This website was created as a place to find resources on prayer and was to grow in prayer. We hope there will be something for everyone here and the page and it will be updated periodically to help all our community grow in prayer.
DEVELOP A HABIT OF PRAYER
Are you new to prayer or need to develop a new habit of Prayer. Consider starting here!
Without a clear plan, it is very unlikely we will establish the habit of daily prayer in our lives. So what are the steps we need to take to plant a new habit in our lives?
READ A NEW BOOK
Here is Dynamic Catholic’s Top Ten Summer Reads that all have the capacity to change lives. Not all of them are Spiritual Books but reading a life changing book can spark a prayer in a new way! It doesn't have to be summer to check out these Beach Reads!
Have few minutes try this video on five ways to pray!!
Look below for a variety of help and information about prayer! Want to spend a little more time? Fr Bob did a great two part series on prayer last year during Advent and Lent! Check out the videos below.
Advent Evening of Reflection
Fr. Bob shares suggestions on how to grow in prayer.
Lenten Evening of Reflection
Pray as You Go
Daily prayer whenever you need it. Ignatian inspiration, Jesuit Prayer on the go.
God Minute
A Daily Catholic prayer for people on the go. Only 10 minutes a day that includes peaceful music, scripture and a short reflection.
Daily Examen
The Daily Examen is a technique of prayerful reflection on the events of the day in order to detect God’s presence and discern his direction for us.
Scripture Prayer Help
Let the word of God guide and support you as you face life’s joys and challenges.
Pray the Office
The Liturgy of the Hours, also known as the Divine Office, is the daily prayer of the Church, marking the hours of each day and sanctifying the day with prayer.
What is Lectio Divina
Fr. Josh Johnson teaches us how to read Scripture prayerfully and come away with something we can do to improve our faith in God.
The Power of Prayer
Fr. Mike Schmitz lays down the reasons we should pray and gives a few spot-on examples of how real life reflects the nature of prayer.
