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The Angela Montano Hour: Prayer on the AirAuthor: Angela Montano
Prayer is an instinct to reach beyond the perceptions that cause us to suffer. In this podcast, Angela Montano invites listeners to allow prayer to renew the mind and open the heart. Language: en Genres: Religion & Spirituality, Spirituality Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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#158: Loving What Is: The Final Prayer on the Air of 2025
Tuesday, 16 December, 2025
In this final episode of Prayer on the Air for 2025, Angela Montano invites us into a profound exploration of unconditional love, grief, acceptance, and the mysterious ways life unfolds. Speaking from the heart, Angela reflects on the divided mind, the healing power of loving what is, and the tenderness of surrender as we move through both the beautiful and the brutal—what Glennon Doyle calls “the brutiful.”Through deeply moving stories, including the sudden loss of Hollywood icons Rob and Michelle Reiner and the complexities of family relationships, Angela reminds us that love is always present—beneath our judgments, beneath our resistance, beneath our fear.This episode includes heartfelt prayers for listeners around the world:• For holidays that feel tender or lonely• For grief that asks to be felt more fully• For illness, headaches, and the body’s calls for rest• For daughters, sons, mothers, and sisters• For those navigating change, independence, or uncertaintyAngela shares powerful teachings on:– Shifting from judgment to blessing– Letting grief transform rather than consume– The sacred pause that illness or struggle can bring– The path of humility, compassion, and tender acceptance– Living from overflow rather than depletion– Trusting divine timing and surrendering our storylinesAs we close 2025 and enter a new year, this episode offers a grounding reminder:You are born of unconditional love.You are capable of loving what is.And your heart already knows the way.Join us in this prayerful circle of hope, healing, and awakening as we bless one another into the holy days ahead.
