Podcasts about brother giles

Kevin Lundon was just a child when he was abused by the man he knew as Brother Giles. The Abuse in Care Royal Commission revealed sexual abuse carried out by the Marist Brother, whose real name was Kevin Ronald Waters, during his time as principal of the intermediate section of Christchurch's Xavier College in the 1970s and 80s. Timothy Brown reports.

It's Earth Day! Father Joe and Father Rix look at the Scripture for today and the idea of Living Bread. How to learn from past faults, missteps or mistakes is embodied in the life and legacy of Brother Giles. The challenges we face in making changes is something we can all relate to, so today, in light of Earth Day and the promise of God, we hope a message of transformation can be heard and soften our hearts to change in ways that can represent the Message given to all of us. --- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo7ryZwc6qgUzkh-f8x_iLA |  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/saintjosephmissionchurch |  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3a7bHecWAsFAv17PCJVTwI | Itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/from-police-to-priest-fp2p/id1488164625 |   Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/m/Idyy2pwdjjn3r5eqmkxb4tm7fgy?t=From_Police_to_Priest_FP2P  | Podbean: https://police2priest.podbean.com/ |   --- Contact us at: stjosephmissionchurch@gmail.com | Made possible by: Saint Joseph Mission Church, Cliffside Park, NJ | Co-Host: Dr. Joseph Ciccone | Executive Producer, Executive Editor, Co-Host: Rix Thorsell | Artwork Created & Donated by: Sam Proctor (@dedluv_ripvd) | Copyright 2021 (C) Rix Thorsell - All Rights Reserved

Keeping Time With Oster Watches, Episode thirteen, features Jeremy Oster with Nick English, co-owner of Bremont watches.  Nick and his Brother Giles started off with a passion for aviation and engineering.  This passion blossomed into a desire to create a luxury watch brand that not only pays homage to aviation and engineering but has also created an opportunity to bring luxury watchmaking back to England.  Join us as we get insight into Nick's company and what the future holds for Bremont.  Keeping Time With Oster Watches is a podcast dedicated to enriching conversation about the luxury watch industry.

Rebroadcast of the long running radio program, "The Ave Maria Hour", a presentation of the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement. www.AtonementFriars.org A native of Assisi, Italy, Giles was one of the earliest followers of St. Francis, from whom he received the habit in 1208. He accompanied Francis on many of his missions around Assisi, made a pilgrimage to Compostela, visited Rome and the Holy Land, and then made an unsuccessful visit to Tunis to convert the Saracens. The Christians in Tunis, fearful of the repercussions of his religious fervor, forced him back on a boat as soon as he landed. He spent the rest of his life living in Italy, living from about 1243 at the Monte Rapido hermitage on the outskirts of Perugia, where he died in 1263. He experiences ecstacies, had a vision of Christ at Cetona, and is considered the most perfect example of the primitive Franciscan. He is spoken of at length in "The Little Flowers of St. Francis" and Francis called him his "Knight of the round table." Known for his austerity and silence, his "The Golden Sayings of Brother Giles" is noted for its humor, deep understanding of human nature, and optimism.

On today's SaintCast we explore pilgrimages. . why to we go on pilgrimage?  What is the lure? Brother Giles joins us from Valladolid, Spain, where SaintCast listeners are getting ready to embark on the arduous journey of several hundred miles.  Listener feedback on pilgrimages in the UK.A new St. Jeopardy, with a new prize!  More saintly news, purple martins, and rebuilding data from backups on the SaintCast.

Join Brother Giles of the Secrets of Harry Potter Podcast on a wonderful tour of the Cloisters of the Cathedral Basilica of Barcelona in Spain.  He gives us a vivid portrait of the Saints revered by the Catalonians, whose monuments and memorials are clustered throughout this holy space. 

Pope Benedict XVI sets the tone for this SaintCast, continuing his catechesis at his general audiences with more on St. Clement of Rome.  We take a look at what we know about the fourth pope, his life, his letters, his death.  We continue our look at the Station Churches of Lent in Rome in our Saints of the Week segment.  More audio feedback, comments on the new format, and more from Brother Giles in Barcelona, on coming SaintCasts. 

Happy All Saints Day! We travel to Spain today to hear Brother Giles taking part in a centuries old custom. . . in a cemetery. The history of All Saints Day, and it's relationship to Halloween. Duped by an e-mail from Africa . . . . More than you ever wanted to know about Operating Room Music. We finish up our tribute to the Eight North American Martyrs, and preview a new book on Saints, Saints Behaving Badly. Visit the SQPN blog at SQPN.com to comment on the book, or any others. Music for this show. . . November, by Someday Company, from garageband.com, Levenah Rising from the album Samadhi, by Christopher of the Wolves, from Magnatune.com Saints Behaving Badly, by Thomas J. Craughwell. Links to North American martyrs - http://www.silk.net/RelEd/canadianmartyrs.htm#lalande