The Annunciation
Luke 1:26–38
Mary listens to the angel and welcomes God’s call. Bring to prayer the places where you are afraid to say yes, and ask for the grace to trust one small step at a time.
For reflection: HumilityWalk with Mary through the coming of Christ: God enters the ordinary places of human life.
Luke 1:26–38
Mary listens to the angel and welcomes God’s call. Bring to prayer the places where you are afraid to say yes, and ask for the grace to trust one small step at a time.
For reflection: HumilityLuke 1:39–56
Mary carries Christ to Elizabeth and responds to her cousin’s need. Consider someone who could use your presence, a kind word, or practical help today.
For reflection: Love of neighbourLuke 2:1–20
Jesus is born in simplicity. Set aside the need to have everything in order before you draw near to Him, and make room for gratitude and wonder.
For reflection: Poverty of spiritLuke 2:22–38
Mary and Joseph present Jesus in the Temple. Offer to God the people and responsibilities you hold dear, remembering that love involves both care and surrender.
For reflection: ObedienceLuke 2:41–52
Mary and Joseph search anxiously for Jesus. Bring your questions and uncertainty to God, and ask for patience when understanding comes slowly.
For reflection: Seeking ChristThese reflections were written for this prayer guide. Scripture references are provided for further reading. The Assumption and Coronation draw on Catholic doctrine and scriptural imagery.
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