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Justin Hibbard continues our series on the Catholic Approach to Prayer by focusing on intentional prayer. Why do Catholics use the term “prayer intentions,” what do they mean by “offer it up?” and why do they often read prayers rather than pray extemporaneously? What are some practical ways we can be more intentional about our prayers and live out the command to “pray without ceasing?”
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SHOW NOTES:
* Episode #2 - The Language of Catholicism
* Episode #52 - The Communion of Saints
* Episode #55 - The Collective Treasury of the Church
* Episode #107 - Interview with Paul Rose - Creator of Sing the Hours
* Episode #133 - Lectio Divina, Meditation, and the Wardrobe
* Episode #132 - Imagination: a Key Ingredient for Prayer
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