God, Help Me: How to Grow in Prayer
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By Jeff Young - June 11th, 2009
On the menu at the Catholic Foodie... Prayer, and the book by Jim Beckman, God, Help Me. Warning: this book causes me to get a bit personal. I hope you don't mind. Also, we look at "Cooking Up a Storm," & the kids share a bit about their summer. AND don't forget to VOTE for the Catholic Foodie in the Catholic New Media Awards.
Please check out the Catholic New Media Awards (http://catholicnewmediaawards.com) & vote for the Catholic Foodie. I was nominated in three categories (best new blog, best podcast by a man, and best new podcast). Please vote!
What else is on the menu? CNMC and a bit of feedback.
What would YOU like to see (hear) on the Catholic Foodie? I can't wait to hear!
And... What do you think about the new sound? I have a new audio setup and I am looking for some feedback. Do you like it? Or no? Let me know!
Until next time... Bon appetit!
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