Podcasts about all saints all souls

In this rerun of Sunday's mailbox program, Martina and Martin mark the All Saints/All Souls days by visiting three famous burial places in the Slovak capital to pay tribute to several personalities of Slovak history. Ben plays music by some of musicians burried in Bratislava.

In this rerun of Sunday's mailbox program, Martina and Martin mark the All Saints/All Souls days by visiting three famous burial places in the Slovak capital to pay tribute to several personalities of Slovak history. Ben plays music by some of musicians burried in Bratislava.

As part of our service dedicated to remembering those who have died Andrea talks about the history of All Saints/All Souls, and Halloween. The price we pay for love is to grieve. May we love well and grieve well.

All Saints/All Souls

The scripture reading for Sunday's All Saints/All Souls service was Psalm 107. Rev. Laura Mayo gave the proclamation.  #Theseareoursacredstories #CovenantTogether

Rev. Dr. Sunny Chen joins us for a conversation about the Greek words for love, resurrection promises, preaching for All Saints (All Souls) day, and Christian leadership.  The All Saints readings discussed are: 1 John 3:1-3, Revelation 7:19-17, and Matt 5:1-12. Those following the regular Sunday passages can hear a discussion of the Matthew 23 passage in the second part of the episode.  Hyperlink:  For those wanting to explore the Matthew 5 reading for All Saints day, please check out episode A111 with Sally Douglas.  https://bythewell.com.au/a111-epiphany-4-matthew-51-12-the-beatitudes-with-sally-douglas/

Graham Cameron uses the story of Ruth to help us explore real tribalism and how death reshapes whole communities. It is this that we commemorate on this All Saints - All Souls. We pause to remember those who have died, and what that has meant for their whanau/families, and for their communities.

Sermon for the Celebration of All Saints & All Souls at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church - The Bronx, New York (Isaiah 25:6-9).

Sermon for the Celebration of All Saints & All Souls at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church - The Bronx, New York (Isaiah 25:6-9).

This week's sermon Overcoming Evil with Good is by guest preacher The Rt. Rev. Mary Glasspool for All Saints / All Souls. This podcast was recorded live on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations in the heart of Vancouver, BC.

This week's evening sermon Holy People is by The Rev. Marnie Peterson for All Saints / All Souls. This podcast was recorded live on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations in the heart of Vancouver, BC.

Greetings Rainbow Warriors, I’m coming to you from beautiful Bali, Indonesia today. Happy Samhain, If you’re not familiar with this special day, listen up. "Samhain involves the celebration and festival of death and transformation. It occurs in late October and early November and is most popularly known as Halloween, All Hallows Eve, All Saints & All Souls including Day of the Dead. This is also a celebration for the new year in other practices of the world. Like many cultures celebrating the New Year is a time for letting go of the old and looking ahead to the new. It marks the end of the harvest season. " It is also said that the veil is thinner at this time, giving us access to our dearly departed loved ones. So beloveds, if it resonates with you, light a candle tonight and invite a connection with someone you loved who passed on to the other side. And one more quick announcement, I have just a couple of spots left for the 30 day Visionary Activation Challenge that I announced all over my social media this week.  I am calling in a couple women, I think I have two spots left, who are motivated to activate their highest potential, to work directly with me over the course of 30 days.  I’m offering this program at a ridiculously low introductory price just through the end of the year. Schedule a quick call with me to learn more, by going to the services tab on my website. That’s at visionary-lifestyle.com or, check the show notes for a link directly to all the info about the program. https://bit.ly/2OhjNIi It’s basically like having me to yourself for a month so I can share all my activation secrets from my toolkit with you, through a custom-tailored plan that will support your unique needs, challenges and goals.  This is a one time offer so if that is resonating, get a message to me or get a call scheduled with me right away.   Now on to today’s show. Krishnamurthy Mohan Raj is a yoga instructor and the Founder and Director of Namaste Mysore Yoga Culture Communication Center in (China).  He is influenced by traditional yoga culture in his teaching style, focusing on the detailed journey of yoga culture and vinyasa. Krishnamurthy Mohan Raj started practicing yoga at an early age under the guidance of his mother and brother.  His practice moved into its next, deeper level when he started teaching yoga at the age of 14 in his birth place of Mysore.  In 2005 got the opportunity to promote yoga in China, and off he went and has been there ever since. He is now based in China, focusing on his workshops and the promotion of yoga culture, encouraging his students to not only practice yoga, but to feel the magic of yoga. I met him at the International Yoga Festival in 2017, and finally, we got to sit down and have this chat a full year later again at the International Yoga Festival. We enjoyed a great conversation about many so aspects of yoga. I think you’ll really find some inspiration in this one, guys. Krishnamurthy has a really interesting story and a real passion for true yoga. Make sure to check the show notes on visionary-lifestyle.com for links to his website. www.namastemysoreyoga.com

John explores All Saints/All Souls as a day to celebrate the lives of those who have gone before us, living each day as a gift both from God and those we celebrate.John also explores blessings and woes from Luke as what it really means to live each day as gift from God