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A small word with a deep spiritual meaning.
Christians (as well as Jews and Muslims) around the world say the world "Amen" countless times a day, both in personal prayer and the liturgy. For a large number of people it has become second nature, uttering the word without ever giving it a second thought.
Unfortunately, for many people the word doesn't have a particular meaning and is said simply because it is at the end of a prayer.
However, the prayer has a deep spiritual meaning, one that is easily overlooked.
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Christians (as well as Jews and Muslims) around the world say the world "Amen" countless times a day, both in personal prayer and the liturgy. For a large number of people it has become second nature, uttering the word without ever giving it a second thought.
Unfortunately, for many people the word doesn't have a particular meaning and is said simply because it is at the end of a prayer.
However, the prayer has a deep spiritual meaning, one that is easily overlooked.
Biblical roots
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What does the word "Amen" mean in the Catholic Church?
Christians around the world say it every day, but what does it mean? The word is rooted in biblical tradition and is often used in the liturgy.
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