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Tuesday Feb 04, 2020
Tuesday Feb 04, 2020
Join Fr. Scott Mansfield, Pastor of St. John Vianney and Fr. James Marshall, Pastor of San Clemente as they give an in depth review of the Gospel from The Feast of the Presentation of the Lord: Presenting the Lord.
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Tuesday Feb 04, 2020
Tuesday Feb 04, 2020
Tuesday Feb 04, 2020
Tuesday Feb 04, 2020
Tuesday Feb 04, 2020
On this week's show, we enjoy a friendly conversation with author and speaker Michele Faehnle as we discuss her latest work Our Friend Faustina: Life Lessons in Divine Mercy, co-authored with Emily Jaminet and a phenomenal group of women.
About Michele Faehnle and Emily Jaminet:
Michele Faehnle and Emily Jaminet are the co-authors of the award-winning best seller Divine Mercy for Moms, The Friendship Project and Our Friend Faustina. They have spoken at women’s events across the country, are regular guests on Catholic radio and have been featured on EWTN. Michele and Emily both contribute to Catholicmom.com and serve on the board of directors of the Columbus Catholic Women’s Conference.
About Our Friend Faustina:
In Our Friend Faustina: Life Lessons in Divine Mercy, Michele and Emily have assembled an extraordinary collection of essays by modern women, all joined by their common friendship with one extraordinary person: St. Faustina Kowalska (1905-1938), the Secretary and Apostle of the Divine Mercy. Sharing tales of ordinary and extraordinary graces with wit and laughter, these faith-filled women explain how St. Faustina has loved them, mentored them, and inspired them to live with mercy toward all. With a foreword by acclaimed author Susan Tassone, this collection will help introduce you to a friend for life (and afterlife!) in extraordinary, ordinary St. Faustina.
This book includes a study guide and free video series at inspirethefaith.com
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Tuesday Feb 04, 2020
Tuesday Feb 04, 2020
Alexandria Marrow is a theology-teacher-turned-SAHM, who now focuses on writing. Most of her work is poetry and short fiction. Like Lindsay, she is a contributing writer for Ever Eden Literary Journal. (Check out our interview in Season One with Ever Eden publisher, Amy O’Connell.)
Her quote was her mother’s favorite line:
“Goodness is the only investment that never fails.”
These words from Henry David Thoreau take us into virtue, truth, goodness, and the struggle against contemporary relativism, and lead us back to the hope we have in the power of beauty.
Listen in and be inspired!
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Tuesday Feb 04, 2020
Tuesday Feb 04, 2020
Episode #60: On our journey to heaven, we need to strengthen our spirits so we can do our very best to receive the very best that God wants to give to us. This means choosing to be fully on the side of Jesus, not being lukewarm Christians who mix the ways of the world with the ways of Christ. In this episode, Terry Modica uses scriptures to explain the big difference that happens when we are hot for the Lord, living in the fire of the Holy Spirit, working hard to become the saints that God the Father created us to be.
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Tuesday Feb 04, 2020
Tuesday Feb 04, 2020
In this week's episode author, blogger, and speaker Tony Agnesi drops in to give us some tips on Holy living. We discuss the importance or prayer, service, and being available. We also discuss Tony's upcoming visit to Payson, AZ on Feb. 8. Tp learn more about Tony visit his website at tonyagnesi.com and enter the code FRIENDS for a 20% discount
Monday Feb 03, 2020
Monday Feb 03, 2020
Monday Feb 03, 2020
Monday Feb 03, 2020
Monday Feb 03, 2020
Questions Covered:
19:01 - Why should I believe in Christianity when the Old Testament was written 4,000 years ago and many hundreds of years elapsed before that?
35:40 - Why don’t Jews accept Jesus as the messiah and how do I answer them?
45:30 – How do I answer someone who doesn’t believe in the truth of Jesus’ claims?
50:00 - How do we communicate using reason with someone who’s really emotional about relativism?
Monday Feb 03, 2020
Monday Feb 03, 2020
Sonja Corbitt, The Bible Study Evangelista and creator of the LOVE the Word Bible study method and journal is a Catholic Scripture teacher with a story teller’s gift – a Southern belle with a warrior’s heart and a poet’s pen. A best-selling author, her weekly CatholicTV and radio show and other Bible study resources are bites of spinach that taste like cake - to help you “love and lift all you’ve been given.” Sonja's work resonates deeply with the female heart and she joins me on The Dignity of Women to unpack everything from letting God heal the "father wound" to resolving anxiety and fear in the Word of God.
Monday Feb 03, 2020
Monday Feb 03, 2020
Making decisions shouldn’t be stressful. In fact, when we use discernment to make decisions with God, we are not only relieved from our stress but the process is simple and more peaceful. Learn what discernment is from the Catholic perspective and how to do it in five steps with Richaél Lucero.
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Monday Feb 03, 2020
Monday Feb 03, 2020
Carmelite, opus dei, salesian, and vincentian
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Carmelite
Motto – Zelo zelatus sum pro Domino Deo exercituum – “With zeal have I been; zealous for the Lord; God of hosts”
Do you feel like the attachments of day-to-day life get in the way of your relationship with Christ? Do you feel called to live a life of asceticism? Do the writings of St. John of the Cross and St. Theresa of Avila speak to you in a special way?
Interior journey – search for God inside of oneself.
meditation on the word of God, liturgy, silence and solitude, and asceticism.
Carmelite spirituality proposes silence and solitude as necessary pre-requisites for prayer and contemplation.
Not only exterior silence but interior silence as well. This is why solitude is important
An emphasis in seeing suffering as part of God’s plan for our own sanctification
“Dark night”
Also St. Therese of Lisieux
Opus Dei
Motto – Opus Dei – the work of God
Officially the “Prelature of the Holy Cross”
Are you convinced that holiness is found in boardrooms and lunchrooms as well as chapels and churches? Consider the way of Opus Dei.
Founded in Spain in 1928 by St. Josemaria Escriva. The guiding principle behind the movement is that holiness is attainable by everyone, and ordinary life is the way to sanctity.
According to John Cloverdale, law professor at Seton Hall University and author of “Uncommon Faith, The Early Years of Opus Dei (1928-1943)”
Three points characterize Opus Dei:
First, a stress on integrating the secular into one’s spiritual life, rather than seeing everyday life as a problem to be overcome, it is part and parcel of where we are to sanctify ourselves.
“Second, an emphasis on work, understood broadly, as the whole range of activities, seen as a path to sanctity. [God] wants us to do it well and offer it to him. The first step is to do it and do it well.
“Third, a very strong stress on the reality of being sons and daughters of God that gives an optimistic and positive tone to love. God really does love us and is concerned about each of us.”
Salesian
Motto – Da mihi Animas cætera tolle – “Give me souls, take away the rest”
Are you a people person who experiences God most in acts of gentleness, compassion, and optimism?
The Salesians were founded by St. John Bosco is honor of St. Francis of DeSales.
Much like the Opus Dei, Salesian spirituality is one for the everyday life. A unique emphasis of the salesian spirituality is an outward disposition of humility, gentleness, civility, and optimism.
HUMILITY – living in self-truthfulness about who we are, both positive and negative
Humility leads us to GENTLENESS towards our neighbor. Because one is so aware of his or her own needs and weakness, one extends to another person similar understanding and compassion.
CIVILITY and RESPECT must mark the behavior of a truly “gentle” devout Christian.
Because we have a Savior, we are always OPTIMISTIC.
Vincentian
No motto associated with it, but the Missionaries of Charity are the most well know (at least in this country) and their motto is Caritas Christi Urget nos – The charity of Christ urges us
Do you feel an attraction to the corporal works of mercy? Especially works of service for the poor?
St. Vincent teaches us to see Christ in the poor and suffering, so much so that the poor become our Lords and Masters and we their servants. Vincentian spirituality is centered around this concept. Jesus said “Whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me.” (see Matthew 25: 34-40).
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Monday Feb 03, 2020
Monday Feb 03, 2020
Monday Feb 03, 2020
Today, I talk about a recent opera I saw called The Damnation of Faust. I saw this with a #Carmelite brother of mine. This French opera was quite striking in its depicting of the source material from Goethe. I speak about an aspect of this opera in the episode today.
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Monday Feb 03, 2020
Monday Feb 03, 2020
Looking for a little financial freedom in your life? Tired of living paycheck to paycheck or worried about the next unexpected bill to pop up? Tom Gryp, CEO of Notre Dame Federal Credit Union, joins us this week to give us some tips on how to build up financial security in our lives.
Monday Feb 03, 2020
Monday Feb 03, 2020
The Director of Football Operations at Miami University in Ohio, where he is also the team chaplain. Among the many tasks he handles is being the liaison for NFL scouts. He had played football collegiately (winning two national championships) and went on to serve on the coaching staff of his alma mater (Grand Valley State). He was born and raised Catholic and is married and the father of two. LISTEN FOR HIS BIG REVEAL AT THE END OF THE INTERVIEW!
Monday Feb 03, 2020
Monday Feb 03, 2020