

How to read, interpret and pray with the Bible
The Bible is a complex library of history, wisdom and spirituality all communicating God’s intimate and inclusive presence. How can we study these texts to better understand them, and at the same time learn to pray with them? To discuss this, Jame Martin, S.J, welcomes Sister Barbara Reid, O.P. to “The Spiritual…

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“I find exegesis to be a form of prayer. I love researching, analyzing and meditating the whole time.”
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