HOW TO PRAY IN EVERYDAY LIFE - STANISŁAW BIEL SJ, DARIUSZ WIŚNIEWSKI SJ

Discover the depth of prayer as a meeting, not just a monologue or dialogue. This book is an invitation to a personal encounter with God, who actively works in your life. Let prayer become your breath, without which your spirit remains oxygen-deprived.

• Practical guide in the daily struggle in prayer
• Inspiration for regular prayer practice
• Meeting with God the Father, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit
• Prayer as an essential element of spiritual life
• Comparison of prayer to breathing, giving life to the spirit
• Authors: Stanisław Biel SJ, Dariusz Wiśniewski SJ
• Publisher: WAM

The book "How to Pray in Everyday Life" is the result of the experiences and reflections of two Jesuits, Stanisław Biel SJ and Dariusz Wiśniewski SJ. Based on their knowledge and spiritual practice, the authors offer the reader a simple but profound guide to the world of prayer. This publication aims to help discover prayer as a living relationship with God, not just as a formal religious act.

WAM Publishing House, known for publishing valuable works in the fields of theology and spirituality, gives readers a book that can inspire them to deepen their prayer life. Through their experience and knowledge, the authors help to understand that prayer is not just words, but above all a meeting with God, who is present in our lives every day.

This book is not just a collection of tips, but above all an invitation to personally experience God in prayer. Through their testimony and knowledge, the authors help to understand that prayer is not just a duty, but above all the joy and privilege of meeting the One who loves us and desires our good. It is a book that can change your spiritual life and help you discover the depth of your relationship with God.

The book has 100 pages and a format of 196x123 mm. It was published in 2016 in paperback. It is an ideal book for people looking for inspiration and practical tips in the field of prayer. Through their experience and knowledge, the authors help to understand that prayer is not just words, but above all a meeting with God, who is present in our lives every day.