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Happy Feast of the Annunciation! On today's show, Matt Swaim and Anna Mitchell welcome Dr. Benjamin Lewis, Danielle Bean, and others, to discuss the significance of Gabriel's appearance to Mary at the moment of the incarnation. Other guests include Fr. Boniface Hicks with more thoughts on personal prayer, and Kris McGregor to reflect on the Office of Readings. Plus news, weather, sports, and more...

The Annunciation is a big feast day for us at Sacred Heart Radio, as we make it our mission to announce the Good News of Jesus Christ across multiple media platforms! To make a $25 gift to support our work today, click here. ***** Happy Feast of the Annunciation! On today’s show, Matt Swaim and Anna Mitchell welcome Dr. Benjamin Lewis, Danielle Bean, and others, to discuss the significance of Gabriel’s appearance to Mary at the moment of the incarnation. Other guests include Fr. Boniface Hicks with more thoughts on personal prayer, and Kris McGregor to reflect on the Office of Readings. Plus news, weather, sports, and more… ***** Collect for the Solemnity of the Annunciation O God, who willed that your Word should take on the reality of human flesh in the womb of the Virgin Mary, grant, we pray, that we, who confess our Redeemer to be God and man, may merit to become partakers even in his divine nature. Who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God, for ever and ever. ***** Dr. Benjamin Reinhard, author of The High Hallow: Tolkien’s Liturgical Imagination Fr. Philip Larrey is online at philiplarrey.com Full list of guestsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy Feast of the Epiphany! This week, Dr. Scott Powell gives his take on the tradition of the Three Kings— and reflects on the return of the glory of God.Already read the readings? Skip ahead to 7:00Reading 1 - Isaiah 60:1-6Psalm 72:1-2, 7-8, 10-13Reading 2 - Ephesians 3:2-3a, 5-6Gospel - Matthew 2:1-12Watch: The Star of BethlehemListen: The Psalms season of Sunday School This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.pillarcatholic.com/subscribe

Mother Miriam Live - December 12th, 2024  Happy Feast of our Lady of Guadalupe! Do Catholics believe in karma? My Father-in-law and Mother-in-law want their ashes scattered. I had severe pain during the birth of my last child, am I qualified for NFP Good info for my Grandson for proof of God. Thoughts about priests saying that the deceased will always make it to heaven during funerals?

Happy Feast of St. Nicholas!  On today's show, we talk about his life and especially his charity – and how we should imitate him. Dr. Matthew Bunson will talk about *some* of the history of Notre Dame Cathedral, ahead of its reopening this weekend.  And we'll preview the readings for the Second Sunday of Advent with Fr. Hezekias Carnazzo and, later, with Fr. Jonathan Duncan. John Knutsen – Retirement Fund for Religious Fr. Hezekias Carnazzo – Institute of Catholic Culture Ken Craycraft – Citizens Yet Strangers Dr. Matthew Bunson – EWTN News Emily Jaminet – Heart Conversion Advent Campaign Fr. Boniface Hicks – Personal Prayer: A Guide for Receiving the Father's Love Bobby Schindler – Life and Hope Network Fr. Jonathan Duncan – Bone Church Revival Joseph Pearce – Inner Sanctum Kris McGregor – Discerning HeartsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy Feast of Christ the King to all.I wish you all the best as we approach the Advent Season.  Thank you for joining me for my podcast.God bless.Fr. Kennedy

Fr. Anthony Amato is the Pastor of St. Peter's Parish in Clifton Springs, New York. He was ordained as a priest in June of 2017 by Bishop Salvatore Matano of the Diocese of Rochester, New York.   In Today's Show   Visit the show page at thestationofthecross.com/askapriest to listen live, check out the weekly lineup, listen to podcasts of past episodes, watch live video, find show resources, sign up for our mailing list of upcoming shows, and submit your question for Father!

Happy Feast of St. Vincent de Paul! If you've been a listener for awhile, you know that means it's time for the new season to begin! Welcome to season SEVEN!To kick off the season, we have Sister Theresa Sullivan, DC. Sister Theresa is the Director of Daybreak, a ministry of Depaul USA, that operates as a day resource center for those experiencing homelessness in the area. Sister Theresa is the third director of Daybreak and our very own Sister Elizabeth Greim, DC, just so happens to have been the first. Between the two of them, we hear all about the founding of Daybreak and just how much it's grown since it's founding in 2011. Between adding new buildings and gaining the support of the whole community, it's clear there's been a lot of love poured into this ministry!

For 8 August 2024, The Feast of St. Dominic, based on Isaiah 52:7-10

Hello Friends,I want to apologize for not getting the Catholic Morning Offering up the last few days.  I went on retreat from Thursday through late Sunday, and I had planned to record those days in advance and put them up, but we had a terrible storm, which included 80-90 mph winds, pass through this area last Wednesday night, and we lost power for about 22 hours.  About 220,000 people in this area lost power, the largest number in history, I believe.  Some people are still without power after five  days, so your prayers for them would be appreciated!  Happy Feast of the Transfiguration of the Lord!Starting the morning off with God is the key to strength and success in your day!Join me in praying the Catholic morning offering, as well as hear meditations, learn about the saint of the day,  and hear today's Scripture readings from Holy Mass.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/deannapierw)To sign up to receive a daily email of the Morning Offering through The Catholic Company, go to https://www.morningoffering.com/Excerpts from the English translation of The Roman Missal © 2010, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.The Morning Glory Consecration Prayer is excerpted from "33 Days to Morning Glory:  A Do-It-Yourself Retreat in Preparation for Marian Consecration" by Michael E. Gaitley, MIC, © 2011 Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception of the B.V.M., p. 137.If you have any comments, please email me at Deanna.pierre25@gmail.com.Support the Show.

Happy Feast of St. Mary Magdalene! Hello St. Mary Magdalene,  Thanks for tuning into this week's video with me, Fr. Chris. There's a lot going on this weekend as we are celebrating our patronal feast day this weekend so you'll hear some beautiful prayers during the Mass centering on Mary Magdalene and her role as the “Apostle to the Apostles” as the Church refers to her. She is given this title because, as the first person to see Christ Resurrected from the dead, she is sent to the Apostles to proclaim the Good News. In Greek, the language in which the New Testament was written, Apostle comes from “Apostelos” which means “to be sent” so, she, as the “Apostle to the Apostles” can literally mean “the one sent to the ones who are sent.” This same Greek root is the origin of the term “apostolate” meaning the area in which we're sent to bring the Gospel. How blessed then, that we, spiritual sons and daughters of St. Mary Magdalene rejoice in her being the first person to see the Risen Lord. This patronage too is commemorated in our sanctuary artwork with the Latin phrase “Vidi Dominum” which means “I have seen the Lord” the same message she gave to the Apostles 2,000 years ago.   We have the great joy then in sharing this vision of the Risen Lord especially in the Eucharist, the source and summit of our faith. How providential then that the national Eucharistic Convention is currently underway in Indianapolis on this same weekend. Indeed, the Eucharist is the venue through which we too can see the Risen Lord just as Mary Magdalene did. In honor of this, I want to share with you several resources that I have read and recommend in order to foster a deeper love of Christ present in the Eucharist. First, is this wonderful book “St. Mary Magdalene: Prophetess of Eucharistic Love” by Fr. Sean Davidson. In 200 pages this book offers scriptural, historical, and theological perspectives on Mary Magdalene and the radical way in which her encounter with Christ inspired her to change her life and how we, modeling her repentance, can allow Christ to change our life as well. I have about 20 copies of this book which I am happy to give away, if you would like one please email me and I will be happy to leave you a copy.  Second, I would like to recommend Pope St. John Paul II's 2003 encyclical “Ecclesia de Eucharistia” (Church of the Eucharist) where the late holy father inspirationally writes on the Eucharist and its centrality in the life and mission of the Church and of every Catholic. It's about 20 pages so it can easily be read during prayer times in the adoration chapel.  Third, is Pope Benedict XVI's 2007 Sacramentum Caritatis. This 40 page post-synodal exhortation offers spiritual and practical insights on the Eucharist and how we can prepare our souls spiritually to receive Christ. It can be technical and/or practical at times since it's also addressing questions on topics like proper reception of Holy Communion, and active participation in the liturgy.  Fourth, and lastly, is the USCCB's 2021 document “The Mystery of the Eucharist in the Life of the Church.” This 30 page document offers practical and spiritual insights oriented towards a deeper appreciation and entry into the great gift of the Eucharist. There are some phenomenal quotes from saints in here that afford many opportunities for prayerful contemplation of Christ present in the Eucharist. These writings from the USCCB, Benedict XVI, and JPII are all available online and are linked in the description of this video!  In conclusion, I also want to say thank you to everyone who stepped up at my recent adoration appeal. We went from over 40 hours with no adorer down to less than 10! That is awesome and it means that perpetual adoration can continue. Now, it is incumbent upon all of us, however, to maintain our commitments in order to ensure a prayerful space to encounter Christ while simultaneously ensuring safety for all adorers and the Blessed Sacrament! Have a wonderful feast day weekend and may our Eucharistic Lord draw you ever more deeply into His infinite, eternal love! Document links:  1. Ecclesia de Eucharistia (JPII): https://www.vatican.va/content/john-paul-ii/en/encyclicals/documents/hf_jp-ii_enc_20030417_eccl-de-euch.html 2. Sacramentum Caritatis (B16): https://www.vatican.va/content/benedict-xvi/en/apost_exhortations/documents/hf_ben-xvi_exh_20070222_sacramentum-caritatis.html 3. The Mystery of the Eucharist in the Life of the Church (USCCB): https://www.usccb.org/resources/7-703%20The%20Mystery%20of%20Eucharist,%20for%20RE-UPLOAD,%20JANUARY%202022.pdf God bless,  Fr. Chris Visit us: https://www.smarymag.org Support us online: https://membership.faithdirect.net/AZ754

The World of Eora is a news & lore podcast about the fantasy setting created by Obsidian Entertainment for their cRPG series, Pillars of Eternity, and their upcoming action RPG: Avowed. In this week's episode I revisit the lore of the Aedyr Empire, its people, its history, and their language. This is largely a summation of lore that I did a few years ago (check out Ep. 4-6, and some afterwarsd) about this. However, with the involvement of Aedyr mentioned in the Avowed trailers of recent I decided it was time to give a decent overview in an updated way. So, here's to the Aedyr Empire! Happy Feast of Feasts! worldofeora@gmail.com @worldofeora ko-fi.com/worldofeora

Happy Feast of St. Benedict coming up on July 11!I'm excited to have had Fr. Robert Nixon back on the show as a repeat guest! What a wonderful priest and sharp intellect! Enjoy the conversation on St. Benedict!SummaryIn this episode, Father Robert Nixon, O.S.B. discusses the cross and medal of Saint Benedict, its origins, meaning, and power. He explains that the medal is a devotional object that can serve as a reminder of God's plan and a powerful protection against evil. Father Nixon also highlights the importance of understanding the significance of devotional objects and the role of faith in their efficacy. He emphasizes the influence of Saint Benedict and the Benedictine order in spreading Western Christendom and preserving knowledge throughout history.Takeaways* The cross and medal of Saint Benedict is a devotional object that serves as a reminder of God's plan and a powerful protection against evil.* Understanding the significance of devotional objects and having faith in their efficacy is important.* The Benedictine order played a significant role in spreading Western Christendom and preserving knowledge throughout history.* Monasteries were centers of learning and contributed to the preservation of manuscripts and the spread of education.The spiritual wisdom of Saint Benedict has endured for centuries and quite literally shaped Western culture from its inception. Tenets of the order, like its motto and Saint Benedict's Rule, are just as influential for lay people as they are for the Benedictine monks and nuns. The cross and medal of St. Benedict is also among the gifts bestowed by the Benedictine Order. For centuries, it has been a conduit for God's power against malicious spirits.The history of this cross and medal—how it first came about, how it was used, miracles attributed to its use—was not easily apparent, nor readily accessible. However, this book successfully delineates the history, theology, and potency of the cross and medal of St. Benedict. Drawing from a number of ancient and reliable sources, Fr. Robert Nixon has compiled, translated, and edited a most powerful book on the cross and medal of St. Benedict. With this book, you'll learn from various saints and holy men as the history of St. Benedict's cross and medal unfolds. In doing so, you will learn about the life and legend of St. Benedict, the Father of Western Monasticism, who established the most ancient religious order. Sancte Benedicte, ora pro nobis!Buy the book from TAN Books today! Thanks for listening to Good Distinctions! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.gooddistinctions.com

TRANSCRIPT Good evening, Happy Feast of Saints Peter and Paul, and welcome back to Popeular History! That's right, we're officially off hiatus, starting next week you can expect a short Cardinal Numbers episode every Saturday and a longer Popeular History worldbuilding episode every month. As I continue to get a feel for the rhythms of family life that seems like a doable schedule, especially since most of the work for the remainder of the year is already done. Alleluia! I also have some special stuff for you today. First off, I want to wish a very happy birthday to Cardinal Seán O'Malley of Boston. This birthday is bittersweet, because the next conclave is officially losing a real one as Cardinal O'Malley is 80 today and is therefore automatically no longer a Cardinal Elector. This brings the total number of current Cardinal Electors to 125, and for what it's worth I am fully expecting another consistory for the creation of new Cardinals to be announced later in the year once that's in danger of dropping below 120. When I call Cardinal O'Malley “a real one”, naturally that's partially a reference to the fact that he's a Buckeye, partially a reference to the fact that he's one of the few bearded churchmen in the Latin Rite, partially because of the amazing nature of being able to see him mowing the lawn in his habit, and partially because he was the fixer brought in to bring Boston out of the mess it was in scandal wise after the troubled tenure of Cardinal Law. One day I will get to covering Cardinal O'Malley and the other older Cardinals in Cardinal Numbers, but for now my focus for that show is on covering the younger cardinals who will participate in the next conclave when the time comes. By the way, Cardinal Numbers now somewhat accidentally has its own feed again. I wasn't financially prepared to have two podcast feeds active, but I forgot to cancel the subscription, so might as well roll with it! All my content will be posted right here on the Popeular History Feed of course, but Cardinal Numbers specific content will also be posted on the Cardinal Numbers feed so that can also develop as a standalone rexypod, which was the original intent. There is also officially a bit of Paton-exclusive content now! But don't worry, I'm not paywalling knowledge, that goes against my principles as a librarian. We'll see some early access situations, sure, but there is never going to be something for you to learn that's only going to be on my Patreon feed. Instead, it's going to be more pure fun extension stuff like the episode I just posted where Fry from Pontifacts kindly agreed to be subjected to my look at Cardinal Burke and give her live reactions! She also managed to get me talking a little more loosely than I normally would. It was a great time and I'm looking forward to making more content for my Patreon Patrons, if I ever get any of those to make more content for! Hint hint. Patreon.com/popular, go check it out!   Finally, I've decided that I've been sitting on the Habemus Pointsam recordings Bry and I have already made for too long, in part because I always worry files will just disappear. So the rest of today's show will be the draft pilot for that mini rexypod. Get ready for some foolishness and categories in 3…, 2…, 1… HABEMUS POINTSAM RECORDING

It's Progressive Playbook 101: First son felon Hunter Biden accepts his scapegoat status, while Rolling Stone reporter “outs” Justice Sam Alito for being (a) Catholic and (b) understanding his job. Comedian Fr. James Martin heads to the Vatican with fellow jokers – but Pope Francis' latest comments might make for an awkward party.EMAIL US: loopcast@catholicvote.org SUPPORT LOOPCAST: www.loopcast.org Happy Feast of the Sacred Heart! It's His love that keeps us going, us and all our listeners. Hunter Biden's laptop, is in fact, full of terrible things (surprise to no one), but how will this impact his father's presidency? There's a 20 foot statue of WHAT in DC? Mike Rowe defends his use of common sense with Riley Gaines and Migrants are marching for non-existent rights. All this and more for today's LOOPcast!Did you know… LOOPcast is on your favorite podcast platform. Subscribe on Apple, Google Podcasts, or wherever you listen!All opinions expressed on LOOPcast by the participants are their own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of CatholicVote.

EMAIL US: loopcast@catholicvote.org SUPPORT LOOPCAST: www.loopcast.org Happy Feast of the Sacred Heart! It's His love that keeps us going, us and all our listeners. Hunter Biden's laptop, is in fact, full of terrible things (surprise to no one), but how will this impact his father's presidency? There's a 20 foot statue of WHAT in DC? Mike Rowe defends his use of common sense with Riley Gaines and Migrants are marching for non-existent rights. All this and more for today's LOOPcast!Did you know… LOOPcast is on your favorite podcast platform. Subscribe on Apple, Google Podcasts, or wherever you listen!All opinions expressed on LOOPcast by the participants are their own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of CatholicVote.

Happy Feast of the Presentation! In this week's episode, Fr. Sean and Julia talk about the Name of God and His Oneness. Paragraphs 198–213 in the Catechism are covered. Enjoy this episode and visit ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://petersburgparishes.org/podcast/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ to tune in to previous episodes across various podcast platforms!

Happy Feast of the Ass for all who celebrate! A gay man is fed up with the guys who try to use the gym as their personal hook-up site. When the leering moves into harassment, should he tell management? Or is this just to be expected in gay male spaces?  A recently divorced straight man is hot to trot. He dates casually, but catches feelings so soon, that he scares off the women. How can he learn to take it slow?  On the Magnum, we are delighted to welcome Damona Hoffman back to the show. Listen in as these titans of the dating advice world chitty-chat, spar and dish it up together. Hoffman's new book "F THE FAIRY TALE: Rewrite the Dating Myths and Live Your Own Love Story" is all about the myths we believe about dating, and how to cultivate a more realistic, successful approach to finding people.  And, a gay man hooked up with a much older man (with a giant penis, incidentally.) The man asked the caller if he would be into some BDSM. The caller has never been interested in kink, especially with someone he barely knows. But could "maybe, eventually" get there? How can he communicate his reticence, and still leave the door open, just a crack? Heh heh. Crack.  Q@Savage.Love.  206-302-2064 This episode is brought to you by Dipsea: an app full of hundreds of short, sexy audio stories designed by women for women. Get an extended 30 day free trial when you go to dipseastories.com/savage.  This episode is brought to you by Talkspace- online therapy that makes it easy to get extra mental health support. For $80 off your first month, go to Talkspace.com and use the offer code Savage. This episode is brought to you by the Meridian Trimmer, the very best tool to trim your body hair. Go to MeridianGrooming.com and use the code SAVAGE for an exclusive 15% off. 

December 27, 2023   Today's Reading: John 21:20-25Daily Lectionary: Isaiah 51:17-52:12; Matthew 2:1-12This is the disciple who is bearing witness about these things, and who has written these things, and we know that his testimony is true. (John 21:24)In the Name + of Jesus. Amen.  Merry Third Day of Christmas!Happy Feast of St. John!  John is one of the Twelve.  Apostle.  Evangelist.  The one bearing witness about these things.  Or as he originally said it in Greek, the one martyring about these things.  To be a martyr is to be a witness.  Normally we use that word to talk about those who bore witness to Christ by being killed for Christ and the faith that He has given.  It is said that St. John is the only apostle who died a natural death; Jesus spared him the violence of being physically martyred.  And yet, his life and ministry for the decades that followed Jesus' resurrection and ascension were full of a witness through John's preaching and celebrating of Christ's sacraments. The world is full of darkness.  And not just the darkness at this time of year, with later sunrises and earlier sunsets.  Sin, death, and the devil are always trying to surround us and fill us with cold and darkness, doubts and fears, to keep us away from Jesus.  The Beloved Disciple witnesses Christ to us, and reflects the Light of the World (John 8.)  Jesus scatters the darkness, radiating His Gospel light, and the darkness has not overcome it (John 1:5.)Christ cast the bright beams of His light by forming John and the other apostles in faith, proclaiming His Law and His life-giving Gospel.  And they, in turn, witnessed.  Martyred.  They reflected the bright beams of Christ's light to all who heard His Word in their preaching and writing.Daily, the devil tries pulling you back into the darkness, overwhelming you so you feel alone and cut off from the Light of the World.  Like St. John in his elderly years, after the other apostles had all been martyred, you might even feel like you alone are left, and you're surrounded by those who are against Christ.  But Jesus has rescued you and given you new birth from above (John 3), claiming you as His own.  You are not alone.  Jesus has sent the Comforter and has overcome the world for you (John 16.)Jesus has overcome any hurt, heartache, overwhelm, and  darkness.  And He gives His saving Gospel to you through St. John (and the other prophets, apostles, and evangelists that He inspired.) Through the witness of St. John and these men moved by the Holy Spirit, Christ gives light to you and the world. In the Name + of Jesus. Amen.Merciful Lord, cast the bright beams of Your light upon Your Church that we, being instructed by the doctrine of Your blessed apostle and evangelist John, may come to the light of everlasting life; for You live and reign with the Father and the Holy SPirit, one God, now and forever. Amen. -Pastor Richard Heinz is pastor at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lowell, IN.Audio Reflections Speaker: Pastor Jonathan Lackey is the pastor at Grace Lutheran Church, Vine Grove, Ky.Study Christ's words on the cross to see how you can show more Christlike grace in your life. Perfect for group or individual study, each chapter has a Q&A at the end, and the back of the book includes a leader guide. Available now from Concordia Publishing House.

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“We are reading to fast!”  This is typically something that we would never say about our study groups. However, as we sit at the feet of St. John Climacus, we come to the realization that we could sit with a single saying for months on end and not fail to be nourished.  We concluded our discussion of Step 23 and the difficulty with blasphemous thoughts. The evil one in his envy will seek to distract us with blasphemous thoughts that come like a flash of lightning before the mind. Our one response should be to lay this great burden upon the Lord, to entrust it to him, knowing that it comes not from our hearts but from the malice of the evil one.  In Step 24 Saint John begins to discuss meekness, simplicity, and guilelessness. As Saint John begins to define it for us, we suddenly experience ourselves as moving too briskly. Meekness is an “unchangeable state of mind, a rock overlooking the sea of anger”. These thoughts alone are enough to alter our view of this great virtue. In the face of the chaos of living in a fallen world or the experience of the hatred and anger of others, meekness becomes a buttress that is unshakable and keeps us from being swept away by touchiness of mind or irritability of heart. Meekness creates the desire for simplicity; to create a place where the Lord will find rest within us. It allows us to maintain dominion over our heart by the simple act of mortifying the intellect and private judgment. In the weeks to come, may we linger along with these thoughts and come to desire this great virtue.   ---   Text of chat during the group:   00:01:31 Suzanne: Hello! Happy Feast of All Saints!!   00:01:39 FrDavid Abernethy: to you as well!   00:01:54 FrDavid Abernethy: page 175 para 47   00:03:02 Suzanne: Look! The West gets it! From Vespers for All Saints:   00:03:09 Suzanne: Choréa casta vírginum, Et quos erémus íncolas Transmísit astris, cǽlitum Locáte nos in sédibus.   00:03:52 Suzanne: And the Antiphon from the Magnifcat:   00:03:58 Suzanne: Ángeli, * Archángeli, Throni et Dominatiónes, Principátus et Potestátes, Virtútes cælórum, Chérubim atque Séraphim, Patriárchæ et Prophétæ, sancti legis Doctóres, Apóstoli, omnes Christi Mártyres, sancti Confessóres, Vírgines Dómini, Anachorítæ, Sanctíque omnes, intercédite pro nobis.   00:04:23 Sean: I tried to find it, it's out of 'print', no luck   00:06:44 Rachel: ty   00:09:26 FrDavid Abernethy: page 175 para 47   00:14:59 Art: Hello TY and same to you!   00:25:05 Louise: In my culture of origin, in Quebec, Canada, the French-Canadians swear with the names of God and the Eucharist, even psychologists in supervision with me. I ask them to not do so, but they relapse after a while. I thus decided to offer, inwardly, my apologies to Christ when they swear. Can I do something else?   00:25:55 Louise: I would have to exclude them all.   00:28:38 David Swiderski: When I lived in Spain the same issue most swears blasphemous. I was a teacher so just joked wow you need a thesaurs and have a limited and very poor vocabulary. It seemed to work and get a laugh.   00:31:47 Suzanne: equanimity   00:33:05 Fr Marty, ND, 480-292-3381: Learn of Me, for I am meek and humble in heart. It seems, then, that depending on Christ and becoming like Christ transforms us into being humble. So, it seems like it's part of the process of theosis. Is this so?   00:33:37 sharonfisher: How can insecurity be transformed to meekness? I guess I'm asking how to display the strength I feel in Jesus Christ, but the body belies.   00:34:30 Anthony Rago: Something that helps me deal with anger -and bad thoughts - is that any bad thought against a man really reflects on the Lord,  the ne Adanm. And any bad thought against a woman really reflects on our Lady, the ideal of a woman. I don't like that so it helps keep the interior life in check, to dash the infants of evil thoughts against the rocks.   00:38:02 sharonfisher: Replying to "How can insecurity b..."   Thank you - I think my question was more self-centered (ie, not appropriate!)   00:38:38 David Swiderski: On my door to my room I have a quote which I see when I leave and when I go to bed- (In loving one another, God in us made flesh). I often find I fall short at night but seem more careful the next day.   00:40:08 sharonfisher: Reacted to "On my door to my roo..." with ❤️   00:40:58 Daniel Allen: This conversation about meekness makes me think of “the kingdom of heaven suffers violence and the violent carry it away” which is very much not being a doormat. So it's a matter of that violence being directed towards biting our own tongue (or what have you) and not against another.   00:45:09 Suzanne: Fr. Ripperger talks about demons putting negative perspectives on things that are pure illusions, and that get us angry.   00:46:38 Ashley Kaschl: To Suzanne's point, it's the cogitative power of the brain that Fr. R talks about, which makes associations, and is why asking the Lord to protect our faculties is so important

In Episode #99, Christy and Grace celebrate a beloved Saint of theirs, St. Therese! Tune in to hear there love of this Saint as they celebrate her feast day!!

Happy Feast of Tabernacles! Pastor Steven unveils important insights that you must be aware of in order to enter the zone where all things are possible. Get ready to receive what some said you could never receive, and prepare to do what others have said could not be done.

Happy Feast of Our Lady, Star of the Sea

Celebrating St. Philomena on her feast day, Steve and Becky welcome Fr. Peregrine Fletcher, author of My Name is Philomena: A Saint's Story.

Happy Feast of the Sacred Heart! Hello St. Mary Magdalene,  It's good to be back with you and thank you for your prayers these last two weeks. On this feast of the Sacred Heart we have a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the profound depths of God's love for us! The Sacred Heart of Jesus, the Heart pierced at Calvary, is the perfect manifestation of God's Love for us and a reminder that we are created: by love, for love, and to love.  Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on us!!  God bless,  Fr. Chris Visit us: https://www.smarymag.org Support us online: https://membership.faithdirect.net/AZ754

Happy Feast of the visitation! On today's show, Matt Swaim and Anna Mitchell welcome Fr. Augustine Wetta, OSB to share more wisdom from the Desert Fathers on kicking the devil out of our spiritual houses. Other guests include canon lawyer Fr. Philip-Michael Tangorra, and Fr. Phillip Larrey from the Pontifical Lateran University to discuss how the Church is responding to artificial intelligence boom. Plus news, weather, sports and a whole lot more...

Editor's Note:  This is a re-broadcast.  It was originally published in March 2021. Happy Feast of St. Joseph in the first “Year of St. Joseph” in Catholic Church history! On December 8, 2020 Pope Francis celebrated the 150th anniversary of Pope Pius IX's declaration of St. Joseph as Patron of the Universal Church in 1870.St. Teresa of Avila, one of the four female doctors of the Church, especially recommends us to “Ite ad Joseph:” Go to Joseph!Pray with us! We are praying for you!To read Pope Francis Apostolic Letter “With a Father's Heart,” visit: http://www.vatican.va/content/francesco/en/apost_letters/documents/papa-francesco-lettera-ap_20201208_patris-corde.htmlFor a link to a Litany of St. Joseph, visit: https://www.vaticansite.com/litany-saint-joseph/

Happy Feast of St. Blaise! Hello St. Mary Magdalene,  Today's video is a short reflection on St. Blaise, a 4th century bishop and martyr who died in 316.  He's associated with throats and candles because he worked a miracle saving a young boy from choking on a fish bone which had become lodged in the boys' throat. Candles come from Blaise's imprisonment when a woman brought him two candles so that he'd have light in his prison cell. This woman had received a miracle from Blaise earlier when he saved her prized pig from a wolf. So cool these saintly connections! Let us ask St. Blaise to pray for us that we may stay in good health.  Blessing of St. Blaise, "Through the intercession of St. Blaise bishop and martyr, may God deliver you from every disease of the throat and of every other illness. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.  God bless,  Fr. Chris Visit us: https://www.smarymag.org Support us online: https://membership.faithdirect.net/AZ754

Welcome back to Valdocco! On this episode Amy, Fr. Steve and Vicky read the story of the Two Pillars. Together we talk about our own pillars. While listening beginning reflecting on what your own might be. Wishing you a Happy Feast of our Father, Friend, and Teacher in heaven. We are so glad that his life and love for Jesus brought us to you! If you liked this episode, would you mind sharing it with a friend?  Remember, you can always send us an email at symbosco@gmail.com https://salesians.org https://salesiansisters.org https://www.instagram.com/sym_bosco/ https://www.youtube.com/c/SalesiansofDonBosco https://www.facebook.com/salesianym https://www.salesianlaymissioners.org https://donboscosalesianportal.org

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Happy Feast of the Epiphany! Father shares some words from Pope Benedict XVI about the tradition of the Magi, also known as the Three Kings. The Magi found the true face of God and we are called to see the true face of God also.

Happy Feast of the Epiphany! Today I talk about the Magi's journey to the newborn King! Listen in for some fun questions to ponder with your family! Thanks so much for listening to this week's episode. I'd love to get your feedback! Questions, comments, or suggestions? Message me on Instagram at homeschoolingjourneypodcast or at my email bjornfam@comcast.net

Welcome to Episode 136 of BORN TO BE WILD, a Wild exclusive Hearthstone podcast where we have fun hanging out with friends, talking about the Wild format of Hearthstone and spotlighting members of the Wild Community! This week Nate & Hydra are joined by our friend and frequent guest host Blutrane and resident Loremaster Goliath the Dwarf! We cover recent news events, including Nate's Legend climb, potential nerfs/buffs, the Hearthstone World Championships, and of course... Happy Feast of Winter Veil! We spend the rest of the episode learning the Lore behind one of the most iconic characters in all of Warcraft - the Lich King! Check out our full Show Notes here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1y7LaNBHZs_hWPC6nD1l8ttoqIpBET3GPv02bGV9LhM4/edit?usp=sharing Find us online at https://www.borntobewildhs.com/

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Happy Feast of St. Mary Magdalene! Hello St. Mary Magdalene,  Last week I communicated that we've had a two week delay on our re-opening date, today I'm confirming that we're on track to meet that deadline and confirm that we are planning on re-opening on August 13th and 14th at all Sunday Masses that day. Daily Masses will resume in the full space on August 15th. Thank you again for your patience. To that end, I wanted to share with you all too, in this Flocknote and on our website you'll find a wish list of items for our new sanctuary space. We're asking for these new items in order to ensure consistency, coordination, and coherence of our liturgical items so that they match thematically. It's similar to doing a remodel in your home and needing new furnishings so that the décor matches. Our old liturgical furnishings will be donated to another parish. I have some ideas in mind and am coordinating that in the weeks to come. Also, today, July 22nd is our patronal feast day, St. Mary Magdalene, so I'd be remiss if I didn't share a few thoughts about her. She's often referred to as the “Apostle to the Apostles” a title which denotes her beautiful role and mission as the first witness of our Resurrected Lord. It's not an indicator that she was ordained a priest, she wasn't, but she was given a special role. Our word “Apostle” in English comes from the Greek “Apostelos” which means to send. Biblically we see this word used in the New Testament with a double meaning, indicating either mission or rank (such as Peter and Paul the Apostles). In reference to Mary Magdalene then, it's this first context that the Church applies to Mary Magdalene, that she was sent to announce the Good News of Jesus's Resurrection to the Apostles who were then sent out to proclaim that same message to all the world. Mary Magdalene then, today is venerated in a particular way reminding us that the call to evangelize, to share the Good News of Jesus Christ isn't just a role for bishops, priests, and deacons, but for all the baptized, all those who love Jesus. Therefore, in honor of St. Mary Magdalene, who's an apostle in your life? Who's someone that's bolstered your faith? How can you share your faith with someone today and everyday?  God bless,   Fr. Chris Visit us: https://www.smarymag.org Donate online: https://membership.faithdirect.net/AZ754

Happy Feast of Sts. Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael!

A Jedi tool, and a Sith Weapon.A strange article has appeared in The Atlantic attempting to explain how the rosary has been commandeered by militant 'Rad Trads', who are hellbent on violence and alt-right livin'. Let's go through this nonsense, and see exactly what the secular Left thinks about Catholics the greatest weapon we've been given.The writer of the article is entitled to his own opinions, and we condemn any attempts at harassment, bullying, or anything else. Obviously.Happy Feast of the Assumption. Listen along and then get to mass later!Article linkCome buy our indulgences...Thank you to our Patrons:Jason YoakamEileen BrownRudolph QuirozFollow us @gladtradpodcastVideo Episodes on Youtube

Happy Feast of St Dismas! A second episode this year?! It's almost like a twin birth! Brought to you by the Feast of the Penitent (hereafter “Good”) Thief Dismas, the Demon Valefor, the ever elusive flower Pimpernel, the lively Turquoise, the Magical weaponry known as the Arma Christi, the geomantic figure of Acquisitio and its corresponding Odu Ofun, the tarot trump of Justice/Adjustment, and for our dead magicians, those holy mothers of Spiritualism, the Fox Sisters. Stay safe and sane in these times, friends. Special thanks to Mark Steadman for his continued editing and help in getting these episodes out and leveled and sounding like we know what we're doing (we DON'T!). Excited to keep broadcasting, and we hope you enjoy the Good Thief's Mercurial Jovity and a Happy Spring to those in the North, a Happy Fall to those in the South, and happiness for all those in between in the belt loops of the world. Ever excited to be back, friends (and enemies)!

Happy Feast of St. Joseph! This month, we discuss a female Doctor of the Church: St. Catherine of Siena. We hope you are having a fruitful Lent. Please pray for us! Our intention this month is for all men. St. Catherine of Siena, pray for us! This podcast is a production of Journeys Revealed Ministries. Check out the website! journeysrevealed.com

The Catholic Nerds have a special nerd-out session for the Feast of St. Joseph! We share newly discovered Biblical evidence on the age of St. Joseph - this comes from Dr. Brant Pitre's new series on St. Joseph, The Hidden King: The Jewish Roots of St. Joseph. PLUS, there's an extra bonus: Scott confirmed with Dr. Pitre a way to deepen this argument through Luke's background as a physician. Not only that! We also cover Santo Anello, Mary and Joseph's wedding ring; the Holy House of Loreto; the Miraculous Staircase of Loretto; AND the anti-communist origins of St. Joseph the Worker! Here is the full article from Scott's blog if you would like to follow along: Was St. Joseph an Old Man or a Young Man? How Old was St. Joseph When He Married Mary? The Bible Tells Us St. Joseph's Exact Age. ANNOUNCEMENT: Co-Host Scott Smith is also about to be a Co-Author with Fr. Donald Calloway, author of the now world-famous, Consecration to St. Joseph. Together, Fr. Calloway and Scott have co-authored a Consecration to St. Joseph for Children and Families, which is due out this Summer! The Catholic Nerds also dig into Mary and St. Joseph's wedding ring, Santo Annello. Here's the article on that if you would like to follow along: Mary and Joseph's Wedding Ring: Santo Anello and Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich's Visions. There's also a quick nerd-out about St. Joseph the Worker, which feast day is coming up, as well. Here's the article if you would like to "hammer" into this subject: St. Joseph, Hammer of Communists: The Anti-Communist Origins of the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker. Do you want to bedeck yourself in your #1 galactic source for quality Catholic nerdery? Of course, you do! And now you can … Check out the C-Nerd T-Shirts and Merch! Like the Catholic Nerds on Facebook. Check out our Patreon page for exclusive nerdiness. Tweet us @NerdsCatholic Email us at catholicnerdpodcast1@gmail.com Also, check out Scott's e-course on the Virgin Mary at All Saints University! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/scott-smith677/support

Episode 32 - Happy Feast Day, St. Joseph! Discerning Hearts is honored to host the reflections of Dr. Regis Martin.  Filled with profound insights, wisdom, and joy, he is one of the most trustworthy guides one can have on the spiritual journey. The post SP 32 – Episode 32 – Happy Feast Day, St. Joseph! – In Search of the Still Point with Dr. Regis Martin – Discerning Hearts Podcast appeared first on Discerning Hearts Catholic Podcasts.

Happy Feast of the Confession of Saint Peter!Opening Psalm: Psalm 66 (Read by Perry Klauser)Old Testament Reading: Ezekiel 34:11-16 (Read by Caleb Daniels)New Testament Reading: Acts 10:34-44 (Read by Sophie Daniels)Gospel Reading: John 21:15-22 (Read by Scott Daniels)Hymn: Shout to the Lord (By Darlene Zschech, Performed by Ryan Gage, Recorded by Drew McKellips)Background music created by Keller Gage.Find out about the ministries of New Creation Community Online and Nampa College Church by visiting nampacollegechurch.com.

Happy Feast of the Immaculate Conception! There are many occasions to reflect on the gift of our Blessed Mother in these days. Today Ralph reflects on the words of Our Lady of Guadalupe to St. Juan Diego, to remind us how deeply we are loved. To see an infographic describing the miraculous image of Our Lady of Guadalupe, visit: https://churchpop.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/1-5.jpg

Father Emil Kapaun, the Korean War military chaplain, prisoner of war, and Medal of Honor recipient has finally returned home to Kansas, where his remains were laid to rest Sept. 29. Today Register staff writer Joseph Pronechen shares the story of Fr. Kapaun's heroism, his journey home, and the impact of his life on so many across the nation. Happy Feast of the Guardian Angels. On this special day we'll learn more about the mission of angels with Msgr. Charles Pope.

Father Emil Kapaun, the Korean War military chaplain, prisoner of war, and Medal of Honor recipient has finally returned home to Kansas, where his remains were laid to rest Sept. 29. Today Register staff writer Joseph Pronechen shares the story of Fr. Kapaun's heroism, his journey home, and the impact of his life on so many across the nation. Happy Feast of the Guardian Angels. On this special day we'll learn more about the mission of angels with Msgr. Charles Pope.

Happy Feast of Pope St. Paul VI!Welcome to The Endow Podcast! This podcast is a forum for women to foster conversations about the intellectual life and intentional community for the cultivation of the feminine genius. On this episode, Simone Rizkallah, Director of Program Growth, reads aloud Pope Paul VI's address to women at the closing of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council on December 8, 1965.Thanks for listening!Support the Endow PodcastWhat's on your mind and heart? Let us know by connecting with The Endow Team on social media!Facebook at www.facebook.com/endowgroupsInstagram at www.instagram.com/endowgroupsWant to start your own Endow Group? Learn more by visiting our website at www.endowgroups.org or reach out to us at info@endowgroups.org. We look forward to serving you!

Happy Feast of St. Joseph in the first “Year of St. Joseph” in Catholic Church history! On December 8, 2020 Pope Francis celebrated the 150th anniversary of Pope Pius IX's declaration of St. Joseph as Patron of the Universal Church in 1870.St. Teresa of Avila, one of the four female doctors of the Church, especially recommends us to “Ite ad Joseph:” Go to Joseph!Pray with us! We are praying for you!To read Pope Francis Apostolic Letter “With a Father's Heart,” visit: http://www.vatican.va/content/francesco/en/apost_letters/documents/papa-francesco-lettera-ap_20201208_patris-corde.htmlFor a link to a Litany of St. Joseph, visit: https://www.vaticansite.com/litany-saint-joseph/