Praying to the Trinity

[seanom]

Hi there,
I usually pray to the 3 Persons of the Blessed Trinity individually. When I start back school in a couple of months, I won’t have as much time to pray due to study etc. I was wondering is it okay to pray to just The Son for instance and maybe the Holy Spirit. This is roughly gonna be my schedule. Let me know what you think.

Morning: Meditation 30 - 45mins
Personal Prayer: 30mins
Divine Office: 10mins
Mass and thanksgiving: 40 mins

A decade of the rosary every 30 mins of study: Try to say at least 5 decades everyday.
Evening personal prayer to Jesus, Holy Spirit, Mary etc and brief exam of conscience.

Confession every 7-14 days.

Let me know what u think. Thanks and God Bless

 

[thistle]

Hi there,
I usually pray to the 3 Persons of the Blessed Trinity individually. When I start back school in a couple of months, I won’t have as much time to pray due to study etc. I was wondering is it okay to pray to just The Son for instance and maybe the Holy Spirit. This is roughly gonna be my schedule. Let me know what you think.

Morning: Meditation 30 - 45mins
Personal Prayer: 30mins
Divine Office: 10mins
Mass and thanksgiving: 40 mins

A decade of the rosary every 30 mins of study: Try to say at least 5 decades everyday.
Evening personal prayer to Jesus, Holy Spirit, Mary etc and brief exam of conscience.

Confession every 7-14 days.

Let me know what u think. Thanks and God Bless

There is only ONE God.

 

[Marocchino]

That’s an impressive prayer schedule. Keep up the good work, brother. Regarding prayer to the Persons of the Holy Trinity, my understanding is that when you pray to one Person you pray to all of them. When we pray to the Father, for example, it is through the Son and in the Holy Spirit. I don’t think anyone needs to feel that he is neglecting any Person of the Holy Trinity if he does not address the Person directly by name.

 

[Aeden]

Wow. That is a very impressive prayer schedule! You aren’t neglecting two parts by using the name of one. The Trinity is inherently one, praying to one is praying to all.