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Luke 6:12 16 | Catholic Girl on the Radio | S2 Ep 130


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In this episode, Rita Saikali explores the Gospel of St. Luke, focusing on the significance of prayer in decision-making, particularly in the context of Christ choosing his apostles. She emphasizes the importance of spending time in prayer, especially at night, to foster intimacy with God and to rise above earthly desires. The discussion also touches on the Ember Days, a tradition in the Catholic Church that encourages fasting and prayer for vocations. Throughout the conversation, Rita invites listeners to reflect on their own prayer lives and the necessity of seeking God's guidance in all aspects of life.



Takeaways


Prayer is essential for making significant decisions.

Christ's example teaches us the importance of prayer.

Spending time in silent prayer fosters intimacy with God.

Recognizing earthly desires is the first step to change.

Night prayer can protect us from fear and spiritual harm.

Ember Days are a call to prayer and fasting for vocations.

The power of truth is what ultimately prevails.

Every decision should be blessed by God first.

The night is a sacred time for communion with God.

Even short prayers can be impactful if done with watchfulness.



Titles


The Power of Prayer in the Gospel of St. Luke

Ascending the Spiritual Mountain: Lessons from Christ



Sound bites


"Spend time in silent prayers."

"What should you do for your own soul?"

"Only the power of truth will prevail."



Chapters


00:00 Introduction to the Gospel of St. Luke

01:25 The Importance of Prayer in Decision Making

05:14 Intimacy in Prayer: Christ's Example

08:56 The Call to Ascend: Spiritual Growth and Humility

11:53 The Role of Ember Days in the Church

18:10 The Power of Truth in Choosing Leaders

22:48 Night Prayer: A Sacred Time for Communion

26:09 Conclusion and Invitation to Prayer


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