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Prayer Quest series, a deeper understanding of contemplative prayer.
By Fr. Thomas Dubay. This is EWTN’s special monthly podcast.

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Thirst For Our God
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Our Thirst For God Pt. 2
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Impediments To Quenching
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Wonder And Enrichment
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Leisure, Work & Fulfillment
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Leisure, Work & Fulfillment Pt. 2
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Leisure, Work & Fulfillment Pt. 3
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Meditation
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Meditational Contemplation
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Teresa And Contemplation
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Prayer & Time Pressures
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Prayer & Time Pressures Pt. 2
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Prayer & Time Pressures Pt. 3
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Prayer Quest series, a deeper understanding of contemplative prayer by Fr. Thomas Dubay.

UPDATE: Download mp3s HERE.

Thirst For Our God

Our Thirst For God Pt. 2

Impediments To Quenching

Wonder And Enrichment

Leisure, Work & Fulfillment

Leisure, Work & Fulfillment Pt. 2

Leisure, Work & Fulfillment Pt. 3

Meditation

Meditational Contemplation

Teresa And Contemplation

Prayer & Time Pressures

Prayer & Time Pressures Pt. 2

Prayer & Time Pressures Pt. 3

This podcast “CONTEMPLATION WITH FR. THOMAS DUBAY” includes 13 classic programs each approximately 30 minutes long. It is one of EWTN’s Special Monthly Podcasts which are only available for 30 days. UPDATE: I have posted a link to these Mp3s here. You can subscribe to all EWTN Podcasts and it will include the special monthly podcast or you can subscribe individually to each of the EWTN podcasts. You can also download the mp3 or listen online to each of the EWTN programs -

Sunday Night: Live with Fr. Benedict Groeschel, EWTN Live with Fr. Mitch Pacwa, The Journey Home with Marcus Grodi, The World Over with Raymond Arroyo, Mother Angelica Live Classics, OPEN LINE with John Martignoni on Mondays. Tuesdays – Barbara McGuigan, Wednesdays – Fr. Mitch Pacwa, Thursdays – Patrick Madrid and Fridays with Colin Donovan. Threshold Of Hope with Fr. Mitch Pacwa, Life On The Rock, BookMark with Doug Keck, Vatican Insider with Joan Lewis, and the Daily Homilies – Sunday through Saturday. The World Over and Fr. Benedict Groeschel are two of my favorites.