
the prayer collection
A collection of episodes on prayer. Different types. Different methods. Suggestions to do it better.
about this collection
The saints glorify the transformative power of the Lord. Throughout the life of the show, Richaél Lucero has sprinkled a few episodes about them into the rotation.
As you listen to these episodes, let yourself be inspired by those who have run the race of holiness before us. Most importantly, take the lessons and wisdom they share. They will help you triumph in your pursuit of a life lived in Christ.
We worship Christ as God’s Son; we love the martyrs as the Lord’s disciples and imitators, and rightly so because of their matchless devotion towards their king and master. May we also be their companions and fellow disciples!
Saint Polycarp, martyr
episodes
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Best Lenten Devotion for Transformation [a.k.a. Prayer of St. Ephrem]
The Prayer of St. Ephrem is the perfect prayer for the Lenten season. It teaches us what to leave behind, what to strive for, how to approach God, and how to overcome the shortcomings of others. Listen as Richaél Lucero goes through this four line prayer. She’ll highlight some of the ways the Prayer of…
LISTEN NOWIt Is Jesus That You Seek
Do you long for happiness? I’m sure you do—it’s the desire at the center of every human heart. It can seem impossible to hold on to, like sand through splayed fingers. BUT there is one source that will remain, Jesus. Listen as Richaél Lucero recounts how the words of St. John Paul II reminded her…
LISTEN NOWSt. Benedict and How to Pray When You’re Busy
If daily uninterrupted prayer is the ideal, what does that imply about the rest of our daily activities—are they less meaningful? With this practice established by monks of old, even the busy person can elevate their daily work and stay connected to God without missing a beat. Richaél Lucero outlines how you can too.
LISTEN NOWThe Letters of St. Ignatius of Antioch: Link Between the Apostles and the Church Fathers
“Ad fontes” is Latin for “back to the sources.” Returning to the sources of the Catholic Church is the best way to learn about the Faith. After the scriptures, St. Ignatius of Antioch is the perfect place to start. He wrote seven letters while escorted to Rome from Antioch to be martyred. They paint a…
LISTEN NOWSt. Catherine of Siena and the Divine Will
In honor of St. Catherine of Siena’s feast day, April 29th, we take a look a one of the many treasures we can learn from her—her abandonment to the divine will of God. Listen as Richaél Lucero peels back a tiny layer of the life of one of the four female Doctors of Church.
LISTEN NOWMake Work Your Prayer with St. Benedict
If daily uninterrupted prayer is the ideal, what does that imply about the rest of our daily activities—are they less meaningful? With this practice established by monks of old, even the busy person can elevate their daily work and stay connected to God without missing a beat. Richaél Lucero outlines how you can too.
LISTEN NOWThe Wounds of Christ & Stages of the Spiritual Life
God the Father revealed three wounds of Christ to St. Catherine of Siena as stages of the spiritual life that will help us reach heaven. Listen as Richaél Lucero identifies the three wounds and how each relates to your spiritual life.
LISTEN NOWSt. Michael the Archangel’s Biblical Roots
Scripture explains the four important roles that St. Michael the Archangel plays in the Christian life. Do you know them and how they affect you?
LISTEN NOWRelics: Creepy or Miraculous?
The age-old tradition of Christian relics could weird you out if you don’t have a full understanding of them. This seemingly *creepy* tradition of Christianity points our attention toward the Mystical Body of Christ, the love that is the divine life, and a generous God, if we have the eyes to see it.
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