Rooted in Prayer: pray without ceasing…

Healthy plants need healthy roots. Roots give stability, they take up the nutrients that are needed for growth, and they seek out hydration for the desert times.

To be healthy as Christians, we need to be rooted – searching out those things that will sustain us for the long haul, going deep into those things that will give us stability.

In this month's Encounter Day, Jim will be helping us to reflect on what it means to be rooted in Prayer. 

'As a priest in a busy parish and parent to three children, I know that communication is the lifeblood of any relationship, and especially so with God, but I also see how often my communication is ineffective. How can we communicate well with God, with others, with ourselves through prayer? I know how important that communication is, but often find my practice does not live up to the theory:…