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Finding God in Silence

Finding God in Silence

Owen Mitchell

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Editorial:
Colloquium
Año de edición:
2025
Materia
Vida y práctica cristianas
ISBN:
9798231745906
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In our frantically paced world of constant noise, endless distractions, and spiritual burnout, Finding God in Silence offers a life-changing invitation to the transformative practice of contemplative prayer.This accessible guide reveals the ancient wisdom of the Catholic contemplative tradition in fresh, practical ways for today’s believers. Drawing from the rich insights of spiritual masters like Teresa of Avila, John of the Cross, and Thomas Merton, the book breaks open the Church’s best-kept secret: that profound intimacy with God is available to everyone, not just monks and mystics.With warmth and clarity, Finding God in Silence walks readers through sixteen essential aspects of contemplative spirituality-from understanding the difference between meditation and contemplation to navigating spiritual dryness, from integrating contemplative awareness with daily responsibilities to experiencing the Eucharist as a contemplative encounter.Whether you’re a spiritual seeker frustrated by formulaic prayers, a busy professional longing for deeper connection with God, or simply someone who senses there must be more to Catholic spirituality than you’ve experienced, this book provides a trustworthy map for the interior journey. Through practical guidance, illuminating insights, and encouragement for the challenging aspects of the path, Finding God in Silence helps readers discover what countless saints have testified-that in silence, we encounter not emptiness but fullness, not absence but the most profound Presence.Discover the contemplative dimension of Catholic faith and learn to hear the divine whisper beneath the world’s noise. Your journey into silence may be the most important spiritual step you’ll ever take.

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