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EPISODE · Dec 8, 2017

When Should We Pray?

from Saint Cardinal John Henry Newman · host Father Juan Velez

Private prayer is vital, but how often should we pray? Do we need set times of prayer? Here Blessed Newman answers the what, why, and how of private prayer. The post When Should We Pray? appeared first on St. John Henry Newman.

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