Prayer Practices and Concepts

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What are the four stages of Lectio Divina?

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Lectio, Meditatio, Oratio, Contemplatio.

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What is the focus of Creative Prayer?

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Artistic expression (visual arts, music, poetry, journaling) as a means of communicating with the divine.

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What is Paraliturgy?

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A lay-led ritual or service, often with a specific theme, relevant in contemporary contexts.

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What is Breath Prayer?

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A concept of centering prayer connected to mindfulness and the breath, involving simple breath prayers.

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What does Body Prayer examine?

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The connection between body, mind, and spirit in prayer, using movement, posture, and gesture.

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What is the purpose of Doxology?

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An expression of praise and glory, with theological implications.

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What is Interpretative Prayer?

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Uses movement, gesture, and artistic expression to communicate with the divine, including dance, sign language, and visual arts.

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What characterizes Taizé Prayer?

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A simple, meditative atmosphere developed in Taizé, France, practiced by various Christian denominations.

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What is Holy Hour?

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A devotional practice primarily observed by Roman Catholics, involving an hour in prayer and meditation, often focused on the Eucharist.