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Pray-as-You-Go has released the second in a planned series of imaginative contemplation exercises. Listen to it below; it’s the story of the woman with...
Prayer of All Things
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"The earth is the only road that can lead us to heaven. There is no other. And the earth is not an idea, an...
He Is Risen!
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Do you not know that all of us who have been baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into his death? Therefore we have been...
Gabriel Is Surprised
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Fr. Jim Martin, SJ, notes something unusual in a Renaissance depiction of the Annunciation: Mary is surprised, but the angel Gabriel seems to be...
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“Imagine God thinking about you. What do you assume God feels when you come to mind?” That question begins David Benner's Surrender to Love, which...
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