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Are you looking for ways to enhance your prayer life? In this episode, Barb Szyszkiewicz, author of "The Handy Little Guide to Prayer" shares insights on the power and importance of prayer in our daily lives, and how we can find inspiration for our own prayer practices.
Are you looking for ways to enhance your prayer life? In this episode, Barb Szyszkiewicz, author of "The Handy Little Guide to Prayer" shares insights on the power and importance of prayer in our daily lives, and how we can find inspiration for our own prayer practices. We discuss different methods of prayer, including the Liturgy of the Hours and the Rosary, and the significance of communal worship in fostering a sense of belonging and connection.
Snippet from the Show: “…be open to trying something new. If you don't feel like the way you're praying right now is working out, if you feel like you're just there and nothing is happening, try something different. Go to a different place to pray or try a different time of day or do a different thing." - Barb Szyszkiewicz
"Jesus is waiting for you in the chapel. Go and find him when your strength and patience are giving out, when you feel lonely and helpless." - St. Jeanne Jugan (Little Sisters of the Poor)
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