
What is “Spiritual Reading”? How Do Busy People Find Time for It?
“If daily meditation is like the bread and butter of your spiritual diet, spiritual reading is your multivitamin supplement.” – Fr. John Bartunek
“If daily meditation is like the bread and butter of your spiritual diet, spiritual reading is your multivitamin supplement.” – Fr. John Bartunek
“There’s a strange thing about worry. It’s this: we aren’t fully convinced we should resist it.” – Genevieve Netherton
Join us for this episode of Divine Intimacy Radio “Heretics and False Teachers Regarding Prayer and the Interior Life Part 2 of 2” as we
Dan Burke offers advice on following problematic authors who may seem to have some helpful content.
“If the heart does not pray then the tongue labors in vain.” David Torkington continues his series on prayer.
How does one choose a Lenten devotional? The secret to this, and to a life of piety in general, is to respect the hierarchy of our duties. Leila Marie Lawler offers wisdom as Lent approaches.
Bishop Bossuet reflects on Mary’s condition, which was one of sorrow, a crucifying sorrow, and, how amid this sorrow, she lived by love.
Spiritual reading arms us for battle. Read this post for more advice from Vicki Burbach, author of “How to Read Your Way to Heaven.”
An important announcement about Vicki Burbach’s new book “How to Read Your Way to Heaven”.
What’s the best way to begin 2017? Liz Estler introduces Vicki Burbach’s new book, which will show you how to deepen your relationship with Christ and your understanding of the faith … just by reading!