Sickness and death, pain and grief—our own or others’—are perhaps the most powerful motives for human prayer. Even if someone’s doubt or indifference about God outweighs faith, sickness often leads them to ask for prayer. And when they ask, no matter how busy, how intimidated, or how apathetic we have become in our prayer life generally, most of us attempt, once again, to frame a prayer. How can s...
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Kimberly Belcher
Kimberly Hope Belcher is an assistant professor who teaches sacramental theology in the Theology Department at Notre Dame and writes for Give Us This Day and PrayTell.