"Lord, make me an instrument of your peace..." Who is the "Lord?" in the Prayer of St. Francis? The author clearly was referring to Jesus, yet those who are not Christians can pray to any form of Divinity with whom or with which they might feel connection. 
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"Lord, make me an instrument of your peace..." Who is the "Lord?" in the Prayer of St. Francis? The author clearly was referring to Jesus, yet those who are not Christians can pray to any form of Divinity with whom or with which they might feel connection. #prayerofstfrancis #prayerstfrancis #livingtheprayerofstfrancis

"Lord, make me an instrument of your peace..." Who is the "Lord?" in the Prayer of St. Francis? The author clearly was referring to Jesus, yet those who are not Christians can pray to any form of Divinity with whom or with which they might feel connection.&nbsp;
#prayerofstfrancis #prayerstfrancis #livingtheprayerofstfrancis

Who is the Lord?

These podcasts, drawn from sermons, Scripture readings and classes at Christ Episcopal Church in Canon City, Colorado, explore and support the depth of Christian experience and development. Our point of view is influenced by Fr. Richard Rohr, Fr. Thomas Keating, and other contemplative Christians as well as our own contemplative practice.

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