HeyJaredInto the Deep
Meditations by Fr Joseph Evans, a Catholic priest of Opus Dei in Oxford, England, and author of the poetry collection 'When God Hides' (2025: SLG Press).
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Called to the Apostolate (opens the original)
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Drawing on the sending out of the Twelve in Luke’s Gospel and the teachings of St Josemaría, this meditation reflects on the foundational elements of our apostolic mission. We consider how Christ clothes us with his divine power and authority to bring healing, preach the Kingdom, and sanctify our daily environments. Pondering the necessity of genuine unity and detachment, we are invited to travel light and renew our apostolic zeal, trusting entirely in God's grace to transform hearts and society
Working in the Lord's Vineyard (opens the original)
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This meditation reflects on the parable of the labourers in the vineyard, exploring the profound dignity of human work and our call to sanctify it at every stage of life. As we consider the landowner's urgent invitation and boundless generosity, let us ask for the grace to serve God with joy, avoiding comparison and offering all our daily tasks for the salvation of souls.
Praying with John - Part 3 (opens the original)
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In this meditation on the third chapter of Saint John’s Gospel, we accompany Nicodemus as he approaches our Lord in the darkness of his weak faith. We see how Christ meets our human inadequacy and uses it to reveal profound truths about baptism, the sovereign freedom of the Holy Spirit, and the love of the Father shown on the Cross. Like Saint John the Baptist, we are prompted to embrace a holy humility, asking for the grace of sincere hearts so that Christ may increase whilst we decrease.
Authority and Service (opens the original)
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Drawing from the readings of St Luke and St Paul, this meditation invites us to reflect on how genuine authority is always rooted in humble service. Following the example of Christ, who came not to be served but to serve, we consider how true Christian leadership never burdens or stifles, but rather liberates others so that they may truly flourish. Looking to the example of Our Lady, let us ask for the grace to lay down our own lives with joy and generosity, helping those placed in our care to g
The Seed and the Enemy (opens the original)
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This meditation draws upon the parables of Matthew 13 to reflect on the spiritual battle for our souls and the importance of Christian vigilance. We consider the various dangers posed by the world, the flesh, and the devil, and the need to nurture the good seed of God's grace through sincerity, examination of conscience, and fraternal support. As we strive to remain awake and fruitful in our vocation, let us ask our Lord for the grace to drown evil in an abundance of good and respond more fully
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