How can I apply what Christ taught his disciples in the Lord's Prayer to my own prayer life?

What parts of my life do I try to hide, or do I think discredit me from true discipleship?

What can I do today to be more present to God and to those around me

In what areas of my life am I not fully giving myself to the Lord?

How can you surrender yourself (whether in your joy, sorrow, anger, or confusion) and allow God to lead you today?

Through my actions, do I show radical trust in the Lord and His Gospel?

How can the Eucharist help us to be an instrument of peace to the people whom we meet every day?

How can I be more intentional with calling upon my guardian angel?

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How am I setting the world on fire with Christ's love and building up the Kingdom of God?

Does Jesus challenge you to rethink your values?

Am I willing to act on my faith and trust in God, living a life that reflects the values of the kingdom of God?

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How can I better recognize those who shepherd me and be a better shepherd to others in my life?

Do we think of our days being numbered so that we may gain Wisdom of heart?

Do you think there are things in your life that are not allowing you to totally rely on God?

As a fan of Jesus, am I also his true relative — one who hears the word of God and acts on it?

In what ways can I more fully embrace and nurture the spiritual gifts God has entrusted to me, so that His light may grow stronger in my life and in the lives of others? 

What are the painful or difficult situations in my life that I’m afraid to confront with the truth? 

How can I avoid judging others by their appearance and actions?

What is keeping you from preaching and proclaiming the good news of the Kingdom of God?

What areas of your past do you have trouble forgiving?

How can I do better at “willing the good” of the people around me, loving them simply for who they are?

What do I need to boldly ask the Lord for today?

How much do I cherish the fact that we have faithfully carried out this command of Jesus?