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Media Fasting - Six Weeks To Recharge In Christ
$21.20
Item Code
204858
EAN/UPC
9780819878090
Publisher
Pauline Books & Media US
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Do you ever feel sluggish, overwhelmed, or anxious after spending too much time in front of a screen? Does the constant pressure of staying digitally connected with people, ideas, and the latest trends leave you feeling disconnected—from yourself, from others, and from God?
Recharge your spiritual life, relationships, and sense of well-being with this wise and practical guide to living your faith in a media-saturated world from Sister Nancy Michael Usselmann, FSP, the National Director of Pauline Media Studies.
Media Fasting: Six Weeks to Recharge in Christ helps you assess your current media habits; develop a media fasting plan based on your personal goals; and grow in your relationship with Christ through six weeks of devotional readings, reflection questions, and prayer prompts. Learn tips for cultivating virtue, practice media mindfulness, and discover powerful ways to pray for our media world and witness to Christ from within it. By the end of your fast, you will have the tools you need to revisit your approach to media and develop a Christ-centered strategy for your personal media use—one that leads to greater freedom and peace.
>>Sign up for the full Media Fast Challenge this Lent with the Daughters of St. Paul>>
Format:
Paperback
Pages:
176
Dimensions(Inches):
5.50 x 8.50
Sr. Nancy Usselmann, FSP, is a Daughter of Saint Paul and the Director of Pauline Media Studies. She is a media literacy educator, speaker, writer, and film/TV reviewer whose work has appeared in numerous publications including Our Sunday Visitor and St. Anthony Messenger. She is an Executive Board member of CIMA (Catholics in Media Associates); a member of NAMLE (National Association for Media Literacy Education) and SIGNIS (World Catholic Association for Communicators); and a contributing theologian at THEOCOM (Theology and Communications in Dialogue), sponsored by the Vatican and the USCCB. She is the author of A Sacred Look: Becoming Cultural Mystics (Wipf & Stock), a theology of popular culture.
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