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cessnawag
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Is prayer in an adoration chapel better than prayer at home ?
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Dorothy
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You can and should pray anywhere, but adoration before the Blessed Sacrament is special.
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BaltoCatechist
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I’m not sure what you mean by ‘better’, but I do know that once I started going to Adoration I found I really missed it on the weeks I couldn’t go.
Still, we are enjoined to ‘pray without ceasing’ so go for it, wherever you are.
Still, we are enjoined to ‘pray without ceasing’ so go for it, wherever you are.
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MichaelHowling
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prayer has more to do with the amount of faith and trust attached to your intention rather than location.
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quiet52
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We are blessed with a variety of prayer traditions in the Church, all of which help us to encounter our Lord.
I think most practicing Catholics remember to pray at home every day, and there are many ways to pray at home. It’s a necessity for me.
Praying in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament is a special experience. Not required (other than during Mass before we receive Jesus). Just different than praying at home. As to being better – that’s a matter of personal preference and personal spirituality.
I think most practicing Catholics remember to pray at home every day, and there are many ways to pray at home. It’s a necessity for me.
Praying in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament is a special experience. Not required (other than during Mass before we receive Jesus). Just different than praying at home. As to being better – that’s a matter of personal preference and personal spirituality.
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