Thinking, Listening, Being Quotes

“Joseph Ratzinger wrote of this well in his recent work, Jesus of Nazareth: “The more the depths of our souls are directed toward God, the better we will be able to pray. … This orientation pervasively shaping our whole consciousness, this silent presence of God at the heart of our thinking, our meditating, and our being, is what we mean by ‘prayer without ceasing.’”1”
― Jeren Rowell, Thinking, Listening, Being: A Wesleyan Pastoral Theology