Way of the Star is a deeply immersive Catholic Advent devotional that teaches you how to pray with scripture, music, art, and imagination. Rooted in musica divina—prayer through sacred music—this one-of-a-kind Advent experience invites you into a richer, ever-deepening encounter with Christ from the first week of Advent through the octave of Christmas.
More than a prayer journal—it is a scripture study, imaginative prayer guide, music album, and art experience woven into one cohesive Advent journey.
Perfect for personal prayer, small groups, parish study, and Advent retreats, Way of the Star includes free companion videos and original music from The Vigil Project.
Free Weekly Companion Videos
Each video dives deeper into the theme of the week found in Way of the Star. Watch the videos with your parish, small group, or on your own as you work your way through the journal.
Bulk Pricing Available
Read Way of the Star with your parish, small group, or bible study! This immersive journey is too good not to share with others. Buy in bulk and get.a free discussion guide, companion videos, and other print and digital resources.
Discussion Guide
Whether you’re gathering with a parish group or a few friends, the discussion guide offers reflection and discussion questions rooted in scripture and each week’s theme, making it easy to experience this Advent journey together.
A Look Inside
Organized around five central gospel stories, this devotional leads readers week by week through scripture reflections, original sacred music, stunning original artwork, and companion videos.
Together, the writing, music, and art help you imagine yourself within familiar Advent scenes:
- Sit with Mary in the quiet of her room after the angel Gabriel departs.
- Lean in to hear her conversations with Joseph.
- Hear the gravel crunch beneath their feet on the road to Bethlehem.
- Smell the stable as they settle into their makeshift shelter.
- Behold the shining faces of the shepherds and Magi as they approach the infant.
This Advent, don’t just read about the story of Christ’s birth; enter into it, contemplate it, and experience it anew.
