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Introduction
As the new school year to begins, the concern that we have for our students, faculty and staff is real. This is a time for us to pray and focus on our relationship with God. We are all praying for an end to the pandemic and hopeful that a safe vaccine will be developed soon.
The administrators, faculty, staff and students of our Catholic schools and our Religious Education programs in our parishes will be focusing on learning and practicing four types of prayer:
- Intercessory Prayer
- Lectio Divina
- St. Ignatian Prayer
- Visual Prayer.
We have a genuine and urgent call for each of us to strengthen our love relationship with God through prayer. I ask you join in answering that call by participating in our four-part prayer study and practice.
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Additional Prayer Resources
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Bible in a Year Podcastwith Fr. Mike Schmitz, featuring Jeff Cavins. Journey through the entire Bible from start to finish, one day a time. Day 1 is the day you decide to start. The best part about this is that it's free! -
Hallow APP: Prayer Blogs and Videos
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About HallowHallow is a Catholic prayer and meditation app that helps you deepen your relationship with God through audio-guided contemplative prayer, meditation, Bible studies, and spiritual music.
Launched in 2019, Hallow is already the #1 Catholic app in the App Store and has been used to pray over 5 million times in over 150 countries. -
Hallow Video
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Hallow Blog
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3 days agoPray this novena to lead you through times of struggle, pain, and challenge. The post How to Pray: St. Jude Novena appeared first on Hallow. -
4 weeks agoPray this novena to grow your trust in God's love for you. The post How to Pray: St. Thérèse Novena appeared first on Hallow. -
4 weeks agoWe hope these prayers help you end your day in peace with God. The post Prayers for Sleep appeared first on Hallow.
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Page Image is Deposition from the Cross, relief sculpture by Benedetto Antelami, 1178; in the cathedral of Parma, Italy. Sailko
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