Prayer

It wasn’t until God’s people utilized the lesson from the desert that they made Jericho’s walls fall to the ground and began the storming of the Promised Land.

There is a mysticism for everyone. The mysticism Francis offers is for all believers, a mysticism that he illustrates through the gestures of his own life.

Folding rather than hanging our clothes is a lot like praying rather than worrying about our lives.

God has made known that he loves us as his own children. And God desires that we live as members of his family and come to him with our needs.

It is no coincidence that, by opening up our own hearts and asking our community of believers to join us, we began to witness the power of prayer.

St. Francis of Assisi often prayed this little prayer which helped him put everything in his life into perspective: “Who are you, O Lord, and who am I?”