
Holiness and the Liturgy: Part 58 Mini-Course on Prayer
David Torkington explains that true renewal of the liturgy is dependent on a renewal of authentic Christian love, growing out of deep prayer.

David Torkington explains that true renewal of the liturgy is dependent on a renewal of authentic Christian love, growing out of deep prayer.

David Torkington explains the changing–and challenging–seasons of prayer as one advances in the spiritual life.

One small verse repeated from the heart can be a lifeline for a soul in the Night. David Torkington reveals a secret of the saints.

What’s wrong with the phrase “I am a contemplative?” Dan Burke explains.

David Torkington continues his mini-course on prayer with a close look at the mystical body and our incorporation into it through an ever-deepening death to self.

Fr. Gabriel of St. Mary Magdalen reflects on Mary’s Assumption into heaven, today’s liturgical solemnity.

David Torkington explains how The Interior Castle helped him to understand his early experiences of mystical prayer.

David Torkington expounds on his discovery of St. John of the Cross, the experience of dark contemplation, and a new, gradual dawning in prayer.

Contemplative prayer is the powerhouse for the renewal of not only the human heart, but the entire Church, Anthony Lilles reflects.

David Torkington reflects on his early experiences of prayer and the importance of seeking God for God alone and not for his consolations.