We invite you to make a ‘Sacred Space’, praying here and now, as you visit our website, with the help of the Gospel of the day and on-screen guidance.
Begin the Prayer
Consider making a donation to Sacred Space.
SOMETHING TO THINK AND PRAY ABOUT THIS WEEK
Staying Connected
Something to think and pray about each day this week:
Prayer is not inborn. It is something you can learn. Luckily, you don't have to invent it all by yourself. Christians have been praying for two thousand years. A lot of knowledge has been developed. If you are looking for ways to help you pray, it is good to let yourself be inspired by that.
There are as many different ways of praying as there are people. Some people prefer to pray with texts, whether from the Bible or not. Others like to pray without words. You can pray alone or with others, in a quiet, secluded place or in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the city. Some like to pray for a long time. For others, the shorter the better. A good way of praying is a way that, at that moment, helps you to live more connected with God. This can change over time. What helps you get to God today may not work as well tomorrow. This is not strange. That goes for most of a person's life.
Nicolaas Sintobin SJ, Did Jesus Really Exist? and 51 Other Questions
We remember at this time...
We are from many different backgrounds, but we are still one body. Jesus, you have made us one in you. During Christian Unity Week, we pray and focus on the day that we hope will come soon, when we accept each other despite our differences.
“There is one body and one spirit, just as you were called to the one hope of your calling” Ephesians 4:4
Sacred Space – Daily Prayer for 25 Years
Sacred Space began in 1999 and has offered new content every day since then. You can learn more about Sacred Space on our About page, or if you are a regular, you can share your Sacred Space Story on our Feedback page. For our 25th anniversary, we are featuring stories from people for whom Sacred Space has played a special part in their lives. Please consider sharing your Sacred Space Story.
Sacred Space Feedback