Are you connected?

by | Mar 23, 2021

I connect, says Ilona, when I’m travelling and when I’m waiting. In the morning and in the evening. And often at midday. When I get bad news or good news. I connect in Church and when I’m going for a walk.  What about you? This prayer written by one of our brothers from Germany helps […]

I connect, says Ilona, when I’m travelling and when I’m waiting. In the morning and in the evening. And often at midday. When I get bad news or good news. I connect in Church and when I’m going for a walk. 

What about you? This prayer written by one of our brothers from Germany helps me connect with Heaven, to pray for Europe – and much more. It could be useful for May 9, Europe Day, or any other time we pray for our continent. And to connect, all you need is a cellphone.

Prayer proposal for Europe

 

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