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The Four Signs of a Dynamic Catholic: How Engaging 1% of Catholics Could Change the World
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“Life is about saying yes to the things that help you become the-best-version-of-yourself and no to the things that don’t.”
― The Four Signs of A Dynamic Catholic: How Engaging 1% of Catholics Could Change the World
― The Four Signs of A Dynamic Catholic: How Engaging 1% of Catholics Could Change the World
“The Prayer Process 1. Gratitude: Begin by thanking God in a personal dialogue for whatever you are most grateful for today. 2. Awareness: Revisit the times in the past twenty-four hours when you were and were not the-best-version-of-yourself. Talk to God about these situations and what you learned from them. 3. Significant Moments: Identify something you experienced today and explore what God might be trying to say to you through that event (or person). 4. Peace: Ask God to forgive you for any wrong you have committed (against yourself, another person, or him) and to fill you with a deep and abiding peace. 5. Freedom: Speak with God about how he is inviting you to change your life, so that you can experience the freedom to be the-best-version-of-yourself. 6. Others: Lift up to God anyone you feel called to pray for today, asking God to bless and guide them. 7. Finish by praying the Our Father.”
― The Four Signs of A Dynamic Catholic: How Engaging 1% of Catholics Could Change the World
― The Four Signs of A Dynamic Catholic: How Engaging 1% of Catholics Could Change the World
“The most dominant quality among Dynamic Catholics is a daily routine of prayer. • A daily routine refers to a specific time and place set aside for prayer. Dynamic Catholics make this time a priority each day.”
― The Four Signs of A Dynamic Catholic: How Engaging 1% of Catholics Could Change the World
― The Four Signs of A Dynamic Catholic: How Engaging 1% of Catholics Could Change the World
“A world without truth would be a world without joy and meaning.”
― The Four Signs of a Dynamic Catholic: How Engaging 1% of Catholics Could Change the World
― The Four Signs of a Dynamic Catholic: How Engaging 1% of Catholics Could Change the World
“While God is inviting us to a joyful life of selfless generosity, the world is trying to seduce us into an all-encompassing selfishness... God invites us to a life of gratitude while the world masters discontent. God proposes trust; the world arouses fear. God promotes giving; the world promotes getting. God invites us to cooperate with his providence while the world rallies behind self-determinism. God appoint us in stewardship while the world touts ownership. The world encourages entitlement when in reality everything is a gift from God. God invites us to look out for our neighbor; the world tells us to look out for ourselves...”
― The Four Signs of a Dynamic Catholic: How Engaging 1% of Catholics Could Change the World
― The Four Signs of a Dynamic Catholic: How Engaging 1% of Catholics Could Change the World
“The Prayer Process is a seven-step tool designed to help us develop a routine of prayer, and the routine within the routine.”
― The Four Signs of A Dynamic Catholic: How Engaging 1% of Catholics Could Change the World
― The Four Signs of A Dynamic Catholic: How Engaging 1% of Catholics Could Change the World
“More than just a time and a place to pray, Dynamic Catholics have a routine within their routine. When they sit down to pray each day, they don’t just see what happens; they have a routine within the routine. They tend to begin their time of prayer in very specific ways: by reading the Bible, praying the morning prayers of the Church, reading from a favorite spiritual book, etc.”
― The Four Signs of A Dynamic Catholic: How Engaging 1% of Catholics Could Change the World
― The Four Signs of A Dynamic Catholic: How Engaging 1% of Catholics Could Change the World
