Isn’t it funny how, when you’ve known someone for a long time, you can tell by the look on his or her face what she or he is trying to say to you? We don’t always need words to communicate with someone. By the same token, it can be difficult to know how someone truly feels unless one puts it into words! When it comes to our prayer lives, at times we can rely on words, while at other times, we can pray in silence. In this episode of Pop-Up Catechesis, we explore the three “venues” of prayer: vocal, meditation, and contemplation.
For more information about the forms of prayer, check out the following links:
- A Well-Built Faith: A Catholic’s Guide to Knowing and Sharing What We Believe
- The Words We Pray
- Guided Reflections for Children, Vol. I
- Guided Reflections for Children, Vol. II
- Shhh…God Is in the Silence
- A Simple, Life-Changing Prayer
- The Rosary as a Tool for Meditation
- The Daily Examen
- Pray with Your Imagination
- Pop-Up Prayer Series
- The Contemplation on Divine Love
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