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Because they don’t know who they are and what prayer is, they use prayer as a means to seek the affirmation and approval of others

Prayer: A Relationship Of Love, Part 2

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Read Part 1 of this 3-part series here.  In the sixth chapter of the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus affirms the truth that prayer is ultimately a relationship of love in three simple, but deeply profound, verses. To elucidate this truth more deeply, let us examine these verses individually. Make Prayer The […]

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When a Catholic becomes convinced of the necessity of prayer, very often they will begin by focusing on the mechanics: How do I pray

Prayer: A Relationship Of Love, Part 1

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn When a person becomes convinced of the necessity of prayer, very often they will begin by focusing on the mechanics of prayer: How do I pray and how often should I pray? Where should I pray and at what time? Whom should I pray to most, the Father, Son, or the […]

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Prayer can be boring. Here's why and a helpful guide for Catholics to learn more about prayer and consolations.

Here’s Why Prayer Can Be Boring (And How To Fix It!)

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn The first thing to realize about prayer is that it can be boring. Just about everything else we do gives us results within a relatively short period of time. Not so in prayer. I began praying the rosary daily as a freshman in high school. My motive was to pray […]

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Do you know how to pray the Chaplet of the Holy Face of Jesus? Here is a step by step guide to help you enter into this devotion

Praying The Chaplet Of The Holy Face

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Chaplet of the Holy FaceOn the cross, make the Sign of the Cross and pray:     “O God, come to my assistance; O Lord make haste to help me. Glory be…”On the single bead, in honor of the sense of touch of Jesus, pray:  “My Jesus Mercy,” followed by the […]

My dear brothers and sisters, not only is prayer very powerful; even more, it's of the utmost necessity — St. John Vianney

Prayer Is Powerful And Necessary For Salvation | St. John Vianney Quote

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn “My dear brothers and sisters, not only is prayer very powerful; even more, it’s of the utmost necessity for overcoming the enemies of our salvation. Look at all the saints: They weren’t content with watching and fighting to overcome the enemies of their salvation and with keeping well away from […]

The Our Father is our foundational prayer as Catholics. If you’re like me, you’ve said it a few times. As in, a few thousand times.

What Are The 7 Petitions Of The Our Father?

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn The Our Father is our foundational prayer as Catholics. If you’re like me, you’ve said it a few times. As in, a few thousand times. Tens of thousands if you pray the Rosary or Divine Office regularly. It’s easy for something so familiar to become muscle memory and to forget […]

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Pledge Of Glory | CCC #1419

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Because Christ himself is present in the sacrament of the altar, he is to be honored with the worship of adoration."To visit the Blessed Sacrament is . . . a proof of gratitude, an expression of love, and a duty of adoration toward Christ our Lord"(Paul VI, MF...

Why Did Pope Leo XIV Take The Name Leo?

Why Did Pope Leo XIV Take The Name Leo?

Why Did Pope Leo XIV Choose The Name Leo? “I chose to take the name Leo XIV. There are different reasons for this, but mainly because Pope Leo XIII in his historic Encyclical Rerum Novarum addressed the social question in the context of the first great industrial...

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