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Hildegard of Bingen (1098 – 1179)
I Will Choose Christ
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Into the Deep
Julian of Norwich
Mind and Heart Prayer
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Prayer of the Heart
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St. Catherine of Siena
The Franciscan Path to God
The Saints Always Belong to the Present: Saints Francis and Anthony
Unceasing Prayer
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What Spirituality Looks Like
Word On Fire

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What Does Spirituality Look Like?

“Spirituality is like that mortar in the fireplace. Just as the mortar makes the chimney a chimney, allowing it to stand up straight and tall, beautiful in its wholeness, ‘the spiritual’ is what makes us wholly human. It holds our experiences together, shapes them into a whole, gives them meaning, allows them – and us – to be whole.”

What Spirituality Looks Like

“Spirituality is like that mortar in the fireplace. Just as the mortar makes the chimney a chimney, allowing it to stand up straight and tal...
Spirituality – A Dis-ease

The Holy Longing Roland Rolheiser “…there is within us a fundamental dis-ease, an unquenchable fire that renders us incapable, in this li...
Saint Expeditus - A Powerful Prayer for Urgent Financial Needs

Our Loving and Merciful Father sends the right answer to prayers at the right time through the speedy intercession of St. Expeditus. Be tru...
UNCEASING PRAYER

The story offers a very concrete answer to the question ‘how can I pray without ceasing while I a...
Good News To The World

Good news to the world is the most important phrase that all Christians are looking at. The phrase of J...
The Saints Always Belong to the Present: Saints Francis and Anthony

Father Anthony Mancini of Providence, RI discusses the saints. This episode focuses on Saint Francis and Saint Anthony. CatholicTV

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