Prayer Resources

Ask Me Anything! (FB Live Event)

View or listen to my “Ask Me Anything” Facebook Live event.

The Parable of the Everyday

Parables are not just in the Bible. We have our own parables and stories that carry lessons and deep meaning that’s worth reflecting on and sharing.

Lent is always a funny time. For some it becomes a kind of second-chance for new year's resolutions. For others it's a chance to give up sweets or set a goal to lose weight or exercise more. One of my friends is giving up Facebook, a popular Lenten practice. But what...

Change

We tend to long for stability, yet there is a deeply rooted need for change and diversity. This can be illustrated by a scene in the movie Pleasantville.

Imagine Advent

Pray with the Advent gospel readings using your imagination.

Who Am I? – A New Meditation

A new audio meditation, uncovering our True Self in God.

Reaper and Sower

To be effective at all the sowing we do, we must make time to reap for ourselves. We must be able to receive in order to give.

Count Your Blessings

What do you do when you’re worried and can’t sleep?

Giving up Catholicism for Lent?

Last Lent you may have seen Stephen Colbert's bit on Ash Wednesday (see the video at the bottom). The broadcast opens on Colbert with ashes on his forehead. "The ash on my forehead is a Christian symbol of sacrifice, penance, and mortality," he began. "It's basically...

The Spiritual Exercises of St Francis Borgia

Ignatius was not the only Jesuit who wrote spiritual exercises.

Prayer is an invitation from God, inviting us into relationship with God. It gives us a chance to take part in the story of creation, have an effect on the world, be involved in its God-story, and most importantly, reflect on how we contribute. These resources hope to reveal the infinite facets of prayer, the many ways we reach God, and how God reaches into our lives: in love, with words, in silence, seeking our desires, at different times, in different places.