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The United States of America honors those who defend it and have even died for it. But even before it was a nation, soldiers were gathering to take up the cause of the American colonies against their British overlords. They would be led by men, though, whose first business wasn't war, but prayer.
These days, half-hearted prayers abound, and there is no fervency in a prayer which lacks heart. This is spiritual war, brothers and sisters, and prayers for unbelievers (and for all other requests) are our best offense and defense.
The United States of America honors those who defend it and have even died for it. But even before it was a nation, soldiers were gathering to take up the cause of the American colonies against their British overlords. They would be led by men, though, whose first business wasn't war, but prayer.
Don’t let its size intimidate you; this is a great book on prayer This is the cover of the book “Learning to Pray: A Guide for Everyone,” by Jesuit Father James Martin. The book is reviewed by Mitch Finley. (CNS photo/courtesy HarperOne) By Mitch Finley • Catholic News Service • Posted February 19, 2021 “Learning to Pray: A Guide for Everyone” by James Martin, S.J. HarperOne (New York, 2021). 386 pp., $27.99. This is an immense book on prayer, but don’t let the size of the volume intimidate you. Each and every page is worth reading. Father James Martin is articulate and exce...