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Wednesday 21 October 2026
Today is Wednesday the 21st of October, in the 29th week of Ordinary Time. Eliza King leads us into prayer today with ‘Christ Abides'. How does Christ abide with you today, even if life is very challenging? Notice his presence with you now. In the crowded thoughts, You are an open space And I hear Your voice, calling me to come away Where the...
Tuesday 20 October 2026
Today is Tuesday the 20th of October, in the 29th week of Ordinary Time. The Choir of Royal Holloway sings, ‘One in Christ’, by George Arthur. ‘When we were still far off you met us in your Son and brought us home. Dying and living you declared your love and opened the gate of glory.’ Draw near to God today as you enter into prayer. You can do ...
Monday 19 October 2026
Today is Monday the 19th of October, the feast of Saints John de Brébeuf, Isaac Jogues, and Companions SJ, in the 29th week of Ordinary Time. David Thomas with the Taverner Players sings Ich Habe Genug from Bach’s Cantata number 82, echoing the words of Simeon: ‘I have enough. I have taken the Saviour, the hope of the Gentiles, into my arms.’ Of...
Sunday 18 October 2026
Today is Sunday the 18th of October, beginning the 29th week of Ordinary Time. Dee Wilson, with the Porter’s Gate sings, ‘To Be With Jesus’. Today, we will place ourselves in a scene with Jesus in our imagination. As we begin this time of prayer, imagine you are stepping into the Gospels with Jesus... notice what it is like. Today’s reading is fr...
Saturday 17 October 2026
Welcome to the Saturday Examen. Spend a moment becoming still. Today, we will revisit a slightly different style of Examen reflection we have used before: Imagine yourself in a place where you feel at peace. It might be your own room at home. There are two chairs there and you sit on one of these. There is a knock on the door and you open it....