The Promptings of the Spirit

Written By Frances Acosta,OFS

Guided Meditation:

The Road to Emmaus

(Luke 24:13–35)

You may recall this Gospel reading from the third Sunday of Easter. Although it may seem late to meditate on this passage, I believe anything written in the Gospel is timeless and always speaks to us anew. In my last post I talked about Iconography… I invite you to step into the Gospel story of the Road to Emmaus (Luke 24:13–35) through a 20-minute, guided meditation crafted for quiet reflection and gentle conversation with God. Bring your weariness, your questions, and your hopes as you walk with Jesus, listen honestly, and allow Scripture to shed its gentle light on your life; then, invite him to “stay with us.” This prayerful experience concludes at the table where recognition deepens into trust and includes one concrete next step to carry meaningfully into your daily life.

To listen to this meditation click on the image.

 
 
Thank you for allowing me to be part of your spiritual journey!

Keep at it! Keep praying. Love the Lord. 

Peace and Grace.

Fran Acosta,OFS

Frances Acosta,OFS

My name is Frances Acosta. I am a Secular Franciscan and a retired Catholic school leader. I love my Catholic faith. For over 30 years, I have helped children and adults grow in their spiritual life, guided by the Holy Spirit. Following St. Francis and St. Clare, I live by the Franciscan values of joy, hospitality, peace, compassion, and simplicity.

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