The Catechism of the Church presents contemplation as a form of prayer marked by the attention to Jesus, by listening and by silence.The document distinguishes three main expressions: vocal prayer, meditation and contemplation.In meditation, it describes the participation of thought, imagination and emotions; in contemplation, it highlights the relationship of faith with God.In the paragraphs dedicated to the theme, the Catechism proposes to res…
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The Catechism of the Church presents contemplation as a form of prayer marked by the attention to Jesus, by listening and by silence.The document distinguishes three main expressions: vocal prayer, meditation and contemplation.In meditation, it describes the participation of thought, imagination and emotions; in contemplation, it highlights the relationship of faith with God.In the paragraphs dedicated to the theme, the Catechism proposes to res…