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How to Improve Your Prayer Life (with Fr Mike Schmitz) | Colloquy #1

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In our first episode of 'Colloquy' Katie Ascough speaks with Fr Mike Schmitz about how to root yourself in an interior life.

Katie and Fr Mike discuss the importance of prayer, the different ways to pray, dealing with dryness, and how we as Christians can grow in our relationship with God during this time of pandemic.

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0:00 Introduction
2:40 Giving God "First Fruits"
7:55 Number One: Consistency
9:16 Number Two: Duration
12:56 Repetition as a Stepping Stone
18:28 Etiquette as an Analogy (Rules Give Us Freedom)
23:43 Contemplative Prayer: What, Why, How?
35:18 Dealing with Dryness
41:27 3 Ways to Grow in Prayer (During Pandemic)
48:10 Like & Subscribe!

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Called to More published this 48:17 video tutorial on May 29, 2020. It has been watched 117,790 times on YouTube.

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