Lectio Divina Daily
Lectio Div Catholic Gospel
Welcome to Lectio Div Catholic Gospel. Part of my daily prayer as a Catholic, lectio divina has helped me grow closer to God and to the way that I practice my faith. There are different methods for doing lectio divina that include reading, meditation, prayer, and contemplation. Join me as I use lectio divina as I understand it as a way of reading Scripture and praying through God's word, which leads always into a deeper relationship with him. While I am only a learner, my hope is that your own practice of lectio divina opens wide for you the door to Christ.
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Mar 28, 2026
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"Do you want to be well?" | Tuesday of the Fourth Week of Lent 31.03.2025 2:18
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“Your son will live.” | Monday of the Fourth Week of Lent 30.03.2025 2:13
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"He ran to his son, embraced him and kissed him." | Fourth Sunday of Lent 29.03.2025 1:55
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"The one who humbles himself will be exalted." | Saturday of the Third Week of Lent 29.03.2025 2:14
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"No other commandment greater than these." | Friday of the Third Week of Lent 27.03.2025 2:15
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“Whoever is not with me is against me.” | Thursday of the Third Week of Lent 26.03.2025 2:01
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"I have come not to abolish but to fulfill." | Wednesday of the Third Week of Lent 25.03.2025 1:51
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Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord 24.03.2025 2:08
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"He passed through the midst of them and went away." | Monday of the Third Week of Lent 23.03.2025 2:11
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"My son, you are here with me always." | Saturday of the Second Week of Lent 21.03.2025 2:02
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"This is the heir. Come, let us kill him." | Friday of the Second Week of Lent 20.03.2025 2:17
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“And lying at his door was a poor man.” | Thursday of the Second Week of Lent 19.03.2025 2:26
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"He will save his people from their sins.” | Solemnity of Saint Joseph, Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary 18.03.2025 2:14
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Serving, not seeking. | Tuesday of the Second Week of Lent 18.03.2025 2:11
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"Give and gifts will be given to you." | Monday of the Second Week in Lent 16.03.2025 2:02
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“This is my chosen Son; listen to him.” | Second Sunday of Lent 15.03.2025 2:08
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"Go first and be reconciled with your brother." | Friday of the First Week of Lent 13.03.2025 2:17
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"Something greater than Solomon here." | Wednesday of the First Week of Lent 11.03.2025 1:49
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"Your Father knows what you need." | Tuesday of the First Week of Lent 10.03.2025 2:01
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A physician for the sick. | Saturday after Ash Wednesday 07.03.2025 2:21
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" . . . and then they will fast." | Friday after Ash Wednesday 06.03.2025 1:53
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"Whoever loses his life for my sake will save it." | Thursday after Ash Wednesday 05.03.2025 2:03
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"Return to me with your whole heart." | Ash Wednesday 04.03.2025 2:06
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The hope of eternal life in the age to come. | Tuesday of the Eighth Week in Ordinary Time 04.03.2025 1:58
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“For men it is impossible, but not for God." | Monday of the Eighth Week in Ordinary Time 02.03.2025 2:32
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