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Thursday’s podcast will be stories of life and death, faith and doubt, and everything in between.
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Thursday’s podcast will be stories of life and death, faith and doubt, and everything in between.
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On Wednesday’s podcast, we will practice different types of prayer and meditation together. Today we’ll be experiencing Lectio Divina – the Holy Word – in a style of centering prayer that is centuries old.
In Lectio Divina the reading from Scripture, the Bible, is read several times. Each time it is read slowly, the pray-er, the person meditating – is drawn deeper into the meaning and he or she allows it to become part of them.
Welcome to the journey inward!
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On Tuesdays, Katy will share stories from her memoir, 3 Fingers Cove. Share the moments!
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What is the Annunciation? What does a “Mystery of the Rosary” mean? In this podcast Katy breaks it all down, then sings “Lovely Lady Dressed in Blue,” leads a decade of the Rosary (accompanied by her harp), and prays/sings “Salve Regina” – all in under 15 minutes!
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For this first episode of the Sing My Soul podcast, Katy will take a look at the Season of Advent, share a story, and perform – pray – a live version of her song, Prayer of Abandonment. Imagine sitting in a living room – or a small chapel – and spending 10-15 minutes together. Welcome!