Program Description: Even in the midst of a joyfully devoted faith, every Catholic will face stress, pain, grief and loneliness as they navigate the many challenges of life in a secular and divided world. Poet, author, and theology professor Annabelle Moseley will share how to develop and strengthen a sacramental eye in the way we view our journey, becoming more and more attuned to the beauty and sorrow therein not for its own sake, but as a summons to God, transforming pain into purpose. Get ready to find inspiration anywhere, everywhere, even in the midst of a busy or stressful day, to be jolted joyfully into prayer and to feel less alone. We will attune our senses to God’s beauty! Annabelle will share, through vivid discussions of Catholic literature, music and art; gripping stories of faith; and moving conversations with callers, how the sorrowful and joyful mysteries of our lives can become the sacrificial songs, in whatever broken or beautiful key, our souls offer in wonder and awe to God. What is your soul singing today?

Other Media Appearances:

• See Annabelle’s recent articles on Aleteia.
• See Annabelle’s most recent book: A Ship to Hold the World and The Marionette’s Ascent: A Double Volume of Poetry.
• ​See Annabelle’s blog, Desert Bread, which inspired by this quote from Goethe: “One should hear a little music, read a little poetry, and see a fine picture every day of one’s life, in order that worldly cares may not obliterate the sense of the beautiful which God has implanted in the human soul.” Please like on Facebook!