How to 'Pray without Ceasing' w/ Fr. Gregory Pine, OP

In this clip, Fr. Gregory Pine answers the question, "Can we pray without ceasing?" Find out how to do it!

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[michelemcdermott]

I pray for you every night- that said your intelligence scares me!🙏😂 God Bless You Father

[jamesnuttall]

I really appreciate these videos from Fr Pine, always very clear, concise, and helpful.

[daughterofchrist]

Brother Lawrence lived his life in prayer making all things he did throughout the day like a prayer to God. A collection of his works, Practice the Presence of God, teaches how to make this journey. There are also daily meditations based upon his writings in which you meditate throughout the day on that particular phrase. A sample phrase is "All of me." As you go along through out your day, in your heart, pray, "All of me", as you make your entire day, all that you do, and your life, a prayer to the Lord God, out of love for Him giving thanks, praise, honor and glory to Him, even in the simplest of tasks. This must be cultivated and takes time and practice.

[michaelorsini]

This is excellent, top notch info on living Catholic Spirituality, and I say that as a 59 yr.old Catholic High School Catechism teacher over the past 30 years. Keep up the great work...you're making a difference far beyond what is immediately apparent. Cheers from Canada!!!

[MichaelBrooksmsb]

Often I pray "Jesus Mercy" several times throughout the day, and every day.

[mandykathryn]

Yes! Make your life a prayers! In every moment. While you are doing anything and everything. Working and play.

[bigbrownhouse]

As an orthodox Christian I found this very helpful, as always. Thank you for all of your content, Father.

[gerihall]

I sense your Mom is so proud of your ministry, Fr. Pine! Prayers for her, and you!✨🙏🔥

[lilamaria]

Merci Fr Gregory.
Que Dieu vous bénisse.
🙏🙏🙏

[saturdaysolitude]

Real talk, Fr. Pine. Thank you, once again. :)

[ellem]

Thank you Father Gregory. Some very useful advice here.

[Howsoonisnow]

This is very helpful, thank you Fr. Pine.

[AppealToHeaven]

I've come to so love this man, I'm utterly deflated if there isn't a new post on any given day. Through his knowledge and humor, I've gained so much. I could add, "when you pour your bourbon, you think of the Lord." Thank you, Father.

[ABB-]

Woah, I often comment that I dislike your style cause you tend to be wordy and say simple things in a very complicated manner.
But I seriously enjoyed this vid. So many little epiphanies just at the right time. Thank you Fr. Pine!
I'm putting this stuff into practice asap

[sekhem]

In Tibetan Buddhism there's a 3 year seclusion event with 8 - 12 hr constant daily deep meditation & prayer. Human transition is an understatement in the outcome. Anything historically known in your trad?

[TrueChristianityWithSandra]

I love your insights! Any chance you’d consider doing a series of vids on each mystery of the rosary? 🙏🏼 (hope hope!)

[zelenisok]

hesychasts repeating the jesus prayer most of their waking time is not too difficult to get used to for a monk who is dedicated mostly to prayer and some individual manual labor (byzantine monks usually spent their time making ropes and baskets in their cells). the most difficult part is to have it flowing while talking with other people or pondering anything more complicated than rote tasks, tho its said more advanced hesychasts can do that.

i imagine it would be easier to do if one was a hesychast who continually does the one-word centering prayer..

[christianhurlburt]

Please everyone, join the Family Rosary across America at 7pm CT on the Relevant Radio app or YouTube page. Pray with thousands across the country every night, as we continue our novena for an end to abortion! God Bless!

[therese_paula]

As St. Josemaria Escriva (whom Pope St. John Paul II called "the saint of ordinary life") once said, you can turn your laboratory or work desk into an altar whereby you can sanctify and offer your work to God, as it were. That forms part of your prayers. Every aspect of your daily, ordinary life (work, relationship ... ) can be offered to God. Direct everything to God. 🕊️🙏

[NobPwner]

The answer is Hesychasm. You acquire the prayer of the heart