Podcasts about easter joy

Spring and Easter go so well together for those of us living in the Northern Hemisphere. The spring that has finally come makes it easy for us to be filled with Easter Joy. Learn from Fr. Kubicki other reasons for the significance of this time.

In this episode, we learn about the Easter Season, how long it lasts for; we hear the incredible stories from the Gospels and much more! We then learn a new prayer, hear an inspiring quote, and get a to-do activity! Click here to listen to more episodes of the Children's Show! L'articolo E93| Children's Show – Easter Joy proviene da Radio Maria.

Join Mimi and Chiara Toone as they reflect on what the Easter Message means for us today. They share how to live the Easter Joy in our daily lives and build our faith amongst the normal every day.Bethany Breakfast is a space to listen, to laugh and to ask questions about being a Gen Z Catholic woman. Join sisters Mimi and Chiara Toone on radio Maria for reflections on scripture, to hear special guests and to find answers to questions about the joys and challenges of being Catholic women in a new generation.If you enjoyed this programme, please consider supporting us with a one-off or monthly donation. It is only through the generosity of our listeners that we are able to be a Christian voice by your side. ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.radiomariaengland.uk⁠⁠⁠⁠

Franciscan Friar Fr. Dan Pattee, T.O.R. shares Easter Joy as he reflects on the peace of Christ, the man of peace Saint Francis of Assisi and how we can experience peace and grow closer to Jesus and Mary following the footsteps of Saint Francis. More about Fr Dan's upcoming retreat in June at: https://olpretreat.org/retreat-scheduleSubscribe to the Morning Blend on your favorite podcast platform.Find this show on the free Hail Mary Media App, along with a radio live-stream, prayers, news, and more.Look through past episodes or support this podcast.The Morning Blend is a production of Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.

Deacon Dan Diesel proclaims the Gospel (John 20:19-31) and breaks open the word on Divine Mercy Sunday. Words for your Way from Santiago de Compostela Catholic Church in Lake Forest, California.

Celebrate Eastertide with The Church in the 21st Century Center's "The Practice of Easter Joy: 50 Days of Feasting" Virtual Timeout! This virtual retreat was led with author, retreat facilitator, founder of Mothering Spirit, and friend of C21, Laura Kelly Fanucci. Saint John Paul II said, “We are an Easter people, and Alleluia is our song!” So how do we actually live out the full 50 days of Easter, especially in a world that makes it hard to rejoice? Join us for a time of prayer, reflection, and creative ideas to keep celebrating the joy and hope of the Resurrection all season long. Find the video of this retreat and all the reflection questions and resources mentioned during the retreat at: https://www.bc.edu/content/bc-web/centers/church21/programs/C21-Living-Lent/The-Practice-of-Easter-Joy--50-Days-of-Feasting.html You can learn more about Laura Kelly Fanucci at https://laurakellyfanucci.com/   Learn more about the C21 Center and our resources: Website: https://www.bc.edu/bc-web/centers/church21.html nstagram: https://www.instagram.com/c21center/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/C21Center/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/C21Center LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/104167883 Questions? Email church21@bc.edu 

Discussing "With Christ! The New Paradigm of Easter Joy"Ephesians 2:1-10Rev. Craig LuekensOriginally recorded on 4.6.26visit cpcnewhaven.org

Happy Easter! Yesterday, in church, you and I also heard the wonderful news.  Unlike the disciples, we have the blessing of knowing what the disciples would soon discover.  Jesus had risen from the dead.  Nevertheless, staring into the empty tomb, they didn't fully appreciate the magnitude of what it meant that the tomb was empty.  But, as remarkable as it may sound, neither do a many Christians today. And they're missing out on tremendous comfort that our Savior wants us all to have. It's makes all the difference when you visit the cemetery. With sins forgiven and death defeated we have everlasting life with God right now. But there's more, much more!  And Jesus wants you to know it.

"With Christ! The New Paradigm of Easter Joy"Ephesians 2:1-10Rev. Craig Luekens4.5.26visit cpcnewhaven.org for more

Easter Joy

Easter Sunday is a before and after earthquake day: Jesus is raised from the dead! That resurrection earthquake releases grace, forgiveness, joy, and life everlasting into the world He calls us to leave behind old things sorrow, pain, sin, pride, anxiety, anger, and even merely temporary happiness to get swept up into his resurrection - resilient joy.

The Resurrection of Our Lord - Easter Day

Lent is over and with it comes the expectation of Easter Joy.  Holy Saturday invites us to anticipate the joy and wonder of the Resurrection of Jesus.  The Resurrection is a powerful reality that continues to give life and joy to the world and especially the Church.  

ALLELUIA, ALLELUIA!!!! CHRISTUS RESURREXIT, RESURREXIT VERES ALLELUIA, ALLELUIA!!!ALLELUIA, ALLELUIA!!!!  CHRIST IS RISEN, HE IS RISEN INDEED, ALLELUIA, ALLELUIA!!!"Let everyone share this feast of faith; let everyone enjoy the riches of goodness. Let none lament their poverty; for the universal kingdom has been revealed. Let none mourn their sins; for forgiveness has dawned from the grave. Let none fear death; for the Saviour's death has set us free"- St John ChrysostomWelcome to this week's C&SI podcast on this Easter Sunday. Blessed Eastertide to all our listeners from the C&SI team!On this week's programme we are delighted to welcome back Noirin Lynch, Director of FCJ Spirituality House, Teach Spiorodáltathe in Spanish Point, Co Clare to reflect on Easter Joy in a world gone mad. Noirin reminds us that Easter is not either about stopping in the paid of Good Friday nor at the same time running into the Alleluia's but more a reminder to us that Easter Joy is the confidence that no matter what, we are in God's hands. Jesus walked towards the hard stuff – he came down from Tabor and proceeded to Jerusalem and ultimately to Calvary. He stayed and we are also called to stay in solidarity and accompany people in their real lived experiences. The Kingdom of Heaven is not just a theory for the next life but a call to hope now. Our Easter Joy is a protest against despair in a world that might seem to have gone mad. In part 1 we have a brief view of the up coming Easter Week and the Octave that we are about to celebrate liturgically as well as some papal odds and ends. In part 3, we reflect on Matthew's account of Easter Morning (Matthew 28:1-10) and the encounter of the Women with the Angels and the Empty Tomb; asking ourselves the question like the women, who is it we are seeking? And do we sometimes forget to leave behind the empty tomb and go out into the world, reminding ourselves not to be afraid!Text us at +353 874668950 or email at comeandseeinspirtaions@gmail.com

On this week's programme excerpt we are delighted to welcome back Noirin Lynch, Director of FCJ Spirituality House, Teach Spiorodáltathe in Spanish Point, Co Clare to reflect on Easter Joy in a world gone mad. Noirin reminds us that Easter is not either about stopping in the paid of Good Friday nor at the same time running into the Alleluia's but more a reminder to us that Easter Joy is the confidence that no matter what, we are in God's hands. Jesus walked towards the hard stuff – he came down from Tabor and proceeded to Jerusalem and ultimately to Calvary. He stayed and we are also called to stay in solidarity and accompany people in their real lived experiences. The Kingdom of Heaven is not just a theory for the next life but a call to hope now. Our Easter Joy is a protest against despair in a world that might seem to have gone mad. Text us at +353 874668950 or email at comeandseeinspirtaions@gmail.com

Original air date April 17, 2022Bishop DeGrood joins Catholic Views to celebrate Easter Sunday! Find out what he remembers from Easter as a kid in Minnesota and which Holy Week/Easter Mass is his favorite.

The Easter season is about new life. Jesus rises from the dead and in so doing resets the horizon on what is possible for each and every one of us. We see in the risen Lord God's own invitation, an invitation that calls us beyond ourselves, beyond what even dreamed was possible. Ignatian spirituality offers us time-tested tools to embark on this journey. Ignatius himself was not only a soldier-turned-saint; he was a strategic thinker, an administrator of a global company. He knew that what he offered for the spiritual life had to be both scaled up to meet needs across the world while being relevant to the unique needs and experiences of each and every person. So, how do we respond to the call of this Easter season? How do we embark on our own journey of renewal and deepening faith? Let's look to the Ignatian tradition. Today's guest is author Lisa Kelly. She is a wife and mother of four, the co-director of the nonprofit La Storta: Center for Spirituality and Leadership and the author of the new book, “The Spiritual Path: Embarking on the Journey of a Lifetime.” Lisa has written at the intersection of strategic planning, organizational development, leadership training and Ignatian spirituality for years, so she comes to us with deep wisdom on how to set faith-based goals that result in meaningful, mission-oriented action. And she challenges us to reassess what success looks like in our lives. This is a really fun conversation—and super informative. Lisa helps us think in new ways about our own lives, and helps us ferret out some unhealthy spiritualities of desolation in which we may unknowingly be trapped. Lisa is also an Ignatian Associate—an organization of lay Catholics who are grounded in Ignatian spirituality and make promises in that tradition. We begin our conversation there, talking about why the Ignatian Associates have been so important to Lisa's own spiritual path. Get her book: https://store.loyolapress.com/the-spiritual-path Learn about the Ignatian Associates: https://ignatianassociates.org/ Learn about her nonprofit, La Storta: https://www.lastorta.org/

On this week's episode find out what has been keeping Deacon Scott and Brenda very busy during the month of April and the joys and sadness of this Easter seasonSubscribe to View from the Pew on your favorite podcast platform.Find this show on the free Hail Mary Media App, along with a radio live-stream, prayers, news, and more.Look through past episodes or support this podcast.View from the Pew is a production of Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.

From Silence to Glory: The Mystery of Easter This Homily reflects on the liturgy of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, . . . . . . emphasizing how Scripture readings during the Easter vigil narrate the entire history of God's love for humanity. It traces the journey from creation and fall, through the Exodus, prophetic calls to return to God, and finally to the New Testament, culminating in Christ's death and resurrection. A Theological Insight A significant theological insight is given about Holy Saturday—often overlooked—as the most mysterious moment, where God, through Jesus, enters death and silence. Jesus, though sinless, experiences death, breaking its power. His resurrection becomes the ultimate hope and promises for all baptized believers, affirming God's presence even in suffering and death. The Homily encourages joy, hope, and gratitude in the Easter celebration. Listen to this Meditation Media. Listen to: From Silence to Glory: The Mystery of Easter ---------------------------------- For those that visit the QoAH's website for this post, you'll see a restored statue. Regina Caeli, the Queen of Heaven, and the Lady of Easter Joy Allow me to introduce you to a cherished figure in our community. This statue has been with us for ten years, originally hand-carved in Peru. She is traditionally adorned for various feast days and holds a special place in our celebrations. However, over time, the paint had deteriorated to such an extent that even the slightest contact would cause it to flake away. A few weeks ago, we made the decision to send her for professional restoration, with the hope that she would return in time for Easter—and we are pleased to say she did. She now stands before us with a beautifully restored appearance, complete with a new halo and freshly painted garments. We now honor her as Regina Caeli, the Queen of Heaven, and the Lady of Easter Joy.

What a mess. Not only had Jesus been tragically taken from those who so dearly loved him. Not only had he suffered so terrible at the hands of the authorities that had been called by God to serve and protect the innocent. Not only had Jesus been crucified, mocked and forsaken by God. But now they can't even properly grieve his death.

Both Acts of the Apostles and the Gospel of John reveal how the Risen Lord directs us to holy action that transforms our lives and reaches out to others. (Lectionary #262) April 22, 2025 - Cathedral Rectory - Superior, WI Fr. Andrew Ricci - www.studyprayserve.com  

At the Easter Vigil, the Exultet tells us to rejoice with the joy of Christ's Victory.  Easter Joy is triumphant.  Christ is a victor and conqueror of sin and death.  We share in this victory in the sacraments and in charity.  Living a sincere Christian life, we become the resurrection for the world.https://comeawaybyyourselves.com   

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Finding Freedom in Spontaneous Easter Joy Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-03-26-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: I stuen bredte en duft af nybagt brød og tulipaner sig, som kun en dansk påske kan byde på.En: In the living room, a scent of freshly baked bread and tulips spread, the kind only a Danish Easter can offer.Da: På sofabordet stod krus med dampende kaffe opstillet som et kunstværk, mens solen kastede et venligt lys over den store stue.En: On the coffee table, mugs with steaming coffee were arranged like a work of art, while the sun cast a friendly light over the large room.Da: Lars løftede blikket fra sin liste - en skabelon for den perfekte påskefrokost.En: Lars lifted his gaze from his list - a template for the perfect Easter lunch.Da: Han var en mand af rutiner; alt skulle køre efter planen.En: He was a man of routines; everything had to run according to plan.Da: Men dybt indeni, længtes han efter et lille eventyr.En: But deep inside, he longed for a little adventure.Da: Lars havde inviteret hele familien, og nu var huset fyldt med snak og latter.En: Lars had invited the entire family, and now the house was filled with chatter and laughter.Da: Mette hjalp med borddækningen i spisestuen, og hun kastede et smil til Lars, der forsøgte at tage sig af alle detaljer.En: Mette helped with setting the table in the dining room, and she cast a smile at Lars, who was trying to take care of all the details.Da: "Rolig, det skal nok gå," sagde hun beroligende.En: "Relax, it will be fine," she said soothingly.Da: Men Lars rømmede sig kun og justerede påskeharen midt på bordet.En: But Lars only cleared his throat and adjusted the Easter bunny in the middle of the table.Da: Han elskede hvert minut af værtsrollen, men frygtede altid det uforudsigelige.En: He loved every minute of hosting but always feared the unpredictable.Da: Børnene hvirvlede gennem gangene som små travle myrer, og deres latter genlød som en symfonisk baggrund.En: The children swirled through the hallways like small busy ants, and their laughter echoed like a symphonic background.Da: Med et tungt åndedrag tog Lars mod til sig og gik ind for at byde velkommen til sine gæster.En: With a heavy breath, Lars gathered his courage and went in to welcome his guests.Da: Men et øjebliks afslapning førte til, at yngre gæster utilsigtet byttede madens placeringer.En: But a moment of relaxation led to younger guests inadvertently swapping the food's placements.Da: "Lars, hvor er silden?"En: "Lars, where is the herring?"Da: spurgte en af tanterne højt med en skefuld karrysild.En: asked one of the aunts loudly with a spoonful of curry herring.Da: Inden Lars nåede at rette op på fejlen, brød Soren ind med en strålende idé.En: Before Lars could correct the mistake, Soren interrupted with a brilliant idea.Da: "Hvorfor ikke en skattejagt i haven?"En: "Why not a treasure hunt in the garden?"Da: råbte han, med børnene jublende bag sig.En: he shouted, with the children cheering behind him.Da: Før Lars kunne svare, styrtede børnene ud mod haven.En: Before Lars could respond, the children rushed out towards the garden.Da: Lars stod tilbage i døråbningen, draget mellem sin lyst til kontrol og den tiltrækkende mulighed for spontan glæde.En: Lars stood in the doorway, torn between his desire for control and the enticing possibility of spontaneous joy.Da: En blid vind blafrede gennem træerne udenfor, og Lars lod sig rive med af den falmende følelse af kontrol.En: A gentle wind fluttered through the trees outside, and Lars let himself be carried away by the fading feeling of control.Da: "Kom Mette!En: "Come, Mette!Da: Skal vi ikke være med?"En: Shouldn't we join?"Da: råbte han med et grin til sin kone, som allerede tog en kurv op.En: he called with a grin to his wife, who was already picking up a basket.Da: Mens det pludselige påskeskattejagt-initiativ bragte liv og latter til haven, mærkede Lars en ny form for tilfredshed i sit bryst.En: While the sudden Easter treasure hunt initiative brought life and laughter to the garden, Lars felt a new kind of satisfaction in his chest.Da: Han kunne mærke, hvordan øjeblikke som disse gav mening til alt hans omhyggelige arbejde.En: He could feel how moments like these gave meaning to all his meticulous work.Da: For første gang slap han sin plan, forstod, at livets uperfekte øjeblikke var de mest mindeværdige.En: For the first time, he let go of his plan, understood that life's imperfect moments were the most memorable.Da: Så under den klare forårssol, i en have fyldt med glæde, fandt Lars frihed i det spontane.En: So under the clear spring sun, in a garden filled with joy, Lars found freedom in the spontaneous.Da: Han lo sammen med sin familie, undersøgende med dem efter gemte skatte, og opdagede derved skatten af livets små, uventede overraskelser.En: He laughed together with his family, exploring with them for hidden treasures, and in doing so discovered the treasure of life's small, unexpected surprises. 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In this bonus episode, Brian and Joe share stories of Easter joy. After a season dedicated to Lenten themes, this bonus episode shares moments of joy that break through even the most challenging moments of life, like a migrant journey. Brian recounts a recent trip to St. Louis, where he became travel partners with Oscar, a Honduran migrant who had lived at Casa del Migrante in Reynosa for months. They decided to surprise Oscar's family when they got to St. Louis, and the plan came together perfectly. Joe tells the story of Marta and her five daughters, who waited for their CBP One appointment for eight long months. When Brian and Joe weren't able to give them a proper send-off before their appointment with immigration, they made a plan to surprise them as they finished their appointment and walked into the U.S. There were shouts of joy, tears, and (of course) a trip to McDonald's. The big question was: would the ice cream machine be working??

Sermon for the Third Sunday of Easter. All Saints' Episcopal Church. Fort Worth, TX. www. asecfw.org

Auxiliary Bishop Joseph Williams stops by to talk about Easter and why it's important for us to be “Easter people.” Like what you're hearing? Leave us a review, subscribe, and follow us on social media @practicingcatholicshow! Direct social media links: ⁠Facebook⁠ ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠YouTube

Homily given at St. Thomas à Becket on Divine Mercy Sunday (April 7, 2024). --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fr-rich-dyer/message

Easter Joy (Luke 24:36-49, John 20:19-23) - Evening Sermon

Following Peter's speech, the crowd is cut to the heart and asks what they must do.  Peter's response to repent, be baptized, and receive the Holy Spirit inspires us to live our faith with an ongoing conversion of heart as the Spirit guides us throughout our lives. (Lectionary #262) April 2, 2024 - Cathedral Rectory - Superior, WI Fr. Andrew Ricci - www.studyprayserve.com  

Pope Benedict XVI wrote, "At Easter we rejoice because Christ did not remain in the tomb, his body did not see corruption; he belongs to the world of the living, not to the world of the dead; we rejoice because he is the Alpha and also the Omega, as we proclaim in the rite of the Paschal Candle; he lives not only yesterday, but today and for eternity." Theologian Dr. Jeremy Holmes shares his insights about the risen Christ as we celebrate the Octave of Easter.

Chances are good that a few days ago on Good Friday you may have sung that enduring hymn, “Were You There?” It comes with that familiar refrain, “Sometimes it causes me to tremble, tremble, tremble.” On Easter morning, as the women left the empty tomb they found themselves trembling ... with joy! The good news is that Jesus is risen and He is here. He is here with us this very day, and with all the Easter blessings that come with having a living Savior.

This script is a devotional message emphasizing the importance of Jesus Christ's resurrection for the Christian faith. It discusses how without Christ's resurrection, Christianity would lack its foundation. The speaker encourages listeners to follow along with their Bibles as he cites various biblical passages to illustrate how Jesus's followers initially doubted and forgot his teachings, including his prophecy of resurrection. The speaker recounts the story of the disciples on the Emmaus road, Thomas's doubt, and brings in the narrative of the empty tomb and the eyewitnesses who saw the risen Christ. Through these stories, he highlights how the resurrection was a pivotal event that transformed disbelief into faith among Jesus's followers. The message concludes with a prayer, thanking God for Jesus's sacrifice and asking for blessings on the listeners and the spreading of the message. 00:00 Opening Blessings and Introduction to the Devotion 00:24 Celebrating the Resurrection: 'Because He Lives' 01:32 Reflecting on Doubt and Memory in the Disciples' Journey 03:03 The Emmaus Road: A Tale of Recognition and Faith 05:47 Thomas's Doubt and the Power of Belief 08:05 The Significance of the Resurrection for Believers 09:26 The Resurrection: Core of Christian Faith and Hope 10:29 Eyewitnesses Affirm the Living Christ 11:56 The Gospel's Power and Our Living Hope 13:03 Closing Prayer and Blessings --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gnbc/message

#10MinuteswithJesus ** Put yourself in the presence of God. Try talking to Him. ** 10 minutes are 10 minutes. Even if you can get distracted, reach the end. ** Be constant. The Holy Spirit acts "on low heat" and requires perseverance. 10-Minute audio to help you pray. Daily sparks to ignite prayer: a passage from the gospel, an idea, an anecdote and a priest who speaks with you and the Lord, inviting you to share your intimacy with God. Find your moment, consider you are in His presence and click play.

In the episode, Fr. Steve and Ashley discuss the beauty, joy, and peace of Easter. After experiencing Lent and entering into Easter, are we changed? Does the reality of Jesus dying and rising from the dead change our lives? How can we experience true joy?Thank you so much for listening to our podcast! Please leave us a rating and/or review, and share on social media or with a friend! You can email ashley@rootedinthereallyreal.com with any questions or suggestions. God bless.

John 20:1-18 Easter Sunday Image: "He is Risen" by He Qi

Feel the heavy shroud of their silence and sorrow with me, your guide for today's contemplative journey. Together, we'll explore the biblical references to this day in an episode enriched by Margaret Feinberg's insights, revealing the raw emotions that followed the crucifixion. Their confusion and grief, laced with creeping doubt, paint a somber and intimate picture of anticipation for the joy we know is coming.This Holy Saturday, the silence speaks volumes as we piece together the disciples' experience and find comfort in the reassurances Jesus offered them prior to his crucifixion. The episode doesn't just recount a tale of despair; it's a reminder that even in the absence of words, hope can germinate in the darkest of times. Let's honor the quietude of this day by recognizing the profound message it holds — that joy, indeed, can emerge from the deepest sorrows, as we prepare to embrace the triumphant celebration that Easter Sunday promises.Blog read: https://margaretfeinberg.com/holy-week-the-silence-of-saturday/ Now get out into the world and be a woman who intentionally encourages another! #women #podcast

There is JOY in confession because it bring us into right relationship with God! 1 John 1:4-10, Genesis 3:8-9, Psalm 51, Luke 7:47-50 Series Description: The time leading up to Easter is an especially important time for us to pause and consider what the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus mean for our lives today. In this series we're exploring the continuous invitation we have to deeper friendship with our Creator. Our journey culminates on Easter as we celebrate the new life we have with God! We meet every Sunday at 10am in Mahomet. You are welcome and wanted at Life Vineyard Church, we can't wait to meet you! Lifevineyard.org

Easter is more than one day on our liturgical calendar, and itinerant missionary, speaker and author Meg Hunter-Kilmer joins the show to reflect on living out the season's joy despite challenging times.

What is it that we celebrate on Resurrection Sunday? What is the highest form of worship? Come to the Mass and see Christ truly present. Full notes, video, and archive at https://blog.ctk.cc

As we wrap up the Octave of Easter, we reflect on the second reading from the Letter of St. Peter, the powerful witness of our Neophytes, and the ontological change brought about by the celebration of the Easter Sacraments. May the indescribable and glorious joy of the Resurrection continue to mark your lives throughout this Easter season and beyond! Don't put a limit on the abundance that God desires to pour out on us, especially the abundance of His Divine Mercy. In sports, the Heat and Panthers get Round 1 of the playoffs started and the Marlins are off to a decent start this season. Ashley joins in to break down the games and gives us a look at the schedule ahead. Don't forget to like, comment on, rate/review, and share the podcast! Have any questions you'd like Fr. Manny and Jorge to tackle? Send them in to podcast@cotlf.org and listen in next Monday to see if we were able to answer it!  

Happy Easter everyone! (we're Catholic, and so was Tolkien, so it's still Easter...) In this episode, we read Samwise's astonished awakening in The Field of Cormallen after the destruction of the One Ring, and discuss how it relates to the overwhelming joy of Easter. “The Resurrection was the greatest ‘eucatastrophe' possible in the greatest Fairy Story – and produces that essential emotion: Christian joy which produces tears because it is qualitatively so like sorrow, because it comes from those places where Joy and Sorrow are at one, reconciled, as selfishness and altruism are lost in Love.” ~ J.R.R. Tolkien, Letter 89WATCH THE VIDEO » https://youtu.be/4n37OdecKXQEXECUTIVE PRODUCERS:- Kaitlyn of Tea with Tolkien- John R- Jacob Lockham- John H- Eru27FOLLOW & SUPPORT THE TOLKIEN ROAD:PATREON » SUPERFANS!TWITTERFACEBOOKINSTAGRAMLINKS & MATHOMS:- take 10% OFF Tolkien Road merch at True Myths Press » https://truemythspress.com/discount/TENOFF (enter code TENOFF at checkout)- listen to TOLKIEN'S WORKS for FREE » https://www.audibletrial.com/everon- buy Tolkien's Requiem » https://tolkiensrequiem.com/ - buy Tolkien's Overture » https://tolkiensoverture.com/SPECIAL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING PATRONS:- John R- Kaitlyn of Tea with Tolkien- Jacob Lockham- John H- Melkor27- Emilio P- Jonathan D- Mike M- Robert H- Paul D- Julia- Werty- JoeBagelMan- Richard K- Matt R- Matthew W- Garret P- Chris K- John W- Eugene D- Chris B- Daniel S- Seb M- Shana Supreme- Ms. Anonymous- Andrew T- Redhawk- Shannon S- Brian O- Zeke F- James L- Chris L- Asya V- Ish of the Hammer- Teresa C- David of Pints with Jack- Eric BAS WELL AS THOSE CELEBRATING THEIR PATRON ANNIVERSARY IN APRIL OF 2023- Jonathan D- Julia- Katie P- Rebecca R- Ty M

Paola shares ways to continue Easter Joy in your Homeschool throughout the 50 days of Easter.

Pop artist Madison Rose helps us celebrate rebirth and the triumph of life over death this joyous Queer Easter! Yass, Jesus! is hosted by Danny Franzese and Azariah Southworth. Our producers are Ross Murray and Meredith Paulley. Sound, music, and post-production by Chris Heckman.   Get to know us better, support our show or Buy Us a Coffee:   Daniel Franzese  https://whatsupdanny.com/  Twitter Instagram Facebook Azariah Southworth  https://azariahspeaks.com/  Instagram Facebook   Ross Murray  The Naming Project GLAAD  Twitter --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yassjesus/message

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Yes, two episodes in one weekend - but it's Easter and I can't let that pass without a special reflection for this Easter Sunday.

Making Holy Week part of your homeschool is natural and adds to the reverence of this most Holy Season as we journey towards Easter JOY.

David Bates of the Pints with Jack podcast guest cohosts with Taylor as they share their insight from Holy Week and this Easter Season. They also discuss two things right up David's alley: CS Lewis & Byzantine Catholicism. They dive into Lewis' book "The Four Loves" and Taylor pesters him with questions about why he is different than him. It's quite fun. Enjouy! Subscribe/Rate Never miss out on the craziness of each episode by hitting the subscribe button RIGHT NOW! Help other people find the show and #MakeCatholicismFunAgain by taking a few moments to leave a review in your podcasting app. Thanks! YouTube Check out the show and other exclusive videos on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/fortecatholic Connect

Easter is the feast of all feasts, the new day of great joy.  Like the apostles and first disciples, we rejoice in the resurrection of Jesus.  Contemplating their interactions with the risen Lord, we learn to find Christ in the most ordinary moments of our lives. https://comeawaybyyourselves.com