What does restoration or reconsecration look like? Why do we need it? Restoration and reconsecration mean finding our lives again in Christ and putting Jesus at the center of our lives. They mean wanting to grow, go deeper, and learn again that God is our Father and that Jesus can lead us to a more profound way of being sons and daughters. If you’re facing the reality of your brokenness, waywardness, or exile, wherever you find yourself right now, that’s okay. The gift of our baptism can be restored and renewed through Jesus, and Our Lady will help us do that. Just as Our Lady of Guadalupe restored Juan Diego’s hope, she can help you regain your sonship or daughterhood in God the Father.
In this episode, we’ll examine how we can rebuild and reconsecrate the chapel of our hearts as we start a 40-day journey to the reconsecration of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
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