Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Communication in Prayer

As I have posted about previously, Father Sam had asked us previously to say a Hail Mary for him each day. As part of our morning prayers, we have been including a Hail Mary for Father Sam. Our normal routine includes prayers for people we know who are in need of God's touch in their lives.

This morning, after morning prayer, our oldest asked if there was something wrong with Father Sam. After we assured him Father was fine, we explained Father's request for a Hail Mary. He was relieved Father was ok, especially considering two other priests from our diocese passed away earlier this week.

I, however, learned it is important to communicate why we are praying what we are praying if we are praying in a group, even if it is a family prayer.

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