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I've read that prayer is talking to God and meditation is listening. I've always been a lot better at the talking part than the listening.

The all-day gathering will have the theme "Healing and Forgiveness Through God's Mercy."
The topic: arguably the most exciting news story involving the Divine Mercy movement since the canonization of St. Faustina in 2000.
The U.S. bishops spelled out what young people can and should do to share their "time, talent and treasure."
Some of the world's leading experts in the message of Divine Mercy will gather Oct. 12-13 in Milwaukee, Wis., and Dick and Terry Boldin couldn't be happier.
Some 10,000 people from around the world - church officials, clergy, religious, delegates, and many thousands of lay people, all of whom share a love for Divine Mercy - are expected to attend the milestone gathering.
This is what happens when people draw closer to The Divine Mercy.
For the third consecutive year, the Marians of the Immaculate Conception hosted the lively sights, sounds, and smells of salvation, song, and salsa as more than 3,000 pilgrims gathered on Eden Hill for Encuentro Latino.

Well, imagine my surprise when I saw mercy writ large in the day's headlines right on the front page.

The milestone event in Rome next year could very well become the defining moment in spreading the message of Divine Mercy.
It was deja vu on April 24, 2006, as Vinny Flynn and his family music ministry, Stillwaters, took part in the re-filming of the Chaplet of The Divine Mercy for daily broadcast on EWTN.
As the summer traveling season begins, the Vatican has made a plea that mercy be the new code of the road.