The “virtual retreats” of Good News Ministries are online prayer and reflection experiences that you can enjoy wherever you are. Some are interactive. Some are prayer-poems. Some are multi-media. Some are in Virtual Reality (and you don’t need headgear to see it). Some are also available as printable PDF documents we’ll send you upon request. Find a quiet time and a quiet place to prayerfully enter into the following opportunities:
Have an Intimate Conversation with Jesus
How to Find God in Times of Waiting (Course Description)
Our Lady of Miracles Virtual Shrine for Meditation
Prayer for God's Guidance
Prayer of Sorrow for the Blessed Mother
Prayer to Overcome the Messes We Made
Rejected: Did You Feel This Way, Jesus?
Vigil of the Night
And from our WordBytes site:
The Healing Wounds of Jesus
Mystical and Scientific Insights into Christ’s Actual Passion, a series of descriptions of how Jesus suffered for you, as revealed by saints and mystics through the centuries and by scientists today. The wounds inflicted on him can be healing for you if you meditate on what he did for you.
Christ’s Passion for you: A Virtual Retreat
This retreat can provide healing from your sufferings. Take time to meditate and reflect on each segment. Use the photos to help you imagine what the experience of Christ’s sufferings was like for him. As you do this, remember that he did it for you. This is how much he cares about you. You are about to enter into the timelessness of what Christ did for you, when the experiences of Jesus during the first Holy Week are also the now moment of your life.
Passion Spirituality (Intimacy with Jesus)
Passion Spirituality is the joining of our sufferings to the Passion of Christ. When we meditate on this, we enter into a much deeper intimacy with Jesus and we even discover great joy! This section of Good News Ministries WordBytes is a virtual, self-paced retreat tailored to your own needs. In your dive into passion spirituality, Jesus is here with you, ready to provide you with healing and recovery from the hurts and sufferings of your life.
Who is Jesus to you?
“Who do you say that I am?” This question in Matt. 16:13-23 is what Jesus asks each of us. We especially need to answer this whenever our relationship with him needs to improve. Oh, isn’t that everyday? This reflection contains a spiritual exercise. You can find healing and renewal in your friendship with him by meditating on the different names for Jesus or attributes of his nature. (Use this like a private retreat.)