February 2008

Praying my day / The Examen

By Annemarie Paulin-Campbell, on 22 February 2008.

God communicates with us at every moment but often we are so busy we don’t notice his nudges and invitation. This little exercise of praying over the experience of your day takes only ten minutes and will help you to become more aware of what God is saying to you especially if you do it regularly.

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