In this final episode of season two, and the anniversary of out podcast launch, we talk about prayers to saints and angels. We are so thankful to all of our listeners who have stayed with us through this past year and we hope that you will continue to listen, and to share this podcast with others who you think could find it useful. Being January 1st, there is an indulgence available for singing the Veni Creator Spiritus. Stick around until the very end of the episode for more information. Link to Veni Creator Spiritus: http://gregorian-chant-hymns.com/hymns-2/veni-creator-spiritus.html

In this Episode of Ambulate Nobiscum we talk about the Novena: a nine day prayer with special benefits. We would like to apologize for the one day delay.

In this episode of Ambulate Nobiscum we discuss the Divine Mercy Chaplet. We also discuss St. Faustina and other prayers related to Divine Mercy, and we also explain how to pray the Chaplet. We would like to apologize for the slight delay in release of this episode. Things have been a little hectic due to uncontrollable circumstances on our end. We hope to have another episode out for you in a couple of weeks.

We are sorry for the delay in the release of this episode, but we finally were able to release this episode on Marian Prayer. We hope you enjoy!

Hello All, Welcome Back to Ambulate Nobiscum. We are sorry that we have taken so long to get this episode out to you. Ally was moving to her college, so we decided to take a break and let her get settled in, but now we are back with another episode for you! Today we talk about the Sorrowful and Glorious mysteries, thus finishing our Rosary discussions. We encourage you to continue to pray the Rosary (for how and why to pray, listen to our episode on the Rosary here). For your convenience we have listed the Sorrowful and the Glorious mysteries below. The Sorrowful Mysteries: The Agony in the Garden The Scourging at the Pillar The Crowning with Thorns The Carrying of the Cross The Death of our Lord, Jesus Christ. The Glorious Mysteries: The Resurrection The Ascension The Descent of the Holy Spirit The Assumption The Coronation of Mary

Welcome Back to Ambulate Nobiscum! In this episode, we begin a two part discussion on the mysteries of the Rosary by discussing the Joyful and the Luminous Mysteries. We encourage you to continue to pray the Rosary (for how and why to pray, listen to our episode on the Rosary here) and for your convenience have listed the Joyful and the Luminous mysteries below. The Joyful Mysteries: The Annunciation The Visitation The Nativity of our Lord, Jesus Christ The Presentation of our Lord in the Temple The Finding of our Lord in the Temple The Luminous Mysteries The Baptism of our Lord The Wedding Feat at Cana The Proclamation of the Kingdom of God The Transfiguration The Institution of the Eucharist

In this episode of Ambulate Nobiscum, we discuss the Rosary, its promises, and the benefits of praying it.  We would also like to challenge all of our listeners to pray a Rosary Novena starting the day they listen to this podcast. More details at the end of the episode. How to Pray the Rosary: 1. Apostles Creed 2. Our Father 3. Three Hail Marys 4. Glory Be 5. Our Father 6. 10 Hail Marys 7. Glory Be 8. Fatima Prayer repeat steps 5-8 four more times 9. Hail Holy Queen

In this episode of AN we continue our talk about prayer with a discussion on the Hail Mary. We also talk about Mary as our mother and how we can always turn to her for help.

Welcome back to Ambulate Nobiscum! Today on AN we will be talking about the prayer that was given to us by our Lord Himself, the Our Father. We will go line by line through the Our Father and try to learn more about it ourselves as well. We would greatly appreciate it if you shared this podcast with a friend.

Welcome to the Second season of Ambulate Nobiscum! We are back, this time more grammatically correct!  In this season of AN we will be talking about prayer. Prayer is an essential part of our life as Christians and we hope that through this coming season you may grow in understanding of prayer. If you have liked AN, we would be grateful if you shared it with a friend.