Podcast appearances and mentions of jose maria

Na Primeira Guerra Mundial, um jovem soldado estava paralisado pelo medo no meio do campo de batalha. Balas cortavam o ar, bombas explodiam ao redor, e ele não conseguia dar um passo. Foi então que o capelão, Pe. Willie Doyle, saiu de sua trincheira, sentou-se ao lado dele e tirou um terço do bolso. Entre o barulho das armas, começaram a rezar. Terminada a última Ave-Maria, aquele rapaz se levantou com coragem renovada, seguiu em frente e sobreviveu à guerra. Anos depois, pediu para ser enterrado com aquele mesmo terço.Esse é o poder da esportividade: a coragem de não desistir do jogo mesmo quando parece perdido. Não se trata de não cair — porque todos caímos — mas de levantar-se sempre, de recomeçar quantas vezes for preciso, com a serenidade de quem entende que até as derrotas fazem parte do caminho.São Josemaria chamava isso de viver a “tragédia da manteiga”: pequenos dramas cotidianos que parecem enormes na hora, mas que, vistos com humor e leveza, se tornam ocasião de crescer. É nesse espírito que São Paulo dizia: “Sete vezes cai o justo, mas se levanta” (Pr 24,16).A esportividade também é desejo ardente de vitória. O atleta não corre para perder, mas para conquistar o prêmio. E nós também não buscamos uma coroa passageira, mas uma coroa eterna (1Cor 9,25). Por isso, precisamos de treino, perseverança e, sobretudo, humildade para reconhecer limites e corrigir rumos. Como dizia Santo Agostinho: “Melhor andar devagar no caminho certo do que correr fora dele”.E se alguém encarnou até o fim essa atitude foi Maria. Nenhum jogo lhe foi fácil: desde a fuga para o Egito até o Calvário, sua vida foi marcada por desafios. Mas ela nunca desistiu, nunca abandonou o campo. Por isso recebeu a coroa prometida, aquela que o Apocalipse descreve com doze estrelas.

As we continue to honor the Blessed Virgin Mary with the celebration of her Queenship this Friday, we're sharing the second part of St. Josemaria's homily for the feast of the Assumption: The Blessed Virgin, cause of our joy from the book Christ is Passing By

Gisela y Santiago Jose Maria Chema Forte Del Prado Editor de Radio Nacional España Calor extremo e incendios sin control azotan a España

A noite era densa, sem lua, sem estrelas. A água gelada cortava como lâminas, e cada braçada parecia inútil. No meio daquela escuridão viscosa, um ponto de luz surgiu ao longe. Parecia um farol… mas estava de costas. Quando me aproximei, percebi: não era um farol. Era um homem com uma lamparina, caminhando ao passo de Deus.A cada passo, sua luz apagava rastros de lama — inclusive os meus. A chama que carregava não era dele: vinha de uma fonte antiga, que aquecia e iluminava sem ferir. Segui-o… e, sem perceber, a luz também se acendeu no meu peito.Assim é a vida dos santos: não um clarão que cega, mas uma presença firme que orienta. São Josemaria tinha esse dom — não de tirar as pessoas do seu lugar no mundo, mas de ensiná-las a encontrar Deus exatamente ali, no que é comum, no que parece banal. Ele mostrava que o “ordinário” deixa de ser vulgar quando descobrimos nele um tesouro escondido.A santidade, dizia ele, não é fazer coisas cada vez mais difíceis, mas fazer cada coisa com mais amor. É unir o céu e a terra na linha do horizonte do próprio coração. É equilibrar o olhar para o transcendente com a atenção ao detalhe concreto. É como Marta e Maria: oração que inspira, trabalho que concretiza.No fim, o mundo se torna ao mesmo tempo significativo e insuficiente, porque cada detalhe, cada tarefa, aponta para algo maior. E assim, enquanto lavamos pratos, respondemos e-mails ou caminhamos para o trabalho, podemos viver como quem atravessa uma ponte entre o dia de hoje e a eternidade.---

As we celebrate today, the Assumption of Our Lady into Heaven we share the first half of St. Josemaria's homily found in the book Christ is Passing By. Stay tuned for part II next week.

1 - Maxixe - Carioca - Ciro Rimac's Rhumbaland Muchachos – 19362 - La Rhumba Brasilienne (Brazilian Nuts) - Fernand Constantin et son Orchestre3 - Brazilian Nuts - Thore Ehrlings orkester4 - Ba-Tu-Ca-Da (Brazilian Rhythm) - Don Alfonso and his Orchestra - 19395 - A Saudade Mata a Gente - Dick Farney con Jose Maria y su orquesta – 19486 - Caboclo do Mato (Joao da Bahiana) - Janir Martins and Jararaca – 19427 - Magic Moon in Rio - Enric Madriguera and his Orchestra – 19498 - Upa Upa - Francisca Conde and his Latin-American Orchestra - 19459 - Foste Embora and Juro - Composer J. B. de Carvalho – 194210 - Ranchinho Desfeito - Mauro Cesar – 194211 - Macheta - Brazilian Orchestra – 194612 - Bregeiro (Ernesto Nazareth) - Conrad's Society Orchestra – 191413 - Dengozo - Victor Military Band – 191414 - O Que E Que A Bahiana Tem (What Does the Woman from Bahiana Have?) - Carmen Miranda y Dorival Caymmi – 193915 - Ola Seu Nicolau - Carlos Galhardo - 194216 - Bambo do Bambu - Jararaca e Ratinho – 1942

A humildade nos ajudará a conhecer simultaneamente a nossa miséria e a nossa grandeza (São Josemaria, "Amigos de Deus", n. 94).

We explore the origins of the Vatican-CIA alliance and Josemaria's arrival in Rome. While Opus Dei consolidates its power in Spain and reaches an uneasy accommodation with Vatican II, it begins a major expansion into the new world, collecting friends everywhere from New York to Santiago. By the early 1970s, Opus Dei members are ready to play an integral role in the neoliberal coup in Chile, and offer theological and political justifications for the ensuing campaign of state terror and repression. This one has a bit of everything: faith, fascism, terrorism, miracles, murder and money laundering.   SUPPORT THE SHOW HERE: https://www.patreon.com/c/GhostStoriesForTheEnd  

Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de Al Corte Podcast. Hoy nos sentamos con Neil Fillo y su padre Jose Maria, pilotos de Drift y los fundadores del equipo Fillo's Drift Team, una historia que mezcla gasolina, familia y mucha pasión por el motor.Con solo 9 años, Neil ya participa en eventos de drift por toda España y Europa, incluido el exigente Volrace, donde demuestra que la edad no es ningún límite cuando hay talento y actitud, lo mejor no es eso, sino que con 5 años ya empezó a conducir a bordo de su BMW E36 adaptado. Junto a su padre, ha creado un equipo desde cero, con coches preparados en casa, fines de semana de mecánica, circuitos, derrapes… y mucho humo

6/27/25 7am CT Hour - Michael Schulze/ JL Marti Glen and Sarah chat about weddings, potty training, swimming lessons, Sacred Heart of Jesus and more. Michael speaks to the work of Legatus and the leadership of St. Peter of the early church. 3 Questions with Kathy JL talks about how Opus Dei shaped his life and why St. Josemaria created this group of lay and religious men and women to sanctify their daily life.

Today the Church honors 2 priests, both of whom were named Jose Maria, one of them was Josemaria Escriva, the 2nd is Jose Maria Robles Hurtado. Find out more about this great saint in this reflection from Fr. Kubicki.

Msgr. Roger J. Landry Acton University, Grand Rapids, MI Thursday of the 12th Week in Ordinary Time, Year I Memorial of St. Josemaria Escrivà, on the 50th Anniversary of his Death June 26, 2025 Gen 16:1-12.15-16, Ps 106, Mt 7:21-29   To listen to an audio recording of today’s homily, please click below:  https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/catholicpreaching/6.26.25_Homily_1.mp3   […] The post Building Our Life on the Word of God Calling Us to Holiness, 12th Thursday (I), Memorial of St. Josemaria Escrivà, June 26, 2025 appeared first on Catholic Preaching.

Saints du jour 2025-06-26 Saint Josemaria Escriva de Balaguer et Saint Pélage by Radio Maria France

Recolhimento espiritual I - junho 2025

Recolhimento espiritual - junho 2025

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A festa de São Josemaria no dia 26 de junho

Fr. Smith preaches the homily at the anticipated Mass of St. Josemaria Escriva

In this heartfelt and lively conversation, Fr. Phil and Fr. Paul dive into the life and message of St. Josemaria Escriva, the founder of Opus Dei, to explore what it truly means to become a saint in everyday life. With wit, honesty, and real-life examples, they dismantle the myth of the saint as a "spiritual superhero" and propose something far more attainable—and transformative: holiness through ordinary life.  This episode touches on why sanctity isn't about doing something extraordinary, but about allowing God to work in us, especially through our work, our relationships, and even our study habits. Whether you're a student stressed about exams or a parent guiding your child's formation, this episode offers clarity and hope rooted in the deep message of divine filiation: you are a beloved child of God.    Discussion Points:     How the vision of Opus Dei reframes daily work and study as pathways to holiness.  The connection between childlike trust and spiritual growth.  The concept of gift-mentality and rediscovering wonder in ordinary life.  Study as prayer and service: practical tips for students.  What schools inspired by St. Josemaria try to cultivate: personal mentoring, deep friendship, and family involvement.  How one-on-one relationships reflect the Gospel pattern of encounter, and how Jesus models this personal, loving attention.    Join the Conversation    Do you sometimes feel like holiness is out of reach or only for a select few?   How have you experienced God working through your ordinary, everyday responsibilities?   If you're a parent or educator, how do you help children see their work and life as a path to holiness?  We'd love to hear from you! Share your thoughts or questions by emailing us at [insert contact info], or join the discussion on Instagram @growingheartspodcast     Other Resources:  Who is St Josemaría Escriva? What is Opus Dei?  The Heart of Work: St Josemaría's vision    You can:   Follow us on Instagram @growingheartspodcast   Find out more about the Pared Foundation: visit our website   Discover our schools by visiting: pared.edu.au/openday   Remember to hit SUBSCRIBE/FOLLOW so you don't miss out on any of our future episodes  

Cada dia um pouco mais - como se se tratasse de talhar uma pedra ou uma madeira -, é preciso ir limando asperezas, tirando defeitos da nossa vida pessoal, com espírito de penitência, com pequenas mortificações [...]. Depois, Jesus Cristo vai completando o que falta (São Josemaria, "Forja", n. 403).

Não é espírito de penitência o daquele que faz uns dias grandes sacrifícios, e deixa de mortificar-se nos dias seguintes. Tem espírito de penitência quem sabe vencer-se todos os dias, oferecendo ao Senhor, sem espetáculo, mil coisas pequenas. Esse é o amor sacrificado, que espera Deus de nós (São Josemaria, Carta, 24/03/30, n. 15).

Parecerse a nuestro Padre

A meditation preached by Fr. Eric Nicolai on a day of recollection in Ernescliff College on May 11, 2025.I saw photos of Pope Leo XIV visiting Santa Maria Maggiore, praying in front of the Icon of Our Lady, Mother of God. She is showing us the child. She is showing us her son during the month of May when we have recourse to her.We can ask him to stir up the fire of our faith. Put little twigs and branches into the fire. The best twigs to get that faith raging is the devotion to our mother, as mother.It may be small now, but little aspirations, glances at images of our Lady are there to awaken something within us. Josemaria would as to “Stir up that fire of faith. Christ is not a figure that has passed. He is not a memory that is lost in history.” Mary seems to stir up devotion in us. She awakens our faith and makes us strong.Music: Michael Lee of Toronto.Thumbnail: Icon of Mary in Santa Maria Maggiore, Rome.

Blockchain architecture is constantly being forced to adapt to new technologies, as well as to meet new demands from users and builders. While the idea of apps building their own chains was first explored by Cosmos, it lacked the support and tooling to see it succeed. Later on, rollups also took the centerstage of Ethereum's scaling roadmap, but due to their general purpose design, it led to a cannibalistic ecosystem. Initia learned from these 2 models and combined the best of both worlds: it built a full-stack framework for a seamless DevEx from the get-go and, more importantly, it designed its tokenomics in order to ensure maximum incentive alignment for its appchains. While the former decision removed the need for each separate chain to reinvent the wheel and risk ending up ‘a jack of all trades, master of none', the latter ensured that appchains would not extract value away from the L1.Topics covered in this episode:Ezaan's backgroundFrom building on Terra to InitiaHow Initia is rewriting the appchain thesisInitia's enshrined liquidity & vested interest program (VIP)Metrics & Initia's bet on crypto innovationSolving liquidity fragmentationDelphi's involvement in InitiaFuture roadmapEpisode links:Ezaan Mangalji on XJose Maria Macedo on XAnil Lulla on XInitia on XDelphi Digital on XDelphi report on InitiaSponsors:Gnosis: Gnosis builds decentralized infrastructure for the Ethereum ecosystem, since 2015. This year marks the launch of Gnosis Pay— the world's first Decentralized Payment Network. Get started today at - gnosis.ioChorus One: one of the largest node operators worldwide, trusted by 175,000+ accounts across more than 60 networks, Chorus One combines institutional-grade security with the highest yields at - chorus.oneThis episode is hosted by Brian Fabian Crain.

To celebrate Pope Leo XIV's election, we're sharing snippets of St. Josemaria's homily "Loyalty to the Church," which discusses how we should look at our Roman Pontiff and our mother, the Church.

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ORIGINALLY RELEASED Sep 17, 2021  In this episode of Guerrilla History, we bring on Professor Jose Maria Sison, better known as Comrade Joma, to talk about his life, how it impacted his ideology, the history of the Communist Party of the Philippines, and more!  Comrade Joma is an absolute legendary figure, and it was a pleasure and an honor to be able to talk with him.  A must listen conversation for anyone interested in proletarian struggles and People's War in the Global South, especially the Philippines! Jose Maria Sison is the Founding Chairman of the Communist Party of the Philippines, Chair Emeritus of the International League of People's Struggle, and the Chief Political Consultant of the National Democratic Front of the Philippines.  Our friends at Foreign Languages Press have several of his works available for free as pdfs or for affordable print copies on their website https://foreignlanguages.press/.  Comrade Joma passed away in Dec. of 2022, a year after this interview, at the age of 83.  ---------------------------------------------------- Support Rev Left and get access to bonus episodes: www.patreon.com/revleftradio Make a one-time donation to Rev Left at BuyMeACoffee.com/revleftradio Follow, Subscribe, & Learn more about Rev Left Radio HERE  

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Many years ago I heard a quote by St. Josemaria that spoke about how we should love our husband as our first, most precious child.I couldn't find the exact quote, but when I heard the message of loving my husband as I would love my first, most precious child it hit me hard.In my marriage course, "Foundations of a Happy Marriage",  I teach you how to love your husband - how to change your thinking about him, yourself, and your relationship, and how to treat him with the tenderness and compassion that with which you love your children.Check out my course, "Foundations of a Happy Marriage" HERE.Check out my free resources on marriage, parenting, home management, and faith life/mindset at janetquinlan.comFollow me on Instagram @janetquinlancoaching

A meditation preached in Ernescliff College, Toronto, on March 28, 2025. Its been 100 years since that day in which a young 23-year Josemaria Escriva was ordained to the priesthood in the Basilica of Our Lady of El Pilar in Zaragoza, Miguel de los Santos.  There are things that we invite into our soul that leave us with a permanent imprint, a mark, an impression, like a long-lasting, expensive perfume that can become attractive to those around us. This is the story of the expansive grace of a man's ordination to the priesthood.Thumbnail: Josemaría Escrivá as a seminarian in Saragossa.Music: Original track by Michael Lee of Toronto

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For this first week of Lent, we are sharing the beginning portion of St. Josemaria's homily In the Footsteps of Christ from the book Friends of God.

"To be eucharistic souls" was a great ideal proposed by St. Josemaria.  Having our lives and hearts shaped by what we celebrate in the eucharist has various manifestations in our spiritual life.  Adoration, receptiveness to God's love, imitating Christ's charity, joy, and thanksgiving are among the characteristics of truly eucharistic souls.  https://comeawaybyyourselves.com

A meditation preached by Fr. Eric Nicolai at Hawthorn School in Toronto, on January 23, 2025. There is one line by St. Josemaria that might encapsulate a mystery, and a mission. A fundamental truth that is both very clear, yet very mysterious. Both exciting and scary. Something that applies to all of us and is clear as the day, but is interpreted as not really applying to us, but just to a few. There is something holy, something divine, hidden in the most ordinary situations (Conversations, 114) It is that something that is still mysterious, still not fully articulated, perhaps vague or tenuous that we still need to bring to life, and apply to ourselves today with hope.

A meditation preached at Lyncroft Centre in Toronto on December 20, 2024. With the scene of the annunciation to Mary, redemption has begun. But the last thing the angel mentioned was meant to show that the incarnation takes place within the larger context of the family, Mary's family, but also Elizabeth's family. God decided that Elizabeth should bear a son. Mary would participate in this, to give support. The unity of the members of a family - and, with more reason if they are children of God through Baptism - manifests the unity of God, his Creator: "The Christian family is a communion of persons, reflection and image of the communion of the Father and of the Son in the Holy Spirit”. (CCC 2207). This is the time to contribute to family warmth. Provide affection and service. St. Josemaria often explained that the model of our family life is in the Holy Family of Nazareth. He liked so much to imagine the personal and close relationship that Jesus, Mary and Joseph had, that he said to his spiritual daughters and sons: "to this Family we belong." Music: relaxing-piano-music-248868 Thumbnail: Thomas Kinkade HOMETOWN CHRISTMAS MEMORIES

Fr. Roger J. Landry Highland Study Center, Manhattan November 9, 2024   To listen to an audio recording of tonight’s talk, please click below:  https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/catholicpreaching/11.9.24_The_Saint_of_the_Ordinary.mp3   This is the outline of the talk:  November, the saints and the call to holiness Josemaria Escriva and the universal call to holiness Holiness in ordinary life. John Paul […] The post Saint Josemaria Escriva: The Saint of Ordinary Life, Highland Study Center, November 9, 2024 appeared first on Catholic Preaching.

What does the Catholic church teach about angels? How many angels are there? Can they read our minds or see the future? Can I give my guardian angel a name?In this episode we cover the church's teaching on the angels, and tell some stories of the relationship of the saints to their guardian angels.Donate via PayPalSupport us on Patreon!Contact the podcast: crashcoursecatholicism@gmail.com.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crashcoursecatholicism/References and further reading/listening/viewing:Vatican I, Dogmatic Constitution Dei Filius on the Catholic FaithFr Mike Schmitz, "How Guardian Angels Actually Work"Ascension, "All About Guardian Angels"Catholic Answers, "What Do Catholics Believe About Angels?""The Science of Angels""Proving that the Saints in Heaven Hear Our Prayers""Childish Guardian Angels""Can the Saints Hear Us?"The Catholic Encyclopedia, "Angels""Fourth Lateran Council""Demoniacal Possession"The Catholic Leader, "Do Angels Know What We're Thinking?"Busted Halo, "How Do the Saints Hear Our Prayers?"The Thomistic Institute, "Angels and Demons"Godsplaining, "What Can Angels Do?"EWTN, "Padre Pio and the Guardian Angels"National Catholic Register, "Postulators Reflect on Humanity of John Paul II, John XXIII"The Catholic Weekly, "Fr John Flader Q&A: The hierarchy of the angels"St. Josemaria Institute, "St. Josemaria and the Guardian Angels"

A meditation preached at Lyncroft Centre, Toronto, on September 29, on the feast of the three Archangels, St. Michael, St. Gabriel, and St. Raphael. Today's Gospel from the 26th Sunday of Ordinary time does refer to a man casting out devils, and these spirits are bad angels. They too were created by God, but then they disobeyed, freely, they chose wrongly, out of pride. St. Josemaria evoked them for the first time in October, 1932 while on retreat in Segovia. He established each one to intercede over the apostolates of Opus Dei. Music: Original music by Michael Lee, of Toronto. Thumbnail: Archangel Michael Vanquishing Satan, painting by Raphael Sanzio 1518, in the Louvre.

Leading with daring might sound glorious but in practice it's actually difficult to define.  How do we know when our daring is not rationale?  And where can we look to find the surety that we need to dare great thing for Christ?  In this fourth Leadership Lessons From The Saints we take a look at some of the comments by Jose Maria Escrivá.  Not only did St. Jose Maria dare something great for Christ but he described it as a virtue and a necessary component to anything that would call itself Christian leadership.

On the Feast of St. Josemaria, we reflect on one of his most important teachings: the sanctification of work.  After their conversion, the early Christians were encouraged to continue living the same life which God had already given them.  St. Josemaria encourages us to do the same.  Work is a blessing from God and key to a happy, fulfilled life.  Working well is a condition for offering our work to God, thus making it holy and sanctifying ourselves and others in the process.  Our life of prayer is an essential element in sanctifying our work, without times of intense prayer we cannot turn work into prayer. https://comeawaybyyourselves.com