How can I take the time to step away in prayer?

Am I contributing to a culture of life, or a culture of death?

Where is Jesus calling you away from routine, and onto a new path to follow Him?

What would you say to Jesus about your Baptism?

Which one, if any, of the deadly sins come and linger before you?

What has fooled us into thinking the Lord does not want us to be healed from our sins or infirmities?

What is an area of your life where you struggle to see God's work? Are you truly open to positive change, even if it's uncomfortable and radical?

Where is there fear in my heart and in my life? What areas do I need to surrender to the Lord to better trust Him?

Are we willing to give him all, and then wait to see how God is glorified?

Have I allowed the Lord to work through me lately? If so, have I used my work or successes to glorify God or myself?

What sort of journey have I been taking to reach Jesus, and where do I see myself going in the future to continue my path to him?

Where in my life can I decrease so Christ might increase?

Which one, if any, of the deadly sins come and linger before you?

This new year, what can we do to show others the significance of Christ?

Do I go in haste to see Jesus in prayer and the sacraments?

What place does Jesus occupy in your life?

Have I spent enough time with Jesus reflecting on His will for my life?

What will you choose to leave behind to follow our Lord, to be present in His house?

How am I called to live for Christ today?

What moves in your heart when you place yourself in the Gospel account as the "beloved" disciple?

Will we make an act of the will to serve the mystery of Christmas?

What can I do to develop a closer relationship with Jesus of Nazareth? Consider including that as a New Year resolution.

Today, let us meditate on the Canticle of Zechariah and make it our own. Through its words, may we too acknowledge that our Father is worthy of all praise and worship best offered through lives that honors him.

Where is God asking me to let go, to trust more deeply, and to believe that His plan is more significant than my own?

Have you ever felt the joy of the Lord so deeply that you could hardly contain it?