God continues to seek the child-like souls, those who are humble, docile, pure, and do not resist the Holy Spirit’s work of transformation. These are the souls God is granting the “new and divine holiness” that John Paul II prepared the Church for.

How should we prepare for spiritual accompaniment? What makes accompaniment different in Love Crucified from spiritual direction?

A reflection to the women, preparing the heart to receive the 3rd nail of crucifixion, betrayal.

Jesus, through the Simple Path, leads us through stages into our hearts to discover all that is a distortion of God’s image in us. This self-discovery is the foundation of true repentance and humility. The few souls who learn to live “wrapped in the gift of self-knowledge” and in a continuous state of repentance become God’s agents of His mercy.

It was not what Abraham did that made him righteous in the sight of God, but that he believed in God’s Words spoken to him. When the fire of the Holy Spirit convicts us with the truth of all the Words God has spoken to LC, then our faith and hope become extraordinary. This is the faith needed in the world today to live in the power of God!

What is the significance of Jesus saying, “My Word” 66 times in 45 messages?

The prophets from the OT reveal that a steadfast heart is needed to proclaim the truth of what the Lord has given the LC community for the Church.

This reflection delves deep into the men's hearts to uncover their pride through Jesus’ words to His disciples in Luke 9 and God’s words to Adam & Eve in Genesis 3.

Through St. Carlo Acutis and Charlie Kirk, God has ignited the fire of the Holy Spirit upon the world, bringing a Christian revival. What...

This teaching is based on the Scripture passage, Circumcise therefore the foreskin of your heart, and be no longer stubborn (Deu 10:16). It explains what the circumcision of the heart is, its importance for our transformation, and how to live it.

By contrasting the example from the Old Testament where Moses is frustrated and angry with the Israelite people and the complaining of the Israelites with the manna (Numbers 11), and Jesus’ words in Mathew 11 on taking His yoke upon us and learning from Him, we understand how to live more intimately united with Jesus in His Eucharistic life.

Suffering persecution as one heart with Christ’s Passion is the fruit of living in the Sacred Heart of Jesus. This reflection prepares us to live as God’s witnesses through persecution by living the words of the Gospel, Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you (Mt 5:44).

Through the epistles of St. Paul to the Romans and 2 Corinthians, this teaching elaborates on a message from Jesus given on June 13th, 2025, by explaining the formation of God’s holy ones for the decisive battle that has begun.

The Lord, present in the Eucharist, calls us to give our lives, uniting our sorrows to his for the salvation of his children, especially those who are dead because of sin.

If there is only one thing you will take with you from the abundance of blessings that the Lord has given the Church through LC, live this message with all your heart & being. This reflection is the culmination of the Path God has given us for the formation of His little ones for these decisive times.

What is a witness? How do we become witnesses? Why are there so few witnesses in the world? These are some of the questions answered in this reflection.

Daniel, Maria, and Lourdes share a meditation on Gn 22:1-19, the Binding of Isaac. This scripture is celebrated in the Easter vigil and offers deep insights into the worship most pleasing to God.

An introduction to what it takes to live in the spirit of poverty, as Jesus requested in chapter seven of the Silence book.

Lourdes gives concrete examples of how to go deep in each reflection of the Poverty Retreat.

Part I: The Outpouring of My Blood as One with My Martyrs of Love. Part II: You Receive the Fullness of the Spirit as One with L.C.