Allison Ricciardi, LMHC asks “Do you need to wait on God when something is self-evident?” Learn how to discern His voice from our own.

Allison Ricciardi, LMHC asks “Do you need to wait on God when something is self-evident?” Learn how to discern His voice from our own.
In today’s video to learn how to break the pattern of “litanizing” our problems and learn to move forward to better outcomes in life.
Sometimes we need to change something in ourselves but may not be sure what that is. This simple prayer can be helpful.
It’s May, the Month of Mary and also Mental Health Awareness month. Coincidence? I don’t think so. What may be the connection here? Well, what human being has ever been more emotionally healthy than Mary? Free of original sin and with her will perfectly oriented...
Invoke the help of St. Joseph, a powerful saint, in this year dedicated to St. Joseph. Follow the teachings of this prayer.
“You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink.” I wish I came up with this wonderful saying, but it is an old saying from the days of cowboys (and cowgirls).
There is much at stake in the upcoming election. As Catholics, we have a responsibility to vote and to uphold the Judeo Christian values upon which our nation was founded.
The devil will focus us on the pandemic, the riots, the FEAR. In this times, cry out to God and trust He is there for us.
What is your attitude when you pray? Do you really expect God to answer or do you fret and worry? Ok, we all do sometimes, but should we?
Sometimes we treat our prayers like transactions and get annoyed when God doesn’t deliver. How can you develop an Amazon kind of faith yet without the Amazon kind of transactional attitude?
Have you ever been so hurt you just didn’t know what to do? Does Jesus’ admonition to pray for those who hurt you really work? How do you do it? That’s what I discuss in this video.