When one is in a state of mortal sin there is a ruptured union with God, so what does that mean for prayer? Make sure to SUBSCRIBE to never miss out on great Catholic content each week.
There are two types of contemplation: acquired and infused. In acquired contemplation one is able to calm themselves and enter into a quiet, simple form of prayer. People who practice other forms of meditation can often experience this type of prayer.
With infused contemplation, God is a primary actor and as a result, it would take extraordinary means for God to act in this way with a soul in the state of mortal sin.
All this and more in this episode!
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MORE ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Mortal sin affects our prayer lives, it breaks out union with God. Infused contemplation is unlikely when we are in a state of mortal sin. Mortal sin damages our relationship and communication with God. Acquired contemplation can be reached by various practices and we are the principal actors. God is the principal actor in infused contemplation.
