Show Notes
From the innocence of children asking for a conversation to encountering Christ on the road to Emmaus, the act of listening opens the heart to profound truths. In this final episode of the season, the Sisters share practical tips on how to listen to others in a way that makes them feel seen, understood, and loved.
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