by The Exodus Team | Oct 15, 2024 | Asceticism, Our Team Picks, Prayer
November is a month traditionally set aside to remember and pray for the dead. Death is a reality that generates a wide variety of reactions: fear, anxiety, obsession, or even complete disregard. How should a Christian man see and think of death, and how does this...
by Dr. Jared Staudt | Jul 25, 2024 | Asceticism, Prayer, St. Michael's Lent, Uncategorized
Jesus asked his disciples in the Garden: “Could you not watch with me one hour? . . . Are you still sleeping and taking your rest?” (Matthew 26:40, 45). In that moment, he invited them to join in his own prayer of surrender to the Father: “Watch and pray that you may...
by Dr. Jared Staudt | Jul 15, 2024 | Asceticism, Fraternity, Our Team Picks, Prayer
Lent is a time of spiritual renewal through prayer and penance. We’re now halfway across the year, making our way through summer. It’s time for a refresh, time to take up the weapons of our great spiritual battle. It’s time for St. Michael’s Lent. St. Michael serves...
by The Exodus Team | Jul 15, 2024 | Asceticism, Fraternity, Our Team Picks, Prayer, St. Michael's Lent
St. Michael’s Lent offers us a summertime season of renewal under the guidance of God’s heavenly angels. Our daily reflections follow the Book of Tobit, an Israelite exiled in Ninevah in modern-day Iraq, who courageously engages in works of mercy and faithfully...
by The Exodus Team | Jun 25, 2024 | Our Team Picks, Prayer
Exodus 90 had the privilege of meeting with His Eminence, Robert Cardinal Sarah during his recent visit to the United States. We have been drawn to his writings due to his emphasis on the priority of silent prayer and the importance of asceticism, including in...
by The Exodus Team | May 24, 2024 | Asceticism, Fraternity, Our Team Picks, Prayer
Summer–that time of vacation, cookouts, and the pool–is also a time to celebrate our fathers and the way Pentecost shapes the life of the Church. The great feasts of June–Corpus Christi, the Sacred Heart, the Birth of John the Baptist, and St. Peters and Paul–show how...
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