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The Grateful Heart - A Benedictine Monk and Religious Scholar Explores How to Open Your Heart to the Blessings Awaiting

by Br. David Steindl-Rast

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On The Heart of Prayer, Brother David looks at prayer - not as a dogmatic ritual - but as a way of opening our hearts to the blessings that await us in everyday life. By better understanding the nature of prayer, we are better able to understand our lives & our spirits
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On The Heart of Prayer, Brother David looks at prayer - not as a dogmatic ritual - but as a way of opening our hearts to the blessings that await us in everyday life. By better understanding the nature of prayer, we are better able to understand our lives & our spirits

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