A Lenten reflection on prayer and intercession, exploring how praying for others unites us to Christ, strengthens spiritual brotherhood, and draws us deeper into the heart of God through the Gospel story of the healing of the paralytic.

The conversation focused on preparing for the Lenten season, emphasizing the importance of giving up luxuries and performing acts of mercy. John highlighted the significance of the Lenten season and suggested activities like attending masses and giving up social media. Mark discussed ways to serve the neglected and poor, particularly through a rosary ministry at retirement facilities. He emphasized the importance of responding to God's messages and shared resources for starting such a ministry. The conversation also touched on the value of supporting spiritual needs at community hospitals. The speakers encouraged attendees to participate in these activities and to consult with their pastors for further guidance. The session concluded with a discussion on using the Lenten season to prepare for Easter.

The conversation focused on the spiritual journey and the qualities of a missionary. The speaker emphasized the importance of being faithful, available, contagious, and teachable. He encouraged the men to assess their commitment to a life of mission and invited those interested in deeper formation to join a Tuesday night meeting starting from Fat Tuesday.

The discussion focused on the goals of CORE in Jackson, emphasizing becoming saints and the conversion of the city. It reviewed the spiritual life stages and the importance of spending time with holy individuals. The conversation highlighted the need for discomfort in the spiritual journey and the dangers of being comfortable with sin, using examples like contraception and gossip. The session concluded with a prayer for the group and the city of Jackson.