Taize Prayer: A Personal Tradition of Self-Care and Community
What Taize necessitates that most other self-care practices do not is community. It is in community that individual relationship with God can be used and most fully realized.
Hannah Coley grew up in Chicago, Illinois but calls the small northeast Ohio town of Cuyahoga Falls home. She graduated from Loyola University Chicago in May of 2016, majoring in Philosophy with a concentration in Social Justice and minoring in Peace Studies and Dance. She served for two years as a Jesuit Volunteer in Punta Gorda, Belize as the Youth Ministry Coordinator for St. Peter Claver Jesuit Parish from 2016-2018.
What Taize necessitates that most other self-care practices do not is community. It is in community that individual relationship with God can be used and most fully realized.
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