FCL: The Christian Prayer | MSTAR - OLETA

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Prayer

It is very important for both Christians and non-Christians.

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Prayer

Filipino consider it as part of our life as sources of spiritual strength and hope.

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Prayer

It is a pesonal faith-relating to God.

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Prayer

It is when we connect ourselves to the Divine Being.

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Divine Being

He is the author of life and all things around us.

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Prayer

It is a solemn request for help or expression of thanks address to God or another deity.

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Prayer

It develops a conscious awareness of our relationships with God.

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Who God Is, Who We Are

Prayer “develops a conscious awareness of our relationships with God. This relationship depends fundamentally ____________ and ____________.

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  1. Man is in search of God

  2. God calls man first

These are two most common reasons why man is moved on prayer.

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Christian

He or she should pray always from the heart.

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Christian Prayer

It is always rooted in the heart, and related to the neighbour in loving compassion and service.

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Christian Prayer

It must be directly addressed to God, Our Creator and Lord, while involving an intrinsic to one’s neighbour.

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Concept of Prayer

It is an activity of the heart and man or woman drawn towards the divine.

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  • Speaking to God

  • Speaking with God

These are the two classical definitions of prayer.

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John Damascene

He said that prayer is raising of the mind to God.

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  • Motive and Content of Prayer

  • Various Forms of Prayer

It is the two types of nature of prayer.

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Motive and Content of Prayer

It contains the most basic types of prayer are adoration, praise, thanksgiving, petition, intercession, and propitiation.

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Various Forms of Prayer

This states that prayer may be interior or exterior, individual or common, informal of formal, extra-liturgical or liturgical.

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Interior/Mental Prayer

It is the encounter of the heart with God and dwelling of the soul with HIM. This is also associated with mental words and images.

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Meditation, Contemplation

These two are prominent forms of interior prayer.

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Exterior Prayer

It expresses itself in the external words and rites.

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Individual and Common Prayer

It must be mutually complimentary. Eachman and woman is individual and social being.

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Individual and Common Prayer

It is when you pray, go into your roomandshut the door and pray to your Father who is in secret.

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Informal Prayer

It gives spontaneous expression to the thoughts of the mind and the affections of the heart.

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Informal Prayer

This type of prayer chooses its words under the inspiration of the concrete moment and after the manner of conversation, where men speak freely with their fellowmen.

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Formal Prayer

It transmits the rich treasure of the religious experiences and insights of the past generation, of saints and other inspired people.

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Formal Prayer

It is done to stimulate and shape our personal prayer.

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Formal Prayer

It is a refuge for those who are less able to formulate personal prayer or are living through a period of spiritual dryness.

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Liturgical Prayer

It is a formal prayer destined for worship in common as in the celebration of the sacraments.

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