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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 369 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In this episode, Fr. John and Mary introduce a series on Jesus’ words to the 7 Churches in the Book of Revelation — Churches that are at one and the same time real places and symbolic of the Church in every age.
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In this episode, Fr. John and Mary offer a proposal to consider as a parish or church community for Lent based on this Sunday's Gospel from Matthew 5: 13-16.
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In this episode Fr. John and Mary break open the richness found inside just one line in the prayer Jesus taught us, "Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven."
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In this episode, Fr. John and Mary start a conversation about how common it can be for many of us to let our prayers become mere words and begin to break open in depth the prayer He taught us.
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The content is dedicated to fostering a biblical worldview by discussing a wide range of spiritual topics and their applications to everyday life. The conversations often highlight themes of trust in God, the significance of prayer, and the transformative power of Jesus' name, especially relevant through the church calendar seasons such as Advent and Christmas. The hosts invite listeners to explore their personal faith journeys, encouraging them to confront doubts, embrace hope, and recognize God's active role in their lives through scriptural reflections and personal anecdotes. The unique blend of theological insight, personal stories, and practical applications is aimed at uplifting and inspiring those seeking a deeper relationship with G... more
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