise and set on the just and the unjust, on the young and the old, on people of every color and kind, on warmongers an...
It's hard for me to believe that we've been singing Marty Haugen's setting of Psalm 23, Shepherd Me, O God - for 40 years! That's just shy of half my lifetime! So many of Marty's...
On Sundays, Night Prayer takes its lead from some element of the day's liturgy. Tonight we begin with the words of Jesus in today's gospel: Take heart, it is I; do not be afraid.....
On Sundays, Night Prayer takes its lead from some element of the day's liturgy. This prayer comes from the first line of today's first reading at Mass: There is no God besides you...
There will be no more night. They will not need the light of a lamp or the light of the sun, for the Lord God will give them light. And they will reign for ever and ever (Revelatio...
Francesco Corteccia - Tenebrae factae suntI Cantori di Lorenzo (Ensemble)
Sometimes, Lord, my best prayer is just to sit with you: in the quiet, in the silence, in the darkness... Sometimes, Lord, my most honest prayer is a simple silence, a silence utt...
As the sun sets, Lord, and evening breezes stir; when clouds begin to disappear and darkness settles inI'm wondering: how'd I spend my day? What words of mine now echo ...
This past week I came across these words from the great spiritual writer, Henri Nouwen. (For our purposes here, I've arranged his prose into sense lines.) I would count these wor...
On Sundays, Night Prayer will focus on an element from the day's celebration of Mass. This weekend I preached on "keys," and the "keys of grace" entrusted to Eliakim and Peter in t...
On Sundays, Night Prayer takes its lead from some element of the day's liturgy and so tonight we turn to a line from today's gospel: His heart was moved with pity for them and he...
On another post, a reader asked if I'd be posting prayers reflective of my time here in Colorado - here's my first one! I'm grateful, Lord, that I arrived in Coloradowhile the Har...
I've reworked a prayer I posted some time back and added a new song - a great one... When the news boggles the mind, Lord, when it strains credulity, troubles the heart, ...
On Sundays, Night Prayer takes its lead from some element of the day's liturgy and so tonight we turn to a line from today's gospel: His heart was moved with pity for them and he...
I received word this afternoon that Gary Daigle has passed over to eternal life. Since the 1970's Gary has been a composer, arranger and producer of liturgical music; a campus min...
When I saw this T-shirt online, O Lord,my mind and heart flooded with images,childhood memories of my backyardon Hobart Street in Danvers, Mass. So many lazy summer nights,armed w...
Glory to the Only Wise God Romans 16:25–27 To the only wise God be glory forevermore through Jesus Christ! Amen. Romans 16:27 Think carefully about this last word of the letter. Wh...
On Sundays, Night Prayer will focus on an element from the day's celebration of Mass. Tonight we'll pick up the theme of welcoming hospitality found in today's first reading and go...
By Elizabeth Prata “And after six days Jesus took with him Peter and James, and John his brother, and led them up a high mountain by themselves. And he was transfigured before them...
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