St. Olav Domkirke
It was on the way to where I was headed, so I returned to St. Olav’s. Several women were praying the Rosary together when I entered. I believe they were Korean, so although I recognized the pattern of their prayers, I did not understand the words. I began to pray silently, then another woman came and sat in front of me. She began to pray quietly in Norwegian. All these languages–a Pentecost of sorts–praising God.
Candle in a Cave 
That’s beautiful. No matter wh
It was a very holy time.
It’s very amazing that all peoples throughout the entire world who have a faith in God can pray in any language and a person who cannot understand the language knows that person is praying. Our Creator takes care of us all.
Yes. We see through a mirror dimly but He sees all things perfectly clear.