Julie is trying to stay spiritually fit during a difficult time and decides to read a story from the Big Book today, "Fear of Fear". She messes up some UK definitions and she is sorry (how Canadian!)
Julie talks today about Thomas Merton, the prayer that changed her life and how we can become more open and "tolerant" of people and our world as we spend time in prayer.
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