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Yes, "we must begin to see and hear with supernatural eyes and ears." 

But in order to do so, in order to set the stage for the possibility of actually hearing the voice of the Holy Spirit guiding us to see and hear as Jesus sees and hears what we encounter around us, the struggles within the Church, and the world, we need two things, I suggest.

First, we need an open mind. God's ways are not our ways, and from this it follows that if we see and hear and understand what Jesus sees and hears and understands, we would be perpetually surprised.  We can pretty much count on it that what we see and hear and understand on our own, our instinctive perspective, our jumping to conclusions, our instinctive analyses of all situations, is NOT what Jesus sees and hears and understands.

Second, we need to be well practiced in the art of taking the perspective of the other. We need to be able to grasp that there are always more than one way to see, hear and understand every situation.