Monday, March 29, 2010

Monday of Holy Week

John Eudes Bamberger, OSCO writes on monastic prayer: Prayer is more than one practice among others for the follower of Christ: it is a way of life. Prayer is an activation of faith in the Lord Jesus that seeks his aid in response to his coming to seek our heart.

Jesus began his Holy Week in the Upper Room with his disciples. We can begin our Holy Week by deepening our awareness of God within, where we find him already engaged in speaking to the Father on our behalf.
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