Series on Fire Within by Fr. Thomas Dubay, S.M. (Part 3 of 8)
The medicine for wanting to pray is learning to live in the reality that’s most true-God wants to be in communion with us. Meditation, contemplation, and infused prayer can help us live in this reality; this is what we will talk about in this third episode of our series on the Fire Within. This episode also aims to present before us an authentically Catholic understanding of the experiences of God and give witness through what we see in scripture and the lives of the saints.
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