Podcasts about Spiritual Communion

Patrick takes on various topics from the challenges of attending non-Catholic events and the legitimacy of certain wedding ceremonies, to deep spiritual questions about heaven and plenary indulgences. Listen in as Patrick addresses poignant questions from callers, offering guidance and thought-provoking insights grounded in faith. Whether you’re seeking clarity on complex theological issues or practical advice on life's challenges, this episode offers a wealth of information. Don't miss out on expanding your understanding! Max’s Mom - When babies die, will they be babies in heaven or adults? (03:22) Diana - Does the cloth that Veronica used to wipe Jesus's face exist? (07:31) Joanne - Can I go to a Lutheran Communion Service? (11:02) Tina – Can I go to a worship site instead of a Church? (13:06) Marion - What does the Church teach about what happens at the Final Judgement? Why would God expose all of our sins at Final Judgement? (21:11) Debra – Why didn’t Pope John Paul II announce the entire secret of Fatima? (29:20) Kathy – I went to five weddings in the last year. I keep seeing Eucharistic Ministers marrying people at event sites. (37:03) Tisa - When doing plenary indulgence activities, can a Spiritual Communion be sufficient to receive? (44:30)

In this enlightening episode of the Reformed Brotherhood Podcast, hosts Jesse Schwamb and Tony Arsenal engage in a profound discussion on the theological significance and intimacy of the Lord's Supper. They explore its role as a spiritual seal and a un...

Fr. Timothy Reid relays Saint Teresa of Avila's exploration of the Eucharist. St. Teresa emphasizes the importance of aligning one's will with God's through the Lord's Prayer and highlights the Eucharist as a vital source of spiritual strength and closeness to Christ. She urges a deep appreciation for Holy Communion, encouraging believers to prioritize spiritual nourishment over material concerns and to engage fervently in prayer and reflection after receiving the Sacrament.Episode 16 covers chapters 34 and 35.LEARN MORE - USE COUPON CODE COM25 FOR 25% OFF:The Way of Perfection: https://bit.ly/3Srb4HJThe Interior Castle (Deluxe Edition): https://bit.ly/3Y06rbcTAN Classics Deluxe Set: https://bit.ly/3XYLbCtThe Interior Castle (Paperback Edition): https://bit.ly/3xJ1GbhThe Autobiography of St. Teresa of Ávila: https://bit.ly/3XWGJUMSt. Teresa of Ávila: Reformer of Carmel: https://bit.ly/3zvBv8fConversation with Christ: The Teachings of St. Teresa of Ávila about Personal Prayer: https://bit.ly/3zzIg9bThe Commentaries is a podcast series from TAN in which you'll learn how to read and understand history's greatest Catholic works, from today's greatest Catholic scholars. In every series of The Commentaries, your expert host will be your personal guide to not just read the book, but to live the book, shining the light of its eternal truths into the darkness of our modern trials and tribulations.Fr. Timothy Reid returns as our Commentaries guide for another spiritual classic from St. Teresa of Ávila, The Way of Perfection. Originally written for her fellow sisters four centuries ago, these 20 podcast episodes filled with Christian mysticism and contemplative prayer might be more relevant today, and will no doubt enlighten your soul's journey toward union with God.Fr. Reid also hosted The Commentaries: The Interior Castle - https://bit.ly/4cZ3CLpTo download your FREE Classic Companion PDF and for updates about new seasons, expert scholars, and exclusive deals for The Commentaries listeners, sign up at TANcommentaries.com And for more great ways to deepen your faith, check out all the spiritual resources available at https://TANBooks.com and use Coupon Code COM25 for 25% off your next order.

We're live with Fr. Christian Dilerno, pastor at St. Mary Magdalene in Metairie, talks about the feast of St. Mary Magdalene, Alan Migliorato, co-author of "Failing Forward: Leadership Lessons for Catholic Teens Today" and Steven Nelson, Catholic convert and author, talks about "The Magdalena Prayer Book: Devotions for Habitual Perfect Contrition and Spiritual Communion".

We conclude the main section of text from An Explanation of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.

Fr. Daniel Alloy, FSSP has served as Parochial Vicar at Regina Caeli Parish in Houston, Texas since July of 2022. He was ordained in June of 2020.     In Today's Show  How come the Orthodox Church celebrated Easter on May 5th and we celebrated Easter on March 31st? Will more recent/future Saints ever be added to the traditional calendar? Other than Holy Week, are there any other main differences between an older missal, for example St Andrew's Daily Missal, and an Angelus Press 1962 Missal? I have a friend who's confused about how and why God built the church upon Peter. How could it be possible to build an entire church upon one person? And what does the name "The Rock" really mean in all of this? Why do all the scriptures say that Jesus was crucified, died, buried and rose again on the 3rd day? Yet the time between Good Friday at 3pm and Easter Sunday sometime before sunrise isn't close to 3 days. Day 1 would be Saturday at 3pm, Day 2 would be Sunday at 3pm, and the third day would be some time Monday before 3pm. I confessed a sin that I still feel very guilty about, partially because I was never honest with the person whom that sin would have affected had they known what I did. Can you tell me, because I confessed the sin, does that mean God will forgive me and I will end up in heaven? Should priests be bearded? My husband and I are in the process of creating a Health Care Proxy. The attorney sent us a standard form, which basically says 'no to all measures', but we can make changes before it is finalized. What of these options, if any, go against Catholic teaching? I'm thinking possibly the ones about not giving food or water, but we want to do the right thing: No Cardiac Resuscitation, No Mechanical Respiration, No Artificial Feedings, No Artificial Hydration, No Antibiotics. It seems that those who are unable to physically receive Holy Communion are usually told to make an act of Spiritual Communion instead. However, I have seen an old 19th century Irish prayer manual state that one must first be properly disposed to make a spiritual communion, and must therefore be in a state of grace. Is this true? If so, what should a person do who is in a state of mortal sin and also thus impeded from making at least a spiritual act of communion? If one blasphemes against the Holy Spirit, does that person become totally possessed and evil in his daily actions?   If you love Ask A Priest Live, now is the time to let us know by making your generous donation of any size today! As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, The Station of the Cross is 98% listener-funded and we need YOUR help and financial support to continue bringing you top notch Catholic shows like this one! To make your pledge today:   - Call 1-877-711-8500 - Visit thestationofthecross.com - Use the donation page in your free iCatholicRadio app   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, and sign up for our mailing list of upcoming shows!

Is Spiritual Communion a Sacrament?, marriage convalidation, and what is your Catholic opinion on men being friends with women?

Is Spiritual Communion a Sacrament?, marriage convalidation, and what is your Catholic opinion on men being friends with women?

Is Spiritual Communion a Sacrament?, marriage convalidation, and what is your Catholic opinion on men being friends with women?

I believe that You, O Jesus, are in the most holy Sacrament. I love You and desire You. Come into my heart. I embrace You. Oh, never leave me. May the burning and most sweet power of your love, O Lord Jesus Christ, I beseechYou, absorb my mind that I may die through love of Your love, who were graciously pleased to die through love of my love.Thank you for your support. God bless all of you.If you would like to support me monetarily here is the link to buy me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/6h89gcx6qzgSupport the show

Special Guest Host Fr. Matthew Spencer Fr. Matthew Spencer shares his experience praying a Novena and the glorious buildup (and almost mayhem) as it reaches its conclusion Maria - Why does the Priest just say the Body of Christ when they give us the Eucharist if we receive both the body and blood in the bread? Jennifer - I have been in churches with the tabernacle not in the center. I don't think you answered the question well about the tabernacle being place off to the side. Richard - Are you ever going to go full time with hosting again? Ginal - Where does Spiritual Communion fit in with the receiving the Eucharist? Judy - My Nephew is gay and wants to bring is male fiancé to the party. We told him he couldn't bring his fiancé and it is causing tension. What should we do?

I dive on in here.  The big take away is that the greatest effect of the Eucharist is the Communion, which is our participation in the life of God.  It has ramifications for our life with each other, most definitely, as well.

Open Forum – Questions Covered: 03:37 – How is it the pope is free from error and yet the popes have done such terrible things, have disagreed and have changed their minds? 13:02 – Can a non-Catholic participate and benefit in adoration? 17:12 – What was the reason for changing to the Novus Ordo? 24:45 – If Jesus did have brothers and sisters, what issues would that cause? 33:58 – How much devotion to Mary is too much? 47:57 – Can one offer a spiritual communion for someone’s intention? 51:35 – How would you describe the difference in the theology of the eucharist and transubstantiation and how someone would defend the transgender movement? …

We discuss the benefits and results of Communion, “Spiritual Communion” and the Church Year

Spiritual Communion and happiness after persecution? Let's look further. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vikkielizabethsemple/message

The Lord's supper is a sign of our spiritual communion with Christ--1. It reminds us of God's grace-2. It reminds us of God's renewal

The Lord's supper is a sign of our spiritual communion with Christ--1. It reminds us of God's grace-2. It reminds us of God's renewal

A new MP3 sermon from Free Reformed Church of Southern River is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Lord's supper is a sign of our spiritual communion with Christ Speaker: Reverend Dirk Poppe Broadcaster: Free Reformed Church of Southern River Event: Sunday - PM Date: 9/18/2022 Bible: 2 Corinthians 5:16-21 Length: 66 min.

Today we read a devotion and prayed The Sorrowful Mysteries & Day 5 of the 54 Day Novena. Sorrowful Mysteries Opening Prayer The first 27 days are in petition: Hail, Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, my Mother Mary, hail! At thy feet I humbly kneel to offer thee a Crown of Roses, blood red roses to remind thee of the passion of thy divine Son, with Whom thou didst so fully partake of its bitterness, each rose recalling to thee a holy mystery, each 10 bound together with my petition for a particular grace. O Holy Queen, dispenser of God's graces, and Mother of all who invoke thee! Thou canst not look upon my gift and fail to see its binding. As thou receivest my gift, so wilt thou receive my petition; from thy bounty thou wilt give me the favor I so earnestly and trustingly seek. I despair of nothing that I ask of thee. Show thyself my Mother! The second 27 days are in thanksgiving: Hail, Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, my Mother Mary, hail! At thy feet I gratefully kneel to offer thee a Crown of Roses blood red roses to remind thee of the passion of thy divine Son, with Whom thou didst so fully partake of its bitterness each rose recalling to thee a holy mystery; each ten bound together with my petition for a particular grace. O Holy Queen, dispenser of God's graces, and Mother of all who invoke thee! Thou canst not look upon my gift and fail to see its binding. As thou receivest my gift, so wilt thou receive my thanksgiving; from thy bounty thou hast given me the favor I so earnestly and trustingly sought. I despaired not of what I asked of thee, and thou hast truly shown thyself my Mother. The Apostles' Creed, Our Father, 3 Hail Marys, Glory Be During each mystery, there is a unique prayer after each decade: The Agony in the Garden – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these blood red roses with a petition for the virtue of resignation to the will of God and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. The Scourging at the Pillar – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these blood red roses with a petition for the virtue of mortification and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. The Crowning with Thorns – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these blood red roses with a petition for the virtue of humility and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. The Carrying of the Cross – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these blood red roses with a petition for the virtue of patience in adversity and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. The Crucifixion – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these blood red roses with a petition for the virtue of love of our enemies and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. Hail Holy Queen Closing Prayer In petition (first 27 days): Sweet Mother Mary, I offer thee this spiritual communion to bind my bouquets in a wreath to place upon thy brow. O my Mother! Look with favor upon my gift, and in thy love obtain for me (specify request). In thanksgiving (last 27 days): Sweet Mother Mary, I offer thee this Spiritual Communion to bind my bouquets in a wreath to place upon thy brow in thanksgiving for (specify request) which thou in thy love hast obtained for me. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daily-live-rosary/message

Today we read a devotion and prayed The Joyful Mysteries on day 4 of the 54 Day Novena. Joyful Mysteries Opening prayer The first 27 days are in petition: Hail, Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, my Mother Mary, hail! At thy feet I humbly kneel to offer thee a Crown of Roses, snow white buds to remind thee of thy joys, each bud recalling to thee a holy mystery, each 10 bound together with my petition for a particular grace. O Holy Queen, dispenser of God's graces, and Mother of all who invoke thee, thou canst not look upon my gift and fail to see its binding. As thou receivest my gift, so wilt thou receive my petition; from thy bounty thou wilt give me the favor I so earnestly and trustingly seek. I despair of nothing that I ask of thee. Show thyself my Mother! The second 27 days are in thanksgiving: Hail, Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, my Mother Mary, hail! At thy feet I gratefully kneel to offer thee a Crown of Roses, snow white buds to remind thee of thy joys, each bud recalling to thee a holy mystery; each ten bound together with my petition for a particular grace. O Holy Queen, Dispenser of God's graces. and Mother of all who invoke thee! thou canst not look upon my gift and fail to see its binding. As thou receivest my gift, so wilt thou receive my thanksgiving; from thy bounty thou hast given me the favor I so earnestly and trustingly sought. I despaired not of what I asked of thee, and thou hast truly shown thyself my Mother. The Apostles' Creed, Our Father, 3 Hail Marys, Glory Be During each mystery, there is a unique prayer after each decade: The Annunciation – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these snow-white buds with a petition for the virtue of humility and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. The Visitation – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these snow-white buds with a petition for the virtue of charity and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. The Nativity – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these snow-white buds with a petition for the virtue of detachment from the world and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. The Presentation – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these snow-white buds with a petition for the virtue of purity and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. Finding the Child Jesus in the Temple – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these snow-white buds with a petition for the virtue of obedience to the will of God and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. Hail Holy Queen Closing Prayer In petition (first 27 days): Sweet Mother Mary, I offer thee this spiritual communion to bind my bouquets in a wreath to place upon thy brow. O my Mother! Look with favor upon my gift, and in thy love obtain for me my request. In thanksgiving (last 27 days): Sweet Mother Mary, I offer thee this Spiritual Communion to bind my bouquets in a wreath to place upon thy brow in thanksgiving for my request which thou in thy love hast obtained for me. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daily-live-rosary/message

Today we read a devotion, and prayed the Glorious Mysteries & Day 3 of the 54 Day Novena. Glorious Mysteries Opening Prayer The first 27 days are in petition: Hail, Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, my Mother Mary, hail! At thy feet I humbly kneel to offer thee a Crown of Roses, full-blown white roses, tinged with the red of the passion, to remind thee of thy glories, fruits of the sufferings of thy Son and thee, each rose recalling to thee a holy mystery, each 10 bound together with my petition for a particular grace. O Holy Queen, dispenser of God's graces, and Mother of all who invoke thee! Thou canst not look upon my gift and fail to see its binding. As thou receivest my gift, so wilt thou receive my petition; from thy bounty thou wilt give me the favor I so earnestly and trustingly seek. I despair of nothing that I ask of thee. Show thyself my Mother! The second 27 days are in thanksgiving: Hail, Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, my Mother Mary, hail! At thy feet I gratefully kneel to offer thee a Crown of Roses full blown white roses, tinged with the red of the passion, to remind thee of thy glories, fruits of the sufferings of thy Son and thee each rose recalling to thee a holy mystery; each ten bound together with my petition for a particular grace. O Holy Queen, dispenser of God s graces, and Mother of all who invoke thee! thou canst not look upon my gift and fail to see its binding. As thou receivest my gift, so wilt thou receive my thanksgiving; from thy bounty thou bast given me the favor I so earnestly and trustingly sought. I despaired not of what I asked of thee, and thou hast truly shown thyself my Mother. The Apostles' Creed, Our Father, 3 Hail Marys, Glory Be During each mystery, there is a unique prayer after each decade: The Resurrection – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these full-blown roses with a petition for the virtue of faith and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. The Ascension – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these full-blown roses with a petition for the virtue of hope and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. The Descent of the Holy Spirit – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these full-blown roses with a petition for the virtue of charity and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. The Assumption of Mary – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these full-blown roses with a petition for the virtue of union with Christ and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. The Coronation of the Blessed Mother – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these full-blown roses with a petition for the virtue of union with thee and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. Hail Holy Queen Closing Prayer In petition (first 27 days): Sweet Mother Mary, I offer thee this spiritual communion to bind my bouquets in a wreath to place upon thy brow. O my Mother! Look with favor upon my gift, and in thy love obtain for me (specify request). Hail Mary … In thanksgiving (last 27 days): Sweet Mother Mary, I offer thee this Spiritual Communion to bind my bouquets in a wreath to place upon thy brow in thanksgiving for (specify request) which thou in thy love hast obtained for me. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daily-live-rosary/message

Today we read a devotion and prayed day 2 of the 54 day Novena... Joyful Mysteries. Joyful Mysteries Opening prayer The first 27 days are in petition: Hail, Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, my Mother Mary, hail! At thy feet I humbly kneel to offer thee a Crown of Roses, snow white buds to remind thee of thy joys, each bud recalling to thee a holy mystery, each 10 bound together with my petition for a particular grace. O Holy Queen, dispenser of God's graces, and Mother of all who invoke thee, thou canst not look upon my gift and fail to see its binding. As thou receivest my gift, so wilt thou receive my petition; from thy bounty thou wilt give me the favor I so earnestly and trustingly seek. I despair of nothing that I ask of thee. Show thyself my Mother! The second 27 days are in thanksgiving: Hail, Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, my Mother Mary, hail! At thy feet I gratefully kneel to offer thee a Crown of Roses, snow white buds to remind thee of thy joys, each bud recalling to thee a holy mystery; each ten bound together with my petition for a particular grace. O Holy Queen, Dispenser of God's graces. and Mother of all who invoke thee! thou canst not look upon my gift and fail to see its binding. As thou receivest my gift, so wilt thou receive my thanksgiving; from thy bounty thou hast given me the favor I so earnestly and trustingly sought. I despaired not of what I asked of thee, and thou hast truly shown thyself my Mother. The Apostles' Creed, Our Father, 3 Hail Marys, Glory Be During each mystery, there is a unique prayer after each decade: The Annunciation – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these snow-white buds with a petition for the virtue of humility and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. The Visitation – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these snow-white buds with a petition for the virtue of charity and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. The Nativity – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these snow-white buds with a petition for the virtue of detachment from the world and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. The Presentation – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these snow-white buds with a petition for the virtue of purity and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. Finding the Child Jesus in the Temple – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these snow-white buds with a petition for the virtue of obedience to the will of God and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. Hail Holy Queen Closing Prayer In petition (first 27 days): Sweet Mother Mary, I offer thee this spiritual communion to bind my bouquets in a wreath to place upon thy brow. O my Mother! Look with favor upon my gift, and in thy love obtain for me my request. In thanksgiving (last 27 days): Sweet Mother Mary, I offer thee this Spiritual Communion to bind my bouquets in a wreath to place upon thy brow in thanksgiving for my request which thou in thy love hast obtained for me. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daily-live-rosary/message

Today we read a devotion and started the 54 day novena, praying the Sorrowful Mysteries. https://hallow.com/2020/08/23/how-to-pray-54-day-novena/ Opening Prayer The first 27 days are in petition: Hail, Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, my Mother Mary, hail! At thy feet I humbly kneel to offer thee a Crown of Roses, blood red roses to remind thee of the passion of thy divine Son, with Whom thou didst so fully partake of its bitterness, each rose recalling to thee a holy mystery, each 10 bound together with my petition for a particular grace. O Holy Queen, dispenser of God's graces, and Mother of all who invoke thee! Thou canst not look upon my gift and fail to see its binding. As thou receivest my gift, so wilt thou receive my petition; from thy bounty thou wilt give me the favor I so earnestly and trustingly seek. I despair of nothing that I ask of thee. Show thyself my Mother! The second 27 days are in thanksgiving: Hail, Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, my Mother Mary, hail! At thy feet I gratefully kneel to offer thee a Crown of Roses blood red roses to remind thee of the passion of thy divine Son, with Whom thou didst so fully partake of its bitterness each rose recalling to thee a holy mystery; each ten bound together with my petition for a particular grace. O Holy Queen, dispenser of God's graces, and Mother of all who invoke thee! Thou canst not look upon my gift and fail to see its binding. As thou receivest my gift, so wilt thou receive my thanksgiving; from thy bounty thou hast given me the favor I so earnestly and trustingly sought. I despaired not of what I asked of thee, and thou hast truly shown thyself my Mother. The Apostles' Creed, Our Father, 3 Hail Marys, Glory Be During each mystery, there is a unique prayer after each decade: The Agony in the Garden – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these blood red roses with a petition for the virtue of resignation to the will of God and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. The Scourging at the Pillar – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these blood red roses with a petition for the virtue of mortification and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. The Crowning with Thorns – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these blood red roses with a petition for the virtue of humility and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. The Carrying of the Cross – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these blood red roses with a petition for the virtue of patience in adversity and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. The Crucifixion – Our Father, 10 Hail Marys, Glory Be. Concluding Prayer: I bind these blood red roses with a petition for the virtue of love of our enemies and humbly lay this bouquet at thy feet. Hail Holy Queen Closing Prayer In petition (first 27 days): Sweet Mother Mary, I offer thee this spiritual communion to bind my bouquets in a wreath to place upon thy brow. O my Mother! Look with favor upon my gift, and in thy love obtain for me (specify request). In thanksgiving (last 27 days): Sweet Mother Mary, I offer thee this Spiritual Communion to bind my bouquets in a wreath to place upon thy brow in thanksgiving for (specify request) which thou in thy love hast obtained for me. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daily-live-rosary/message

How can the Mass be a sacrifice if Christ has already offered the one definitive sacrifice on the cross? Why are only Catholics allowed to receive communion?In this second episode on the Eucharist, we discuss the Holy Mass. This episode covers Part Two, Section Two, Chapter One, Article Three of the Catechism of the Catholic Church (pts 1322-1419).Contact the podcast: crashcoursecatholicism@gmail.com.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crashcoursecatholicism/.....References and further reading/listening/viewing:Here's a copy of a conversation between me and a listener on whether all Catholics can receive the Eucharist. Fr Mike Schmitz, The Hour That Will Change Your Life.Archdiocese of Brisbane, The Mass Series.Catholic Answers, "How Do I Explain the Mass?" Catholic Answers, "Here's Why You Should Go To Mass"Ascension Press. "Form, Intent, and why they Matter."Catholic Encyclopedia, "Eucharist"Catholic Encyclopedia "The Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist"Catholic Encyclopedia "Sacrifice of the Mass"Catholic Encyclopedia "Liturgy of the Mass"Vatican II, Sacrosanctum Concilium.Bishop Robert Barron. Bishop Barron on the Mass.Bishop Robert Barron. Bishop Barron: The Mystery of the Mass - The Source and Summit of Christian Life. Pope Pius XII, "Mediator Dei"St Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae, Part III, 73-83Pope Benedict XVI, Homily, 3 May 2009.Code of Canon Law, Point 918. Pope John Paul II, Ecclesia de Eucharistia.Aleteia. "Prayers Before Mass"EWTN. "Act of Spiritual Communion"

Can you be on your spiritual path and still get angry? This episode was inspired by an Instagram DM question I received and I loved it! We are all of if and this sparked me to record an episode on this. When I became aware that I was ALL of it and not wrong for having anger…I began to feel more free than I ever have before. Judgment is any fixed point of view that someone or something has to be a certain way. And what if anger is not wrong? The moment we judge it as being wrong or right, we create separation and turn off our awareness's from life.  IN THIS EPISODE, I TALK ABOUT:First thing to do when you are aware you're angry is - get curious. Ask a question after you get curious - What is this? Is there any information here that I need to know? Do not judge yourself for having anger. Get curious. What if it's great information about someone or something that you need to know in order to make a choice in your life.  CLASSES:If you're interested in creating your life AND generating REAL change and potency in 2022, I invite you to join my CREATE YOUR LIFE “Annual Planning Workshop” in January 2022. Text: CREATE to 323-524-9857 to learn about our future dates.  RESOURCES:Text: CREATE to 323-524-9857 to apply for my Get Up Girl Gang community If you enjoyed this episode, make sure and give us a five star rating  and leave us a review on iTunes, Podcast Addict, Podchaser and Castbox. Let's Connect:The Get Up GirlInstagramFacebookMonthly online fitness academy 

ST. PETER JULIAN EYMARD | APOSTLE OF THE EUCHARIST Feast Day: AUGUST 2 Today, we bring to you the life story of St. Peter Julian Eymard, the saint whose driving passion in life was Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. He is the Founder of the Congregation of the Blessed Sacrament. He was born in Le Mure, Isere, France on February 4, 1811. His family was a devout Catholic and immediately he learned about Jesus in the Eucharist. Even as a child he used to enter the church by himself and kneel before the Tabernacle. It is related that when he was five years old, he did not go home after playing. His sister looked for him and found him in the church, standing on a stool close to the Tabernacle. When asked what he was doing, his answer was “I am listening to Jesus.” As a young boy, he expressed his desire to become a priest, but his father opposed his vocation. He, however, entered a seminary, but he got seriously ill and went out. When he got well, he tried another and was successful. He was ordained on July 20, 1834 at the age of 23. He was assigned in a parish at the Diocese of Grenoble. Peter Julian's spirituality was influenced by Jansenism, a heresy which focusses on the sinfulness of man and on predestination that was why he lived a life of penance and reparation, avoiding sin at all cost. Already a diocesan priest, he joined the Society of Mary (Marists) and professed the three vows on August 20, 1839. He visited Marian shrines and made contacts with Eucharistic movements. He was drawn more to a contemplative life despite the many administrative duties given to him, and worked hard notwithstanding his fragile health. His favorite homilies were about the Eucharist and he had an intense attraction to the Eucharistic Jesus. When he was tasked to write a new rule for the Third Order of the Society of Mary, he suggested a Eucharistic rule, but that was not the charism of the Marists. A little later, still desirous to dedicate himself more to the exaltation of the Eucharist, he made a painful decision to leave the Marists and worked to establish an institute with a Eucharistic orientation. Fr. Eymard found support in Archbishop Marie Dominique Auguste, who understood his desire to emphasize not only the Holy Mass, Eucharistic adoration, but also to evangelize and serve those who were far from the Church. Young men joined him, the institute grew and the Congregation of the Blessed Sacrament (SSS – Societa Sanctissimi Sacramenti) was approved on May 13, 1856. He also founded a congregation for women called Servants of the Blessed Sacrament, whose main work is Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. Besides preaching he also wrote books about the Eucharist. Three years before his death in 1865, he made a retreat in Rome. He related that he discovered the great love of Jesus for him and in response he desired to make a gift of himself to Jesus. Being always fragile in health, he died of a complication from a stroke on August 1st, 1868 at age 57. He was beatified on July 12, 1925 and was canonized on December 9, 1962. His incorrupt body lies at the Blessed Sacrament Fathers' Chapel in Paris. “St. Peter Julian, you discovered in the Eucharist the great love of Jesus for you and the world. Help us to love Jesus in the Eucharist and receive Him worthily in Holy Communion.” Do I have time to visit Jesus in the Tabernacle or at least make a Spiritual Communion whenever I pass by a church? Do I receive Jesus often in Holy Communion?

#eucharisthindi #spiritualcommunion आध्यात्मिक कम्यूनियन क्या है, क्यों महत्वपूर्ण है, कैसे करें। [Spiritual Communion in Hindi] Watch the Video Format of the Same The Most Holy Eucharist is the Source and Summit of Christian Life. It is also called the Sacrament of Sacraments, because through this Sacrament God comes into us. What a great privilege we have. You see! God becomes one with us. This union is greater than the union between husband and wife. That's why very rightly it is called "Holy Communion". God desires to be united with us. And so He established the Sacraments. Through His Mystical Body, the Catholic Church, Jesus asks us to participate at least on Sundays. Even on normal days, there must have been times when you might have not able really able to participate in It. And now during this most challenging and unpredictable time of the pandemic, most of us are not able to participate in it even if one really wants to. What should one do to have the Communion with God? There is an age-old Spiritual Practice, called Spiritual Communion. Through this, an individual can experience union or oneness with God, though spiritually. Many people have been searching Google and other platforms for "How to have Spiritual Communion". The following is one of the best ways to do it: 01. वेदी 02. समय से पहले पहुंचना 03. भजन - तैयारी 04. क्रूस के चिन्ह से शुरू करें 05. पश्चात्ताप-विधि 06. धर्मग्रंथ से पाठ 07. धर्मसार नीसिया/प्रेरितिक 08. विश्वासियों के निवेदन + हे हमारे पिता 09. आध्यात्मिक कम्यूनियन की प्रार्थना 10. समापन प्रार्थना 11. गीत आध्यात्मिक कम्यूनियन की प्रार्थना https://www.jayesu.com/hprayers/hprayers_098.php आध्यात्मिक कम्यूनियन की प्रार्थना - II https://www.jayesu.com/hprayers/hprayers_099.php पछतावे की विनती https://www.jayesu.com/hprayers/hprayers_012.php पवित्र मिस्सा https://www.jayesu.com/holy_mass/holy_mass.php पवित्र मिस्सा के पाठ https://www.jayesu.com/hgospeltoons/hgospeltoons.php =================================== You are most welcome to follow me on the following platforms. =================================== To understand the Incarnation (the Word made flesh), try this book by Fr. C. George Mary Claret "God's Journey to Bethlehem: God's Way of Alluring You to Enter Into Your Heart" https://geni.us/nnB5 Connect him on http://bit.ly/WebGGOG Facebook Personal http://bit.ly/FacebookGeo Group http://bit.ly/GGOGFB Amazon Author Page http://bit.ly/FrGeorge Twitter http://bit.ly/TweetGMC YouTube Hindi Channel https://bit.ly/3yff7ef English Channel http://bit.ly/EngYTube Instagram http://bit.ly/InstaGMC LinkedIn http://bit.ly/LInGMC --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/greatergloryofgod/message

#dailybible #bible #bibleversefortoday #bibleverse Biblical Guide to Life #30: The Holy Eucharist - Source and Summit of Christian Life| No Life Possible without the Holy Eucharist (St. Padre Pio) John 6:57 "The Most Holy Eucharist is the Source and Summit of Christian Life." Without it, life is impossible. We cannot usually see the reality of the Most Holy Eucharist. Quotes on it by many Saints speak volumes about it. St. Padre Pio says: “It would be easier for the world to survive without the sun than to do without the Holy Eucharistic Celebration." Is he very serious about what he said? He must be! Because Jesus said, "Just as the living Father sent me, and I live because of the Father, so whoever eats me will live because of me." (John 6:57) Let's live this reality and take advantage of it to the maximum! Now, as we are NOT able to participate in it, what shall we do? 1. Request your parish priest for your turn https://www.osvnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Spiritual-Communion.pdf 2. Make a Spiritual Communion 3. Make a Visit to the Blessed Sacrament 4. Learn more about it ____________________________________________________________________ You are most welcome to follow me on the following platforms. To understand the Incarnation (the Word made flesh), try this book by Fr. C. George Mary Claret "God's Journey to Bethlehem: God's Way of Alluring You to Enter Into Your Heart" https://geni.us/nnB5 Connect him on http://bit.ly/WebGGOG Facebook Personal http://bit.ly/FacebookGeo Group http://bit.ly/GGOGFB Amazon Author Page http://bit.ly/FrGeorge Twitter http://bit.ly/TweetGMC YouTube Hindi Channel https://bit.ly/3yff7ef English Channel http://bit.ly/EngYTube Instagram http://bit.ly/InstaGMC LinkedIn http://bit.ly/LInGMC Wattpad https://www.wattpad.com/user/GeorgeClaret Medium http://bit.ly/MedGMC Pinterest http://bit.ly/PinCGMC Tumblr http://bit.ly/TumCGMC Goodreads http://bit.ly/GoodReadsGMC Quora Space http://bit.ly/QuoraGGOG Personal http://bit.ly/QuoraCGMC Reddit http://bit.ly/RedditGMC Podmatch http://bit.ly/PodMatch Apple Podcasts http://bit.ly/trinityhspirit Spotify http://bit.ly/trinityholyspirit Google Podcasts http://bit.ly/podcastsgoogle --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/greatergloryofgod/message

Catechism of Pope St. Pius X (CPX) p. 81-82.  Q/A 11-21 Pope Pius XI’s Marylike standards of modesty: http://www.olvrc.com/reference/documents/Modesty.Pius.XI.pdf
 Eric Sammons with AB. Cordileone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opvUFk9SSQY&t=2319s
 Text of St. Francis De Sales’ Meditation on the Mass: http://www.semperficatholic.com/page19.html
 Video of St. Francis De Sales’ Meditation on the Mass: https://vimeo.com/283322245
 Spiritual Communion of St. Alphonsus Liguori: https://www.ewtn.com/catholicism/devotions/act-of-spiritual-communion-339

Catechism of Pope St. Pius X (CPX) p. 81-82.  Q/A 11-21 Pope Pius XI's Marylike standards of modesty: http://www.olvrc.com/reference/documents/Modesty.Pius.XI.pdf
 Eric Sammons with AB. Cordileone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opvUFk9SSQY&t=2319s
 Text of St. Francis De Sales' Meditation on the Mass: http://www.semperficatholic.com/page19.html
 Video of St. Francis De Sales' Meditation on the Mass: https://vimeo.com/283322245
 Spiritual Communion of St. Alphonsus Liguori: https://www.ewtn.com/catholicism/devotions/act-of-spiritual-communion-339 https://youtu.be/vG6q-zgKc78

Indulgence one: http://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/tribunals/apost_penit/documents/rc_trib_appen_pro_20000129_indulgence_en.html. Saint Corona: https://catholicexchange.com/saint-corona-pray-for-us http://www.catholic365.com/article/11206/what-to-do-on-sundays-to-keep-the-lords-day-if-your-bishop-dispensed-your-diocese-from-the-sunday-obligation.html Spiritual Communion. https://www.google.com/amp/s/aleteia.org/2018/09/20/cant-receive-the-eucharist-heres-how-to-make-a-spiritual-communion/amp/ Mass: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIU7RE1N6B2yjPE36qW4BZw https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIr3DPY3O7Nq6wDYBNnu_3g 5). Www.Formed.org

How does a ritual of eating and drinking constitute a covenant with God? When we understand the correspondences at play we can begin to see why the Eucharist is considered so holy and sacred. This is an audio-only version of video-based show, and the podcast may contain references to visuals from the original episode. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/HwQ6E5eGIhQ↓↓↓ FREE e-book downloads and more below ↓↓↓0:00 Introduction★☆★BE THE FIRST TO SEE NEW CONTENT★☆★All content premieres at 12:00pm PT, 3:00pm ET, and 8:00pm GMT.Explore all our content at https://offthelefteye.com/Monday: Watch Swedenborg and LifeWednesday: Watch News From HeavenThursday: Respond to our weekly reflection questionFriday: Join us for Swedenborg Live!Sunday: Listen to the Inside offTheLeftEye podcast and subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts! ★☆★FREE E-BOOKS★☆★New Jerusalem https://swedenborg.com/product/new-jerusalem-nce/True Christianity https://swedenborg.com/product/true-christianity-1-nce/Divine Providence https://swedenborg.com/product/divine-providence-nce/Secrets of Heaven https://swedenborg.com/product/secrets-heaven-1-nce/Heaven and Hell https://swedenborg.com/product/heaven-hell-nce/★☆★ABOUT★☆★“Swedenborg & Life” is a pre-produced web series that explores concepts from Emanuel Swedenborg’s eighteenth-century spiritual theology and interprets them for a modern-day audience. offTheLeftEye is brought to you by the Swedenborg Foundation—a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, independent, educational organization for those seeking to explore spirituality and faith. Learn more at https://www.swedenborg.com★☆★SUPPORT OUR SHOWS★☆★MAKE A ONE-TIME OR RECURRING DONATION See how your generosity directly benefits our channel! https://offthelefteye.com/donate/BECOME A MEMBER Support all the work of the Swedenborg Foundation. http://www.swedenborg.com/membershipSHOP OUR MERCH 15% of proceeds from our Redbubble store help us continue to offer free spiritual resources just like the videos seen here. http://www.redbubble.com/people/swedenborgfound/shop★☆★STAY CONNECTED ★☆★Hit the SUBSCRIBE button to be notified every time we upload new videos to our channel!E-MAIL SIGN-UP - https://offthelefteye.com/subscribe/FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/HeavenAndHellSwedenborg/TWITTER - https://twitter.com/offthelefteye?lang=en★☆★THE OTLE CREW★☆★Curtis Childs - Host, Director of OffTheLeftEyeChelsea Odhner - Host, Writer, Production ManagerKarin Childs - Writer, Community ManagerRev. Dr. Jonathan S. Rose - Series Editor of the New Century EditionStewart Farmer - Technical DirectorMatthew Childs - Video Art DirectorMeng Zhang - Motion DesignerJesse Johnson - Motion DesignerReade McCardell - MusicDevon Asplundh - Production InternChara Daum - Latin ConsultantChris Dunn - Director of Digital MarketingJames Cole - Digital Marketing Assistant★☆★REACH OUT★☆★Want to have an offTheLeftEye team member appear on your show? Contact us at https://offthelefteye.com.

St. Joseph, Patron of Spiritual Communion

From Edinburgh, Scotland, Sister Anna Marie McGuan, RSM, examines Baptism and Confirmation and also offers insight into Spiritual Communion. 

This section covers the following topics...The experience of Christ Jesus, for Quakers, is direct, immediate, and intimate.  Such an experience can happen among worshippers assembled together for worship and through the individual experience of Christ's presence in daily life.Communion in meeting for worship.Ceremonial communion.Love feasts

COVID has really affected our lives and the ability to attend Mass. Returning to Mass amid the COVID pandemic hasn't been easy as you'll hear in this episode. The post Episode 56- Returning to Mass Amid COVID Pandemic first appeared on Loving With All My Heart And Soul.

Recorded during a 11:00 streaming service for Spiritual Communion for the first Sunday of Advent from the Cathedral Church of St. Paul in Midtown Detroit.  Scripture Readings Isaiah 64:1-9 Psalm 80:1-7,16-18 Gospel of Saint Mark 13:24-37

Vedic Sanskrit word Aatmana or Atman is often translated as Spirit by a great many people. And hence the science, or knowledge, of Atman – Adhyatma - is translated as Spirituality. But is that an accurate translation?

The Future of RA Livestreamed Rosaries, Going Back to Mass, Should We Stick with a Spiritual Communion?, Jason Taylor and Catholic Media, and the Ocean of Mercy Catholic Conference for Kids!

Spiritual Communion Prayers 4 by Fr. Jason Brooks, LC

Act of Contrition O my God, I am heartily sorry for having offended Thee; and I detest all my sins because I dread the loss of heaven and the pains of hell, but most of all because they offend Thee, my God, Who art all good and deserving of all my love. I

Learn how to pray the Examen of Saint Ignatius of Loyola! During the podcast, I mention a PDF of a form of Spiritual Communion. You can find that PDF here.

A series of meditations & reflection delivered by our priests for the benefit of faithful who are not able to attend Mass & Liturgical Ceremonies. Today's is on the importance of a Spiritual Communion, delivered by Fr. Dominique Bourmaud, FSSPX

A series of meditations & reflection delivered by our priests for the benefit of faithful who are not able to attend Mass & Liturgical Ceremonies. Today's is on the importance of a Spiritual Communion, delivered by Fr. Dominique Bourmaud, FSSPX

Cyndi and Aimee discuss Spiritual Communion, Fr. Mike Schmitz' homily for Sunday, and need to see this time as an opportunity to get your spiritual life in order. You can find Fr Mike's Mass and homily here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOQh60GnKqQ Spiritual Communion Prayer:  My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Most Holy Sacrament. I love you above all things, and I desire to receive you into my soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive You sacramentally, come at least into my heart. I embrace You as if You were already there and unite myself wholly to You. Never permit me to be separated from You. Amen. Quotes from C. S. Lewis available on request. Follow me on Twitter and Instagram @cyndimpeterson Purchase Cyndi's book, Waiting for a Miracle: One Mother's Journey to Unshakable Faith on Amazon.com or where ever books are sold. All questions and comments can be sent to TheCyndiPetersonShow@gmail.com

For many people, it looks likely that the next few weeks will not offer a realistic opportunity to go to Mass. Our chaplain joins us for a conversation about the powerful option of “Spiritual Communion” during this time, and any time. Did you miss Fr. Hugh and Cy on our episode of Focus last week? Check out “Coronavirus and the Catholic Church”. You can find Fr. Hugh’s latest book, 20 Answers: Prayer, here. Spiritual communion in a time of coronavirus. Father Hugh Barbour is next. Cy Kellett: Hello again, and welcome to Catholic Answers Focus. I am Cy Kellett, your host, and…

“The old stone circles that predate the Celtic era by centuries were the first meeting places, erected to put people into correct alignment and spiritual communion with past, present, and future, and with all the beings no longer living as well as those yet to be born.” - Caitlin Matthews, The Celtic Spirit, p. 119. ∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞ What happens as we “create the story space”? Like those prehistoric stone circles, the created story space may serve as a place where the past and the future can live together in the present moment. When our family gathers and we begin to share stories of loved ones who have died, we are engaged in “spiritual communion with past, present, and future.” While my family would roll their eyes as such lofty language and ideals, I'd argue that, through our storytelling, we are inviting the departed back into our circle. We are inviting them to come alive for us. There is this commonplace marvel of a break in the space/time continuum through storytelling: Let's take, as an example, stories shared in my family about our Uncle Dudley. My brother, sister-in-law, Mom, adult niece, and I laugh at the antics of Uncle Dudley as we remember him and his ways, while, in the same moment and at the same table, my children, my niece's children, and the other younger members of our family are also laughing because they, too, “know” Uncle Dudley. They, however, have no actual memories of him - they know him only through the stories. They appreciate his goofy antics. They see his smile, but their experience is not “memory” as it is for the elders; their experience is imagining - and, over the years, as more Uncle Dudley stories are told and retold, their imaginings are re-imagined and “memory” is built through their imaginations - memory of story told and told again. We are all in the realm of uncertain images. My memories are not identical to my brother's - though we have a great deal of overlap and we can both “picture” Uncle Dudley. For the younger generation the “picturing” is different, some of them may have seen photos of Uncle Dudley, many of them have not - they are deciding in their mind's eye what he looked like, imagining the sound of his voice or his gestures. Uncle Dudley died in 1978, but is he present with us? Is he smiling as we smile? Is he laughing with those who were not yet born when he left us? Nearly every traditional culture throughout the history of humanity would answer these questions in the affirmative, with a simple and unpretentious “yes.” ∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞ Storytelling is communion, for many it is “spiritual communion.” Film, books, letters, and artifacts allow us to “touch the past.” The well-told tale also enables the past to breathe again. When we share a story with someone who is younger we can give them some taste, some touch, some smell of what was. Sometimes a story of pain or sorrow from the past is a gift that will strengthen, educate, or embolden the next generation; sometimes a story of lightness or joy will water beneficial seeds. Think of one story from the past that you want to tell. What person of the past will you bring to life for your listeners? (Music: Courtesy of Adrian Von Ziegler, "Sacred Earth." )