The Catechism in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz) Day 342: Trinitarian Prayer (2024)
Dec 7, 2024
Dive into the essence of Trinitarian prayer, exploring why communication with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit is pivotal. Discover how Christ serves as the anchor of Christian prayer, with an emphasis on the transformative power of invoking His name. Engage with the nuances of various prayer traditions, while gaining insights into creating a deeper, more meaningful connection with God through the Holy Spirit. This discussion inspires listeners to enrich their personal prayer lives and deepen their faith.
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Diverse Prayer Forms
- There are many forms of prayer practiced in diverse church traditions worldwide.
- The Church's Magisterium discerns if these align with apostolic faith, as explained by Fr. Mike Schmitz.
Christ-Centered Prayer
- All Christian prayer must involve Christ.
- Any prayer excluding Christ isn't Christian prayer, emphasizes Fr. Mike Schmitz.
Evaluating Prayer Practices
- Evaluate if "Christian" prayer truly centers on Christ.
- Discern its compatibility with Jesus and the Holy Spirit, advises Fr. Mike Schmitz.