“Like New Year’s, we often make resolutions for our forty days of Lent, only to be broken after the first week. We then get discouraged and think that the season is a loss. We will have to wait a whole year to get it right. We wonder what Easter would look like if we had the perfect Lent. Too bad we never get that Easter. What if instead of the ‘flawless Lent’ with big sacrifices, you tried to be inspired each day? Inspiration motivates, energizes, and pushes us to excellence.”
— Fr. Peter Grover, OMV
As we prepare for Lent 2025, we are once again invited into a season of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving—a time to draw closer to Christ and reflect on His sacrifice. Too often, however, we enter Lent with grand resolutions only to falter after a few days, feeling discouraged and unworthy. But what if, instead of striving for a “perfect” Lent, we sought daily inspiration to sustain us throughout the season?
Fr. Peter Grover, OMV, offers us a refreshing perspective in his Lent 2025 Daily Reflections book. Rather than focusing on flawless sacrifice, this booklet encourages readers to embrace inspiration as a daily practice. Each reflection serves as a spark of motivation, guiding us through the Lenten journey with renewed energy and purpose.
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Lent is about growing closer to God through small, prayerful moments. This year let’s focus on finding Christ’s presence in our daily lives. Whether through scripture, prayer, or acts of kindness, these daily reflections will help you cultivate a Lenten experience that is enriching and transformative.
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Comment below how you will embrace daily inspiration this Lent.
This Lent, I will embrace daily inspiration by setting aside quiet time each day for reflection, gratitude, and attend mass in prayer. I’ll also seek inspiration through acts of kindness, reading scripture, and appreciating the little moments of beauty in everyday life.”
I want to thank God for all my blessings and to pray so that my family will find God and embrace him.