“The end of the world is not remote, but ever present, an unfolding reality into which we are all already caught up”- and calls us with a certain urgency to our knees, Dr. Anthony Lilles reminds us.
David Torkington continues his discussion of contemplative prayer with a closer look at the meaning of mystical theology.
Some of the greatest saints of the Church – and through Scripture, even God Himself – have used the example of gazing into the eyes of another to try to capture the beautiful and astonishingly real experience of God’s great love in the soul: contemplative prayer. Claire Dwyer reflects.
Today David Torkington continues with the third series of reflections in the Mini-course on prayer, turning his focus to mystical contemplation.
Dr. Anthony Lilles examines the interplay of action and contemplation in the spiritual life.
Dr. Lilles expounds on the Indwelling of the Trinity as the divine light which animates contemplation.
David Torkington explores how it is love that makes the ascetical life possible.
Dr. Anthony Lilles reflects on the power of contemplative prayer in a soul ready to embrace sacrifice, renunciation, and humility.
Dr. Anthony Lilles expounds on the battle of contemplative prayer in reclaiming the heart of the Church.
Dan Burke and Melissa Elson on God’s gift of infused contemplation as alluded to in meditation #222 in the classic Carmelite book “Divine Intimacy”.
Dan Burke and Melissa Elson reflect on the meditations of Fr. Gabriel of St. Mary Magdalen and the transition from meditation to contemplation.
Dan Burke and Melissa Elson speak with Connie Rossini about contemplative aridity and contemplative prayer.
Join Dan Burke and guest host, Stephanie Burke, as they interview Connie Rossini on how to pray the rosary more effectively through her book “The Contemplative Rosary” (co-authored with Dan Burke).
Dan Burke and guest host Stephanie Burke discuss authentic contemplative prayer with Connie Rossini.
Dan Burke and Connie Rossini introduce a renewed way of praying the rosary following in the footsteps of JPII and St. Teresa of Avila.
