Emmaus 90 (Archdiocese of Milwaukee)

This week we stretch our legs of the Anatomy of a Catholic Disciple to "Set Out on Mission" like the Disciples on the Road to Emmaus on the first Easter. PILGRIM GROUP DISCUSSION QUESTIONSWhat is your plan to continue growing as a disciple on mission?Who might the Lord be inviting you to accompany into deeper discipleship? (Don’t pick and choose)If you haven’t already, take time to practice sharing your story by sharing it with your group.OTHER QUESTIONS VICENTE ASKED USWhere are you hiding as a disciple?What are you scared of? (Rejection? Reputation?)What keeps you afraid?References from this session:Acts 2:1-13The Practice of the Presence of GodEmmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

In his message above, Bishop Haines invites you to participate in your parish's Triduum services and gives us these challenges:  Invite someone to come with you to celebrate the Triduum at your parish.Participate in your parish's Triduum and pray for these special intentions:Holy Thursday: The Heart of Service. During the washing of the feet, pray for those in need of tender care. During the preparation of the gifts, pray for priests, maybe a priest who has had a significant impact on your life or one with declining health.Good Friday: Those Carrying Crosses. During the Prayers of the Faithful, pray for the 11 universal intentions, and pick one to carry in your heart and continue to pray for through the day. During the veneration of the cross, pray for each person as they come to the cross and for the crosses that they are carrying.Easter Vigil: Hope & New Beginnings. In the darkness before we light the Easter fire, pray for those who feel like they are in a dark place. Pray for our OCIA candidates as they are welcomed into the Church.Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

This week we focus on Go Make Disciples--the Legs of the Anatomy of a Catholic Disciple.  The last instruction Jesus gives to the disciples before he ascents to heaven is to "Go and Make Disciples" (Matthew 28:20). We reflect on how we live this call of the disciple in our everyday life, going out to others.Questions for Small Group Discussion:How would you explain the mission of the Church?What has God done in your life through these 90 days of intentionally growing in Discipleship?  Who could you tell about this and invite into deeper discipleship?Prepare to share your story (see your Guidebook p.148-149 English)Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

This week we focus on Fidelity to the Church--the skeleton of the Anatomy of a Catholic Disciple. We don't much think about our skeleton unless it's broken, but the skeleton gives important structure to the body that helps us to stand and move freely. Fidelity to the Church is like that: growing in faithfulness to Church teaching helps us to live and move with greater freedom. Questions for Small Group Discussion:Where do you go to find answers to the deepest questions? What teaching of the Church have you struggled with most, or are you struggling with now? How can you take those questions to God?When the teachings of the Church conflict with the consensus of the world, what do you do? Is there anything you would like to do differently?References from tonight’s sessionMark 9:14-24The Martin Center for IntegrationEmmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

We focus on Service--the arms of the Anatomy of a Catholic Disciple, reaching out to the Least, the Last, the Lost, and the Lonely.Questions for Small Group Discussion:Who are “the least” in your life that the Lord brought to mind during tonight’s session who He might be inviting you to serve?What can you do to uphold the dignity of those on the margins?What is one concrete way you will live service to the least this week/month (even if you just start by doing research this week)?We apologize that there was a little bit of static in the audio during the recording associated with the speaker shuffling her notes.Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

We continue our exploration of discipleship,  focusing on community, the flesh of the Anatomy of a Catholic Disciple. We take time this week to consider how the skin protects the body, helps us stay warm, and helps us to sense and interact with the world around us? So too, the Christian community protects us, warms our hearts, and helps us to interact with the world in healthy ways.Questions for your Pilgrim Group Discussion:Share a time in your life when you experienced a supportive community. How did this impact your spiritual growth?Give an example of someone in your life who has helped you grow in your faith? (a person on earth or a Saint in heaven)Who might you walk with and support in community? Resources: Fr. Christopher Formation Session PhotosBonus Q&A Session with Fr. Christopher on Purgatory (We are so sorry that due to a technical difficulty, Fr. Christopher's responses in ASL were not visible, as the recording captured the interpreter and not Fr. Christopher's video.)Fr. Christopher's Emmaus 90 - 2024 Session on Offering Up SufferingEmmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

February 26 - “Virtue and Fasting” with Erin Aldrich-IvalisASL Interpreter:  Marla WalshWe continue our exploration of the Anatomy of a Catholic Disciple, focusing on growing "spiritual muscle" through Virtue & Fasting.Questions for your pilgrim group discussion:What do I reach for when I feel empty, and what am I truly thirsting for in that moment?Where in my daily life am I already “full” — leaving little room for God to fill me? How can I bring that thirst to prayer or the Eucharist this week instead of immediately filling it?Resources:Story of the Rich Man Mark 10:17-22St. Josemaria Escriva’s 2nd Station of the Cross MeditationBonus Q&A on Pilgrim PageEmmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Fr. John Horn shares a special Ash Wednesday message on receiving God's love and healing mercy through the Sacrament of Reconciliation.Pilgrim Group Discussion Questions:What has been your experience of the Sacrament of Reconciliation?What would help you to more deeply receive God's mercy through this sacrament?Fr. John shares the following resources:Confession Four Fold - https://www.amorischristi.org/confessionFind Confession Near You - https://www.archmil.org/find/confession-timesZephaniah 3:14-17 & Luke 7:40-50The Name of God is Mercy by Pope Francis - https://catholiceducation.org/en/religion-and-philosophy/the-name-of-god-is-mercy.html40 Days to Total Forgiveness by R.T. Kendall - https://www.amazon.com/40-Days-Total-Forgiveness-Journey/dp/162999631912 Hours of Reconciliation all across the Archdiocese of Milwaukee on Wednesday, March 25, find a location near you at - https://www.archmil.org/events/pray-reconcile-and-rejoice-day-of-reconciliationEmmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Tonight, Fr. LoCoco helps us reflect on the Sacramental Life of a disciple in the Eucharist. Like the disciples on the road to Emmaus, we strive to more deeply recognize Jesus in the breaking of the bread and to grow in communion with him through the Mass. In the Anatomy of a Catholic Disciple, the Sacramental Life is like the lifeblood of the body, giving all the parts life.Pilgrim Group Discussion Question:How has God met you in the Sacrament of the Eucharist and what impact has this had on your life?How might you prepare to more deeply enter into communion with Christ in the Eucharist this week?Anima Christi Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Fr. Sean Grismer helps us begin reflecting on the Sacramental Life of a disciple. He helps us to more deeply live our Baptismal identity as beloved children of God. In the Anatomy of a Catholic Disciple, the Sacramental Life is like the lifeblood of the body, giving all the parts life.Pilgrim Group Discussion Questions:What does being a beloved child of God mean for you?How can you “live into” your identity as a beloved child this week?Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Dr. Mary Healy helps us to be with and become like Jesus through Scripture. Scripture & Study is like the brain or mind of a disciple. Jesus speaks to us through the Scriptures and we grow in maturity through study. Like the disciples on the road to Emmaus, Jesus interprets the Scriptures for us.Pilgrim Group Suggested Discussion Questions:How is your prayer with our Emmaus 90 daily Scriptures going?Ask the Lord to show you a Scripture verse through which he wants to speak to you. (Good places to look are the letters of St. Paul or the Psalms.) What is the Lord saying to you through it?How will you respond to the Lord’s invitation to make his Word an essential part of your daily life?Lectio Divina.pdfIgnatius Catholic Study BibleGreat Adventure BibleDr. Mary Healy Catholic Commentary on the Book of MarkCatholic Commentary on Catholic Scripture (or visit it at our Seminary Library for free)Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Grace Mazza Urbanski helps us deepen our heart to heart relationship with Jesus in tonight's formation session “School of Prayer.”  Daily Prayer is like the Lungs of a disciple–it is as essential as breathing to the life of a disciple.  We need to be with Jesus in prayer so that we can live and grow as his disciples.Pilgrim Group Suggested Discussion Questions:How can breathing help you pray?How do you respond to the idea that prayer is not a technique, but a relationship?How does your prayer change if you accept that your daily life fascinates God?Grace references these resources:Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network Morning Offeringhttps://popesprayerusa.net/morning-offering/The Essence of Prayer by Ruth BurrowsEmmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Sr. M. Karolyn Nunes helps us grow the Heart of a Disciple: putting Heart to Heart relationship with Jesus at the Center of our life. Pilgrim Group Discussion Questions: What usually dictates how I arrange my days? What needs to be “dethroned” in order for Jesus to take his rightful place in my heart? Who are the people that help me to keep Jesus at the center?Sr. Karolyn also recommends the following resources:St. Thomas Aquinas Prayer | For Ordering a Life WiselySongs:Jesus Have It All (Jeremy Riddle)Yours (Elevation Worship)Throne Room Song (Charity Gayle)Jesus, Be the Centre (Vineyard)Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

On our Emmaus 90 journey, like the disciples on the road to Emmaus in Luke 24, we’re learning to recognize Jesus walking with us, interpreting the Scriptures, and in the breaking of the bread. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does. Our formation sessions help us to grow in the heart and habits of a disciple, which are summarized in the Anatomy of a Catholic Disciple Picture on p. 13 of your Guidebook. And we’re starting with the Heart - how do we grow in heart-to-heart relationship with Jesus and invite him to be at the heart, or the center, of our lives.Bishop Donald Hying helps us journey into deeper Heart to Heart Relationship with Jesus by reflecting on the Good News Jesus proclaimed and sent his first disciples to share - that is - the gospel, or in Greek, the Kerygma. Bishop Hying is from the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, currently serving as the Bishop of the Diocese of Madison.Questions for your Pilgrim Group:What’s it like for you to hear the gospel message anew today?What does the Gospel mean for you and your relationship with God?How will you respond to God’s invitation this week? How might you commit or recommit your life to Jesus?Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Fr. Edward Sanchez encourages us as be begin our Emmaus 90 journey into deeper discipleship. He reflects on Jesus' invitation to "Come Follow Me." Fr. Edward is Rector/Pastor of St. John the Evangelist Cathedral in Milwaukee.Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Imagine Jesus asking you: How are you really? What do you desire? Take time to express what's in your heart to him and ask him for what you need. This video was recorded in 2025--but its message is still helpful for us in 2026. Just a couple of notes: There is no Emmaus 90 Christmas Guide in 2026, but see p. 3 of your Guidebook. Join us Sunday, December 28, at 11am for the Closing Mass of the Jubilee year of Hope with Bishop Haines at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist in Milwaukee.Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Archbishop Jeffrey Grob, on his 100th day as Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, joins us to help us to reflect on the question, "Where do we go from here?"As we come to the end of our Emmaus 90 journey, we reflect on the following questions:How has God blessed you through this Emmaus 90 journey?What is your plan to continue your daily prayer after your Emmaus 90 Guidebook ends?With whom will you share your witness and joyful invitation to faith this Easter season?If you were to pray with the story of the disciples on the road to Emmaus in Luke 24, and put yourself in that story in the place of Jesus, who would you walk alongside and accompany and share the Scriptures with? How would you step in as Jesus in this story? How would you break open the Scriptures with them and stay with them in the walk of faith? How can you walk with one? See also these pages in your Guidebook:Questions for reflection at the end of our journey p.134-135Anatomy of a Catholic Disciple on p.136A tool to help you practice sharing your faith story with each other on p. 140-141.Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Bishop Powers wishes Emmaus 90 Pilgrims a blessed Holy Thursday & Triduum!He offers this question for reflection/discussion:What is the main thing keeping you from a further "yes" to the Lord's call?Talk with the Lord about that and ask him for help to give a further "yes".Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Chenele offers the following questions for your Pilgrim group discussions:Who is one person in your life you feel God may be inviting you to walk with more intentionally? What’s one simple next step you can take to accompany them this week? See p. 138-139 of your Emmaus 90 Guidebook for ideas.When has someone “walked with you” in a way that helped you grow in your faith? What can you learn from that experience as you strive to accompany others?She also shares these resources:Before Gethsemane Initiative - Resources and formation tools rooted in Catholic Social Teaching, addressing racism and xenophobia with theological depth.Anti-Depressing Podcast - Available on Spotify & Apple Podcasts. A space for honest conversations about faith, mental health, and pop culture.On Earth as It Is in Heaven by Fr. Josh Johnson – A book we’ve used to lead small groups through reflections on Eucharist, justice, and healing.A Tool for more reflection on Thresholds of Conversion – A helpful framework for understanding where people are spiritually and how to accompany them.Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Ms. Mazza Urbanski recommends the following questions for your discussion groups:What does it feel like to LIVE WHERE YOU ARE? To serve? Forgive? Lead? Testify? Counsel? Heal? How has Emmaus 90 helped to reveal the extraordinary presence of God in the ordinary circumstances of your life?What are my strengths? Where is the Spirit giving me energy to serve others and behave like a Christian?How has Emmaus 90 helped me to see my gifts as medicine for a wounded world?Ms. Mazza Urbanski also has recommends the following electronic resources:Morning Offering prayers"Reimagining the Examen" app Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Fr. John LoCoco offers these questions for your Pilgrim Group Discussion:How does my personal preparation before Mass (prayer, recollection, spiritual reading, etc.) affect my experience of the Eucharist? What practical steps can I take to be more spiritually disposed?The Mass is the re-presentation of Christ’s sacrifice on Calvary. How does this reality impact the way I participate at Mass?The Church calls us to "full, conscious, and active participation" in the liturgy. In light of this, how can I grow in interior participation even when external distractions arise?Read Sacrosanctum Concilium paragraphs 5-14: https://www.vatican.va/archive/hist_councils/ii_vatican_council/documents/vat-ii_const_19631204_sacrosanctum-concilium_en.htmlEmmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Fr. Christopher suggests the following questions for your pilgrim group discussion:What does it mean that we are having a National Eucharistic Revival?  If you can, name 1 thing you like about it.Watch the video, “The Veil Removed”. (Even if you have watched it before, it is worth watching again).  Share 1 thing about how this video has impacted you about the Mass.What does it mean that the Mass is our “Source and Summit”?Is it difficult for you to understand that the Mass is “our Source and Summit”?  If so, what makes it difficult?  What might help you to overcome that difficulty?Fr. Christopher refers to this image during his talk. Scroll down on this page to find it.Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Sr. Miriam suggests the following questions for your pilgrim group discussion:What are my experiences of the promise Jesus makes to me that He will always be with me? Where can I see that clearly? Where does it seem like He is absent to me? Visio Divina with the two versions of the Supper at Emmaus. What stirs in my heart as I gaze upon the Caravaggio paintings? What colors, gestures and movements capture my heart? What might God be saying to me in this?1st Version painted in 1601 2nd Version painted in 1606She also reads from the Catechism of the Catholic Church 1380And references St. Thomas Aquinas’ Hymn Adoro to Devote in EnglishHear the Hymn in English hereEmmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Fr. Malachy Joseph Napier, CFR helps us dive into Lent as Pilgrims of Hope who can enter into God's rest, knowing that the Father sees us and loves us.He invites us to reflect on the questions:Where have I experienced the Father seeing me in ways that maybe no one else has?Where have I been striving or maybe living on the surface, so that others would see me the way I want them to see me?What would it be like to really let myself be seen? Not an Emmaus 90 pilgrim? It's not too late to join us. Register now at archmil.org/emmaus-90 to receive access to weekly Formation Sessions, a printed Guidebook Journal for daily prayer with Scripture, and more.Interested in Healing the Whole Person or the I AM Prayer Ministry Training that Fr. Malachy mentions? Get the details at archmil.org/Healing-the-Whole-PersonEmmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Fr. John suggests the following questions for your pilgrim group discussions:At Cana, Jesus is revealed as the Divine Bridegroom. Have you prayed with that title of Christ before? If not, how might you begin to do so? How might the title "Divine Bridegroom" expand our sense of the Church and God’s desire to “unite all things in Christ” (Eph 1:10)?Fr. John recommends the book "The Cantata of Love. A Verse by Verse Reading of The Song of Songs" by Fr. Blaise Arminjon, S.JEmmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

As we continue the second movement of our journey "Jesus Interprets the Scriptures" we focus on bread. Dr. Healy helps us reflect on "How do Scriptures about bread refer to Jesus?" by walking us through Scripture from the story of Genesis to that of the disciples on the road to Emmaus. Dr. Healy suggests the following questions for your pilgrim group discussions: Do you recognize in yourself a spiritual hunger that can be satisfied by God alone? What are some misguided ways that you (or people in general) seek to fill that hunger? Why did Jesus call Himself the bread of life?How is He the bread of life for you?Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

February 13 - How do Moses and the prophets refer to Jesus? Fr. John Paul Mitchell helps us reflect on the question:  How do Moses and the prophets refer to Jesus?This week we move into the second movement of our journey "Jesus Interprets the Scriptures." On the road to Emmaus, beginning with Moses and the prophets, Jesus interpreted to them what referred to him in all the Scriptures (Luke 24:27). He retells the stories they already know and helps the disciples see them as they never have before. May the Lord help us see with new eyes and may our hearts burn within us!Fr. John suggests the following questions for your discussion groupThe story of Sacred Scripture is our story. How does coming to see the connections between the Old and New Testaments, and God’s Providential hand in all of it, affect your sense of God’s provision and care for your life?St. Paul exhorts us: “Pursue love, and earnestly desire the spiritual gifts, especially that you may prophesy.” (1 Cor 14:1) Although you may not be called to work mighty signs and wonders in God’s name like the prophet Moses, how might the Lord be calling you to embrace the prophetic roles of intercession and of identification with the suffering?How can you commit to meditating on God’s Word in the week ahead so as to become “like a tree planted by streams of water that yields its fruit in its season, and its leaf does not wither.” (Psalm 1:3)In his talk, Fr. John refers to these Scripture Passages.Download the closed captions transcript here. Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Discipleship grows in relationship. One of the ways we most readily recognize Jesus drawing near is in and through others who are on this journey with us. This week, Pete Burds will help us reflect on "Who I am walking with?" and who might God be inviting me to "walk with" on this journey. Pete serves as Chief Mission Officer for NET Ministries, overseeing missionary formation, training, and programming, as well as YDisciple and leadership development.Discussion Questions for your Pilgrim Group: Who is someone in your life that immediately comes to mind to "walk with"?What might be challenging about "walking with" another person?Pete references "Overview of Thresholds of Conversion" from the Emmaus 90 Guide book page 138-139Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Fr. Kubicki helps us reflect on the question: How do I recognize Jesus drawing near? Like the disciples on the road to Emmaus in Luke 24, when we feel worry and discouragement, we can turn to “fix our eyes on Jesus” and see how He is gazing at us in our day. He reveals Himself to us in the Scripture and in the midst of our daily life. Your daily prayer with Scripture and Examen help you to recognize him with you. Please use the following questions when you are meeting with your pilgrim group:What are some obstacles to my meeting and recognizing Jesus in my daily life?  What does Jesus' interaction with the disciples teach me about how to walk with others on their faith journey?Fr. Kubicki references Pope Benedict's The Word of the Lord Apostolic ExhortationEmmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Catechism paragraph 1 tells us that in all times in every place, Jesus draws near to us.But, why though? And, what does that mean for you? for your life? Tonight, Sr. M. Karolyn Nunes, Vocation Director with Sisters of St. Francis of the Martyr St. George  helps us to explore these important questions as she leads our Formation Session: "Why Does Jesus Draw Near?"   Sr. Karolyn will be referencing the following in her talk:Dilexit Nos by Pope Francis #s 33-38Padre Pio’s Prayer After CommunionHer Questions for your Pilgrim Group this week are:What can I do on a daily basis to notice when and how Jesus draws near?What holds me back from telling Jesus “all the things”?How can I practice more radical honesty with Jesus?Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

André Lesperance, Senior Content Creator and Ministry Consultant, with the Evangelical Catholic provides practical tips on what it could look like for you to "Live Sunday Well," that is, to strive to make space on Sundays for prayer, family, friends, rest and healthy leisure.André helps us answer the question: How does that work in the midst of our busy lives?He offers the following encouragements to live your Sunday well: 1. Stop 2. Worship 3. Rest 4. Delight 5. Serve, and he invites us to reflect on the following questions in our pilgrim groups:What is one thing you feel drawn to stop doing on the Lord’s Day? What preparation will it take to make this a reality?What is one thing you feel drawn to do more of on the Lord’s Day? What preparation will it take to make this a reality?Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Vincent Noth, Executive Director for Kinship Community Food Center, helps us to reflect on the importance of community and vulnerability in the Christian life. He encourages us to renew our commitments to be vulnerable, to show up for each other, and to be accountable to each other.He offers the following questions to discuss with your pilgrim group or a friend this week:Share a time in your life when you were in a place of vulnerability and someone loved and received you. How did this impact your spiritual growth?Share a time in your life when someone recognized gifts you possessed or a need you had, and committed themselves caring and developing you.Give an example of someone in your life who has held you accountable or spoken the truth to you in love.Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Archbishop Jerome Listecki encourages us at the beginning of our 2025 Emmaus 90 journey.Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Margaret Rhody welcomes Emmaus 90 2025 participants to our first pre-recorded Formation Session for December 26, 2025. Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Why join Emmaus 90 in 2025? Here's a quick answer (and a message to share with someone you'd like to invite to join you and us on this journey. Emmaus 90 offers all new content in 2025.Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Back by popular demand, Sr. Miriam James Heidland speaks for the first Emmaus 90 Formation Session of Emmaus 90 2024. Original aire date: January 4, 2024.Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Margaret Rhody leads an Advent Session to help us prepare for Emmaus 90 in 2025.Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.

Emmaus 90 is a 90-day New Years to Easter journey for those seeking a closer relationship with Jesus. This year, we’re focusing on growing as disciples who strive to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus does.