Podcasts about canonisation

Décédé en 2006 d'une leucémie foudroyante, celui qu'on appelait l'apôtre d'internet devait être canobisé le 27 avril mais ça sera reporté à une date décidée par le futur pape.Tous les soirs du lundi au vendredi vers 19h20 sur France 5, Mohamed Bouhafsi raconte une des histoires qui a fait l'actualité du jour.

Gwen Wiseman joins us to share the story behind a 33-day Countdown of Prayer inspired by Blessed Carlo Acutis, the young tech-savvy teenager on the path to sainthood. In collaboration with Monsignor Anthony Figueiredo, Gwen reflects daily on quotes from Carlo in the lead-up to his canonisation on Divine Mercy Sunday. In this interview, she […] L'articolo 33 Day Countdown to the Canonisation of Blessed Carlo Acutis with Gwen Wiseman proviene da Radio Maria.

Découvrez les principales actualités internationales du jour : la confrontation entre l'administration américaine et l'université Harvard, la grève des éboueurs à Birmingham au Royaume-Uni, et le processus de canonisation de l'architecte Antonio Gaudi en Espagne.Notre équipe a utilisé un outil d'Intelligence artificielle via les technologies d'Audiomeans© pour accompagner la création de ce contenu écrit.Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Découvrez les principales actualités internationales du jour : la confrontation entre l'administration américaine et l'université Harvard, la grève des éboueurs à Birmingham au Royaume-Uni, et le processus de canonisation de l'architecte Antonio Gaudi en Espagne.Notre équipe a utilisé un outil d'Intelligence artificielle via les technologies d'Audiomeans© pour accompagner la création de ce contenu écrit.Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Miriam chats with Gwen Wiseman who has, along with Monsignor Anthony Figueiredo, launched a 33 day countdown of prayer leading up to the Canonisation of Blessed Carlo Acutis.   L'articolo Interview with Gwen Wiseman – Countdown to the Canonisation of Blessed Carlo Acutis proviene da Radio Maria.

Canonisation has long been a way for the Catholic church to shape its own image. As the Vatican prepares to anoint its first millennial saint, we ask how it decides who is worthy There are more Audio Long Reads here, or search Audio Long Read wherever you listen to podcasts

Pascal Praud revient pendant deux heures, sans concession, sur tous les sujets qui font l'actualité. Aujourd'hui 29/01/2025, il reçoit à l'occasion de la sortie de son livre « Destins sacrées » aux éditions Salvator, Alessandra Martines. Vous voulez réagir ? Appelez-le 01.80.20.39.21 (numéro non surtaxé) ou rendez-vous sur les réseaux sociaux d'Europe 1 pour livrer votre opinion et débattre sur les grandes thématiques développées dans l'émission du jour. Vous voulez réagir ? Appelez-le 01.80.20.39.21 (numéro non surtaxé) ou rendez-vous sur les réseaux sociaux d'Europe 1 pour livrer votre opinion et débattre sur grandes thématiques développées dans l'émission du jour.

Canonisation has long been a way for the Catholic church to shape its image. The Vatican is preparing to anoint its first millennial saint, but how does it decide who is worthy? By Linda Kinstler. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/longreadpod

durée : 00:53:44 - Questions d'islam - par : Ghaleb Bencheikh - Que sait-on de ce qu'a été le processus de canonisation du texte coranique ? Et comment distingue-t-on fixation du texte et reconnaissance de l'autorité du texte, qui sont les deux composantes de ce processus ? - réalisation : François Caunac - invités : Anne-Sylvie Boisliveau Maître de conférences en Histoire des mondes musulmans à l'Université de Strasbourg et directrice du programme « Islamologie » du Labex RESMED

Nouvelle diffusion du 15 octobre 2024 Il y a cinq ans, le Vatican canonisait Marguerite Bays, une nouvelle sainte catholique fribourgeoise. Une nouvelle sainte est un événement très rare dans notre pays. Lʹéglise catholique a fêté cet événement en grande pompe le week-end dernier. Cinq ans plus tard, Mehdi Piccand a voulu savoir ce que la canonisation a changé pour le village de Siviriez, près de Romont.

Les yeux du monde sont tournés vers le Liban, où un bombardement israélien a dévasté un immeuble dans la banlieue sud de Beyrouth. Cette frappe a coûté la vie au chef du Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, considéré comme un "architerroriste" par Israël. Cet événement ouvre la voie à une période d'incertitude, avec la crainte d'une possible riposte de l'Iran et d'une escalade du conflit dans la région.Côté français, le contraste est saisissant entre la réaction américaine, qui s'est félicitée de cette disparition, et le silence pesant du gouvernement français, qui semble avoir oublié les liens entre le Hezbollah et l'attentat meurtrier contre les militaires français en 1983.Autre sujet brûlant, le début du procès des assistants parlementaires. Les juges notent que cette affaire n'a pas entraîné d'enrichissement personnel, mais les aveux de culpabilité des accusés sont perçus comme des "signaux forts".Nous aborderons également la décision surprenante du pape François d'ouvrir le processus de béatification de l'ancien roi des Belges, Baudouin, qui avait choisi de démissionner plutôt que de signer une loi légalisant l'avortement. Cette décision a suscité l'embarras de l'épiscopat belge, qui craint de raviver les débats sur des sujets sensibles.Enfin, nous terminerons sur une note plus mélancolique avec la fermeture du dernier fabricant français de pianos à bretelles. La concurrence chinoise a eu raison de cette entreprise corézienne centenaire, emportant avec elle un peu de la culture populaire française. Notre équipe a utilisé un outil d'Intelligence artificielle via les technologies d'Audiomeans© pour accompagner la création de ce contenu écrit.

What is a saint? How does the Catholic church decide if someone is a saint?In this episode we discuss the formal process of canonisation in the Catholic church. Support us on Patreon!Contact the podcast: crashcoursecatholicism@gmail.com.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crashcoursecatholicism/References and further reading/listening/viewing:Congregation for the Causes of Saints, New Laws for the Causes of SaintsThe Catholic Encyclopedia, "Beatification and Canonization""Heroic Virtue"EWTN: The Process of Beatification and CanonizationJohn Paul II, Apostolic Constitution: Divinus Perfectionis MagisterBusted Halo, "How Does the Catholic Church Declare Official Saints?", YouTube.Canon Law Centre, "Glossary of Canonical Terms"Official Decree of the Heroic Virtues of Padre Pio"The process of canonization for Josemaría Escrivá""The Venerable Servant of God, Josemaria Escriva""Mother Teresa's Miracles: How She Was Declared a Saint""Mother Teresa: A Saint for Our Time"St. Therese of Liseux, Story of a Soul

C&SI are joined on this weeks podcast by Pat Keey, president of the Fr Willie Doyle Association to share with us the story of this heroic priest and chaplain who died during World War I. Posited as an ecumenical martyr of charity who died while attending to soldiers on the front, Pat Kenny (president of the Fr Willie Doyle Association) joins us on this weeks podcast to share the story of Fr Willie Doyle and the fact that his cause for canonisation has been formally been opened.Fr Doyle was renowned for his heroism as a military chaplain during World War I, and since his death on 16 August 1917, he has developed a reputation for sanctity and intercessory power. His cause was formally opened at a ceremony in the cathedral of Christ the King on Sunday 20 November 2022.Willie Doyle SJ was born in Dublin in 1873 to an affluent Catholic family and entered the Society of Jesus in 1891. He taught in two Jesuit schools, Clongowes Wood College and Belvedere College and was ordained in 1908. He volunteered as a chaplain in WW1.Willie Doyle SJ has touched the lives of many people, especially those he ministered to in the hellish trenches of the First World War. He was renowned for his selfless care of the young soldiers in that war, for his heroism, and his deep penitential spirituality. Many draw attention to his sense of humour, positive attitude, and upbeat disposition which supported the soldiers to whom he was chaplain during dark and dangerous times in the trenches.He was also known as a practical joker who from an early age displayed tender care for all those he came in contact with, and from an early age. he continues to fascinate people today, one hundred years on from his death in the First World War.Other resourcesFr Willie Doyle Association websiteFr Willie Doyle, pastor to the wounded, troubled and despairing (Irish Catholic)2017 docudrama by EWTN - Bravery Under Fire - The story of Fr. Willie DoyleiCatholic interview - Canonisation Cause for Fr Willie Doyle SJ opensC&SI podcasts - 2017 interview with Pat Kenny

 Our first  playback comes from 21 February 2010  when Fr Frank Duhig shares his vocation story with us HereOur second playback comes 9 May 2010 when Michael Keating reflects for us on the Apparitions at Fatima with us Here Our third playback comes from 23 May 2010  when Mary Keating & Paddy Geary share their reflection on Apparitions at Medjugorje with us HereOur fourth playback comes from 9 August 2010 when Fr john Cribben shares his journey as a Missionary in Brazil HereOur final playback comes from 17 October 2010 when Sr Margaret O'Sullivan shares a reflection with us on Canonisation  sr Mary Mackillop Here

New Zealand's greatest and bestest weekly Political Podcast that is NOT funded by NZ on Air! This week in studio with the mighty political Totara Tau Henare, NBR senior reporter Maria Slade and Stuff columnist Damien Grant. Issue 1 – Crucifixion of Uffindell Issue 2 – Canonisation of Dr Sharma Issue 3 – Stuff's Fire and Fury – documentary or middle class propaganda? Issue 4 – Exploding Food inflation Unique political commentary unlike any other The podcast broadcasts live at 7.30pm from the Mediaworks studios on Facebook, YouTube & The Daily Blog and posted up afterwards on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Rova & Youtube.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In December 1916, deep in the Sahara, an unknown French hermit was shot through the head and dumped in a ditch. He was 58. An accomplished geographer, linguist and explorer, in youth he had been a disillusioned soldier and aristocratic playboy. Why at 30 did he abandon family, career, everything, to search for 'the last place', close to the poor and suffering? This audiobook describes his epic pilgrimage from misery to love and of silent witness to Christ among the Tuareg of the Sahara, including his writings and prayers, and the work being done today by Little Brothers and Sisters of Jesus. +++ This now out-of-print title offered by the Catholic Truth Society (CTS) was written by the late J. Fawley in 1999 and published a year later. But, fear not, this excellent book has not been lost. You can listen to this audiobook version for free. Read by Monica Nash. Duration: 1 hour 21 minutes

In December 1916, deep in the Sahara, an unknown French hermit was shot through the head and dumped in a ditch. He was 58. An accomplished geographer, linguist and explorer, in youth he had been a disillusioned soldier and aristocratic playboy. Why at 30 did he abandon family, career, everything, to search for ‘the last […]

In December 1916, deep in the Sahara, an unknown French hermit was shot through the head and dumped in a ditch. He was 58. An accomplished geographer, linguist and explorer, in youth he had been a disillusioned soldier and aristocratic playboy. Why at 30 did he abandon family, career, everything, to search for ‘the last […]

Le "frère universel" Charles de Foucauld a été canonisé dimanche 15 mai par le Pape François. Officier de cavalerie, explorateur, moine, ermite, ce prêtre est originaire de notre région, diocèse de Viviers en Ardèche.Témoignage du père Michel Monterrat, originaire du diocèse de Belley-Ars, prêtre fidei donum à Tamanrasset depuis décembre 2021 et de Dominique Thévenon qui était sur la place St Pierre à Rome pour la célébration.

Philippe Caverivière a demandé à Éric Zemmour, candidat aux législatives dans le Var, d'attendre un peu avant de proposer la canonisation de Philippe Pétain. "C'est pas parce que vous venez d'être relaxé qu'il faut faire le malin". Retrouvez L'oeil de Philippe Caverivière avec Philippe Caverivière du 17 mai 2022

Président et prédicateur : Pape François Béatifié en 2005 par le pape Benoît XVI, Charles de Foucauld sera canonisé ce 15 mai aux côtés de six autres bienheureux dont le prêtre catholique français César de Bus (1544-1607), mais aussi Lazzaro Devasahayam (1712-1752), Luigi Maria Palazzolo (1827-1886), Giustino Maria Russolillo (1891-1955), Maria Francesca de Jésus (1844-1904) et Maria Domenica Mantovani (1862-1934). Le commentaire de la célébration sera assuré par David Milliat, présentateur du Jour du Seigneur, et Charles Wright, auteur du Chemin des estives(Flammarion) et lauréat du Prix de la liberté intérieure du Jour du Seigneur en 2021.

Bishop Paul Swarbrick, Bishop of Lancaster, introduces us to Charles de Foucauld, a former soldier and Trappist who will be canonised by Pope Francis on Sunday 15 May 2022. Photo © Jean-Louis Zimmermann (CC BY 2.0)

Bishop Paul Swarbrick, Bishop of Lancaster, introduces us to Charles de Foucauld, a former soldier and Trappist who will be canonised by Pope Francis on Sunday 15 May 2022. Photo © Jean-Louis Zimmermann (CC BY 2.0)

Pour commenter l'actualité, Étienne Pépin reçoit Christophe Henning, journaliste au service religion de La Croix et Antoine-Marie Izoard, directeur de la rédaction de Famille Chrétienne.

Titus Brandsma was a Carmelite friar who was killed in the Dachau concentration camp on 26 July 1942. The Nazi invasion of Holland took place on 10 May 1940. Their persecution of the Jews is well known. Titus defended the Jewish people - especially Jewish children who attended Catholic schools. He said: "the Church in carrying out her mission makes no distinction between sex, race or people." In late 1941, Dutch Catholic media outlets were ordered to carry Nazi Party advertisements. The Catholic hierarchy asked Titus to intervene, which he did with great courage, writing to all editors of Catholic publications and pleading with them to defy the order. He was betrayed to the Nazi authorities. He was arrested on 19 January 1942 and spent seven weeks at the prison in Scheveningen, before being transferred with a hundred other prisoners to Amersfoot concentration camp. He spent nearly two months there, before being sent back to Scheveningen for further questioning. The head of the secret police called Titus "that dangerous little friar". When it became clear that Titus would not go against his conscience and give in to the demands of the Nazi party, he was sent to Dachau. He was taken to the camp 'hospital', in reality an experimental laboratory, where he suffered more degrading treatment. Finally, on 26 July 1942, an SS nurse administered the injection that would kill him. Titus Brandsma was beatified by Pope Saint John Paul II on 3 November 1985 and will be canonised by Pope Francis on Sunday 15 May 2022. +++ This audiobook, produced in collaboration with the Catholic Truth Society (CTS), was written by Hugh Clarke and is read by Pierpaolo Finaldi. It is taken from a collection of texts, published by CTS in ebook form, titled: Edith Stein, Marcel Callo, Titus Brandsma: Victims of the Nazis.

Titus Brandsma was a Carmelite friar who was killed in the Dachau concentration camp on 26 July 1942. The Nazi invasion of Holland took place on 10 May 1940. Their persecution of the Jews is well known. Titus defended the Jewish people – especially Jewish children who attended Catholic schools. He said: “the Church in […]

Charles de Foucauld sera canonisé ce dimanche 15 mai. Depuis sa mort il y a plus d'un siècle, cette figure ne cesse d'inspirer femmes et hommes qui se mettent à leur tour, sur ses pas. On en parle avec le Père Marc Hémar, vicaire général du diocèse de Châlons mais aussi curé de la paroisse du Bienheureux Charles-de-Foucauld à l'espace missionnaire du Perthois.

durée : 00:55:54 - Circuit Bleu - Rhin un Nuss France Bleu Elsass - Charles Eugène de Foucauld de Pontbriand, vicomte de Foucauld, O.C.S.O., sera canonisé le 15 mai. Né à Strasbourg, les alsaciens se souviennent de lui. Michel Wackenheim et François Muller vous parlent de ce grand personnage.

Canonisation de Charles de Foucauld ; Les animation de Noël à Sézanne avec le maire, Sacha Héwak.

Canonisation of Saint Josemaria Escrivá. Full text of the cited address by John Paul II is at https://opusdei.org/en-uk/article/seventh-anniversary-of-canonization/

Cet épisode de la vie de Mère Teresa, raconté par Jean-Louis Thiar, est présenté dans le CD Sainte Teresa de Calcutta disponible sur Diffusia.fr 

When A Cannonball Triggered A Canonisation:Francis Gonsalves:The Speaking Tree

On this weeks programme John and Shane are joined by Fr John Hotze all the way from the diocese of Wichita in Kansas, USA to share with us the story of a farm boy from Kansas who is on his way to becoming a saint of the church - Fr Emil Kapaun.Fr John shares with us the story of witness and christian hope of Emil Kapaun who was a Catholic priest and U.S. Army Chaplain born in the small Czech farming community of Pilsen, Kansas and who served with heroic Christian witness during the Korean War and in a POW camp in China after the war.At the Battle of Unsan on November 2 1950, Kapaun braved the battlefield to rescue men or give them Last Rites. He showed his dedication to his "boys" by choosing to remain with a number of wounded men rather than escape. Captured by the enemy, this group was forced to march over 60 miles to a prison camp along the Chinese border in the bitter cold. Along the way, Father Kapaun carried his wounded comrades and encouraged them to do likewise. For his actions at the Battle of Unsan, Kapaun was awarded the military's highest award, the Medal of Honor, in 2013.In his seven months in the prison camp, Father Kapaun spent himself in heroic service to his fellow prisoners without regard for race, color, or creed, giving them help and hope when they needed it most. Ignoring his own ill health, he nursed the sick and wounded, stole food for the hungry, picked lice off of men, washed dirty and soiled clothing, and encouraged men through prayer and humor to keep fighting for life. Falling sick, the Chinese moved Father Kapaun to a so-called hospital, where, denied medical assistance, his death soon followed on May 23, 1951.  Before his death, he said “Don't worry about me,” he told his fellow POWs who were devastated at the loss of their friend and chaplain, “I'm going where I always wanted to go, and when I get there I'll say a prayer for all of you.” And, in a message of reassurance for his superior back home: “Tell my bishop I died a happy death.”You can find out more about Fr Emil's story and his road to canonisation HERE and HERE. 

On this weeks programme John and Shane are joined by Fr John Hotze all the way from the diocese of Wichita in Kansas, USA to share with us the story of a farm boy from Kansas who is on his way to becoming a saint of the church - Fr Emil Kapaun.In addition we also have a brief word with Fr Frank O'Dea, director of Limerick Diocesan Lourdes Pilgrimage  who shares with our listeners about this years virtual pilgrimage. There are a series of online events being run June 17th - 20th at 10am and 9pm each day on the Limerick diocese Facebook page. 10am each day will be Mass from various churches across the diocese. 9pm will be one of the traditional devotions or prayer ceremonies at Lourdes facilitated by some of the team who lead the pilgrimage each year.  More information available HERE.We have our notices, saints of the week and of course our weekly reflection on the Sunday gospel.**************************Fr John shares with us the story of witness and christian hope of Emil Kapaun who was a Catholic priest and U.S. Army Chaplain born in the small Czech farming community of Pilsen, Kansas and who served with heroic Christian witness during the Korean War and in a POW camp in China after the war.At the Battle of Unsan on November 2 1950, Kapaun braved the battlefield to rescue men or give them Last Rites. He showed his dedication to his "boys" by choosing to remain with a number of wounded men rather than escape. Captured by the enemy, this group was forced to march over 60 miles to a prison camp along the Chinese border in the bitter cold. Along the way, Father Kapaun carried his wounded comrades and encouraged them to do likewise. For his actions at the Battle of Unsan, Kapaun was awarded the military's highest award, the Medal of Honor, in 2013.In his seven months in the prison camp, Father Kapaun spent himself in heroic service to his fellow prisoners without regard for race, color, or creed, giving them help and hope when they needed it most. Ignoring his own ill health, he nursed the sick and wounded, stole food for the hungry, picked lice off of men, washed dirty and soiled clothing, and encouraged men through prayer and humor to keep fighting for life. Falling sick, the Chinese moved Father Kapaun to a so-called hospital, where, denied medical assistance, his death soon followed on May 23, 1951.You can find out more about Fr Emil's story and his road to canonisation HERE and HERE. 

Saint Padre Pio (Gino Testa) 2021-04-13 Le miracle de la canonisation de Padre Pio by Radio Maria France

..on a fini par le croire et admettre que le patron de la FED n'était pas complètement idiot - et maintenant, chaque fois qu'il dira un truc, on va aimer, liker et partager. S'il devenait "influenceur" sur "insta", Kim Kardashian n'a qu'à bien se tenir.

On the great feast in the Irish Church which celebrates the Holy Men and Women in Ireland, it is our All Saints Day! Too many to pick from and four that have officially been through the Canonisation process, St Malachy, St Oliver Plunkett, St Lorcán(Lawrence) O'Toole and St Charles of Mount Argus! check them outDermot and Joe have a quick chat and a coffee while mulling over the days going by in Ireland and trying to be a saint. There is a quick challenge from Pope Francis to say the Creed and An Our Father at a chapel or graveyard near you during November. Free Plenary Indulgence if you do...... we will explain plenary indulgences another day.Keep the prayers up for all those COVID patients and their families.

Canonisation of St. Josemaria (Oct 6)

In this episode we discuss the practical application of Opus Dei in every day lives. We talk about: The joy of living the Catholic faithNot putting God in brackets but encountering Him in our normal circumstances of everyday life. The constancy and support of faith formation and spiritual guidance. The reality of our sanctity. ResourcesScott Hahn, Ordinary Work, Extraordinary Grace: My Spiritual Journey in Opus Dei Saint Josemaria's Homily, Towards HolinessHomily given at the Canonisation of Saint Josemaria Escriva by Saint John Paul II. Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI - Article on Saint Josemaria "Saint of the Ordinary".

Today's 'Journeying With Newman' podcast, a new offering to mark the first anniversary of the Canonisation of Saint John Henry Newman, looks back ten years to the Oratorian's Beatification in Birmingham. These words come from Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI's homily at Cofton Park when the then-Holy Father declared Newman 'Blessed'.

We consider the meaning of the canonisation of Saint Josemaria, which tool place on 6 October 2002. Canonisation is a recognition of God's work in his saints. What is, then, true holiness, and how is it possible?

Revue Acropolis N°319 - Lecture d'article - Auteure Françoise Bechet, philosophehttps://www.revue-acropolis.fr/

On apprenait hier de Rome deux informations propres à nous réjouir nous autres Français : la béatification de Pauline Jaricot,cette belle figure lyonnaise et la canonisation de Charles de Foucault mort martyr au Sahara. Des exemples  qui donnent de quoi réfléchir.

Dom Michael Clothier preaches to the congregation at Downside Abbey on the Gospel of the Ten Lepers and St John Henry Newman, on the day of his Canonisation

Cardinal John Newman, who converted from Anglicanism to Catholicism, will be the first English person born since the 17th century to be declared a saint by the Catholic church on Sunday. A delegation led by Prince Charles will join thousands of pilgrims in St Peter’s Square for the special Canonisation Mass led by Pope Francis. For Newman to be declared a saint, two miracles must be verified by the church. Melissa Villalobos says she was cured from serious bleeding during her pregnancy after praying to Cardinal Newman. She speaks to the BBC for the first time and tells Sunday how she feels to be in Rome for the ceremony. Rajeev Gupta reports from the Birmingham Oratory where Newman spent much of his later life. They've kept his room exactly as it was when he died and now the Oratory is preparing to become a pilgrimage site for catholics. And what role should saints have in the 21st century? Newman biographer Roderick Strange and Charles Collins from the catholic news website Crux discuss. Producers: David Cook Peter Everett Series Producer: Amanda Hancox

Béatifiée en 1995 la Fribourgeoise Marguerite Bays sera canonisée à Rome le 13 octobre prochain. Laïque et tertiaire franciscaine (1815-1879), la couturière de Siviriez incarne la sainteté au quotidien. Elle fut guérie miraculeusement d’une tumeur le 8 décembre 1854 – jour de la proclamation du dogme de l’Immaculée Conception – et porta les stigmates du Christ en croix.

On this weeks programme we are joined by Fr Eamon Conway from Mary Immaculate College in Limerick to discuss the canonisation of John Henry Newman and ask the question why should Irish Catholics be interested in this newest English saint to be raised to the glory of the altars? Fr Eamon takes us through various facets of his life and explores some of his writings and his contribution to the life of the church right down to the present day.We have our regular notices, saints and music as well as our reflection on this weeks gospel Luke 17:11-19.

On this weeks programme we are joined by Fr Eamon Conway from Mary Immaculate College in Limerick to discuss the canonisation of John Henry Newman and ask the question why should Irish Catholics be interested in this newest English saint to be raised to the glory of the altars? Fr Eamon takes us through various facets of his life and explores some of his writings and his contribution to the life of the church right down to the present day.

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On today's episode of Canvas Sabella D'Souza discusses Eugene Yiu Nam Cheung's Running Dog article The Canonisation of Quilty. Then we sit down with Sydney based painter Gemma Smith to talk about her milestone exhibition Rhythm Sequence at UNSW Galleries, along with the importance of art schools, and the passing of practical knowledge. Then we sit down with Curator Isobel Parker Phillip, and artist Izabela Pluta to chat about their work for The National, and their personal histories with photography.      Guest Music Curator: Jan Terri

He’s little known among Catholics outside New Zealand, but some consider this handsome young priest to be a contender for their country’s first official saint, writes Peter McCleave.

Sermon given at a Thanksgiving for the Canonisation of St Oscar Romero by The Very Reverend Dr John Hall Dean of Westminster, 17th November 2018 #westminsterabbey #oscarromero

How can we really believe in the bible and trust its claims? How reliable is it? We explore this topic this week in our toughest questions series. 2 Timothy 3:14-16. If you have any questions you would like to contribute to our series you can email them to jared@manobaps.com.http://www.manobaps.comhttp://facebook.com/manobapshttp://twitter.com/manobapshttps://www.instagram.com/manobaps

Le dimanche 14 octobre 2018 le pape François prononcera la canonisation de deux figures marquantes du 20e siècle, à savoir le pape italien Paul VI, né Jean-Baptiste Montini (1897-1978), et l’archevêque salvadorien Mgr Oscar Romero (1917-1980). Si le premier a achevé le concile Vatican II (1962-1965), lancé par Jean XXIII, le second s’est distingué par son engagement en faveur des pauvres au Salvador. En outre, deux prêtres italiens et deux religieuses seront également canonisées.

SS102fm is delighted to have Sr Louise O'Rourke back with us on this weeks programme as she shares with us the story of Archbishop Oscar Romero who was one of the six newest saints canonised by Pope Francis this weekend in Rome including Pope Paul VI.

On this weeks programme we are joined by Sr Louise O'Rourke to discuss the life and times of one of the newest saints on the block - martyred Archbishop Oscar Romero of El Salvador. We have our regular reflection on the Sunday gospel, a quick run through the saints of the week and other odds and ends.

durée : 00:02:55 - En un mot - Le mot de l'actu du jour est : Johnny. Cela n'aura échappé à personne. Surtout pas à Nathalie Bourrus.

In the excerpt from this weeks programme Michael Keating joins to us the story of the two latest saints to the churches calendar - St Francisco and St Jacinta Marto - the little Shepherds of Fatima. Michael takes us through their short life story and their reactions to the events of Fatima and afterwards up to their young deaths during the Spanish Influenza epidemic. He also tells us about the story of Lucas Baptista, who was 5 years old in 2013, when he fell from a window and suffered traumatic brain injuries that doctors said would leave him severely mentally disabled or in a vegetative state, if he even survived. Lucas’ recovery, after his parents prayed to Jacinta and Francisco, was one of the miracles attributed to the children as part of the canonization process.

Equip Talk Pt 2 - Inerrancy & Canonisation

Equip Talk Pt 2 - Inerrancy & Canonisation

On Sunday, 19 years after her death, Mother Teresa will be canonised at a Mass in St Peter's Square. David Willey is in Rome ahead of the ceremony while Mike Wooldridge returns to Kolkata to report on her legacy. He hears why some people in the Indian city are still critical about her work there. Ahead of a threatened expose in a Sunday newspaper, the Bishop of Grantham says he is gay and in a 30 year relationship. He tells William how he believes the Church should move forward on issues of human sexuality. For the past two years the Church of England has held meetings to allow clergy and laity to talk about their differences on issues around human sexuality. Later this month, at a meeting of the House of Bishops, the church will discuss what to do next. Trevor Barnes hears why some churches are threatening to split and form a 'shadow synod' if the church moves in a 'liberal direction'. In 1959, Ben Hur won 11 Oscars and became a cinema classic so how does the latest remake released this week compare? Film critic Richard Fitzwilliams reviews the latest biblical blockbuster for Sunday. Two thirds of Muslims worldwide are under 30 and have grown up in the shadow of the terror attacks of 9/11. In her new book, Generation M, Shelina Janmohamed tells William how this modern, self empowered generation are shaping the world around them. A poll for BBC local radio reveals there is a shortage of people training to become bell ringers while the demand for bells at weddings and other ceremonies is increasing. We send William off for his first lesson in bell ringing and Kate Flavell from the Central Council of Bell Ringers explains why there is a recruitment problem. Producers: David Cook Peter Everett Series Producer: Amanda Hancox.

On this weeks programme, SS102fm team explore and discuss the life of Mother Teresa of Calcutta and her forth coming canonisation on September 4th.Pope Francis will declare Blessed Teresa of Kolkata a saint at the Vatican Sept. 4. The date was announced March 15 during an "ordinary public consistory," a meeting of the pope, cardinals and promoters of sainthood causes that formally ends the sainthood process.Mother Teresa was widely known as a living saint as she ministered to the sick and the dying in some of the poorest neighborhoods in the world. Although some people criticized her for not also challenging the injustices that kept so many people so poor and abandoned, her simple service touched the hearts of millions of people of all faiths.Born to an ethnic Albanian family in Skopje, in what is now part of Macedonia, she went to India in 1929 as a Sister of Loreto and became an Indian citizen in 1947. She founded the Missionaries of Charity in 1950.Shortly after she died in 1997, St. John Paul II waived the usual five-year waiting period and allowed the opening of the process to declare her sainthood. She was beatified in 2003.After her beatification, Missionary of Charity Father Brian Kolodiejchuk, the postulator of her sainthood cause, published a book of her letters, "Mother Teresa: Come Be My Light." The letters illustrated how, for decades, she experienced what is described as a "dark night of the soul" in Christian spirituality; she felt that God had abandoned her. While the letters shocked some people, others saw them as proof of her steadfast faith in God, which was not based on feelings or signs that he was with her.The date chosen for her canonization is the eve of the 19th anniversary of her death and the date previously established at the Vatican for the conclusion of the Year of Mercy pilgrimage of people like her who are engaged in works of mercy.

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Sr Margaret O'Sullivan RSJ (originally from Carrigkerry) tells us about the life, times and tribulations of Australia's first saint who is being raised to the glory of the altars by Pope Benedict XVI in Rome on 17th October 2010. God creates saints and through the process of canonisation the Church gives official recognition to the holiness of individual Christians and offers them as witnesses and examples to the faithful. . Mary MacKillop was born in Melbourne Australia on 15th January 1842 and died in Sydney on 8th August 1909. The years in between saw one of Australia's most remarkable women demonstrate incredible strength, devotion, inspiration and absolute trust in God. Join us to hear about the trials and tribulations of this new saint as she battled the difficult social and physical conditions as well as overcoming church politics including excommunication to succeed in establishing her congregation to aid the poor of Australia and also hear about the Irish connections with the congregation which began when Mary left Dublin on 28th October 1874 with 15 young women who joined her in her mission around Australia right up to the present day and the pioneering work of the sisters as they return to their homeland in Ireland sharing their gifts and experience in ordinary ways among their own people.