Susan Saint Sing — Embracing God in Aloneness
Franciscan Spirit
Susan Saint Sing, PhD, is the author of God’s Love Song with Fr. Murray Bodo, which was released this past year, and Francis and the San Damiano Cross: Meditations on Spiritual Transformation. She received her doctorate in sport history and kinesiology from Penn State University, and she is a Secular Franciscan. She has been a main speaker at national conferences on St. Clare and on spirituality, and she resides in Stuart, Florida. Visit the Franciscan Media Store to experience Susan's work. Please consider donating to help us create more content like this. With an 800-year legacy steeped in the values of Saints Francis and Clare of Assisi, your Franciscan Media community embraces its mission of spreading the message of love, compassion, and understanding through books, St. Anthony Messenger magazine, Franciscan Media’s website, online events, videos, and daily emails like Saint of the Day. (00:00:01) Introduction (00:03:20) Childhood and Upbringing (00:09:39) Listening to the Muse (00:18:21) Insomnia (00:23:19) Rock Bottom (00:34:13) Seeking Answers (00:38:00) Going to Assisi with $100 (00:51:58) Finding Francis (00:55:49) Openness in Aloneness (00:59:48) When We Feel Alone (01:02:40) All Oneness and Aloneness (01:06:34) Fr. Murray Bodo (01:10:37) Conclusion
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Franciscan Spirit brings listeners insightful conversations with authors, artists, and educators who explore faith, spirituality, and the human experience through a Franciscan lens. Each episode delves into thought-provoking topics, drawing inspiration from the values of St. Francis and St. Clare of Assisi, to inspire a deeper connection with God and the world. Featuring a diverse range of guests, the podcast offers a blend of storytelling, reflection, and practical wisdom for living a life of harmony, joy, and simplicity. Visit Franciscan Media's website for the show notes and episode page.
