Overcoming distractions in prayer
Overcoming distractions in prayer
Do you ever find your mind wandering while trying to meditate during prayer, such as during the Divine Mercy Chaplet?
In the latest edition of "Ask a Marian," Fr. Donald Calloway, MIC, offers insight on how you can remain focused.
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Join Fr. Chris Alar as he describes Church teaching on Video Games as well as examples from the saints such as Carlo Acutis. Are they allowed? And if so, how much? Then watch as he catches Cameraman Giuseppe playing video games instead of working!
In today’s homily, Fr. Chris Alar reminds us that prayer is not just something we do—it is who we are called to be. It is the lifeline between our soul and God, the “raising of one’s mind and heart to God” (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2559). Prayer is communication, relationship, and covenant. It is how we learn to love the Lord and conform our human will to His divine will.
