Picking up with the Dormition we exam the churches take using the catechism we meet Saint John Paul II we discuss some of the approved apparations of the Church and we close with a prayer

This episode talks about Mary what the church teaches and her life with Jesus

This episode explores how Jesus stands at the center of every prophetic longing in Scripture. From the promises given to Abraham, to the visions of Isaiah, to the hope carried by the exiles, we trace how Jesus embodies, completes, and elevates every prophetic thread. Listeners will see how the Law, the Psalms, and the Prophets all converge in Him—revealing not only who He is, but why His coming changes everything for the world and for us today.

A powerful, cinematic walk through the Exodus story, this episode follows Moses from the quiet awe of the burning bush to the crashing deliverance of the Red Sea. It explores a God who hears the cries of His people, a leader who never felt qualified, and the kind of faith that steps forward before the waters move. The Saint of the Day, Saint Moses the Black, stands beside this narrative as a living icon of transformation—once a violent bandit, later a humble monk who laid down his life rather than return to the ways he'd been freed from. Together, their stories form a meditation on liberation, courage, and the God who still leads His people out of bondage.

Under a canopy of desert stars, an old man hears a voice that will change history. Abraham's story begins not with certainty, but with a summons — a call to leave everything familiar and walk toward a promise he cannot yet see. This episode traces his journey from Ur to Moriah, from obedience to surrender, revealing how faith is not the absence of fear but the courage to trust the Caller.

Through Scripture and reflection, we explore the cost of covenant, the ache of waiting, and the miracle of provision. Blessed John Henry Newman's own pilgrimage of faith mirrors Abraham's — both men learning that the heart's true home is found only when it answers, "Here I am."

You'll hear the desert wind, the whisper of the angel, and the quiet heartbeat of a father who believed that God would provide.

In this hauntingly beautiful episode of Angelus, Keri Kelley leads listeners back to the first heartbreak of the human story — the moment when innocence trembled, trust fractured, and the world exhaled its first sigh of sorrow.

Step into Eden, not as a distant myth, but as a living place: warm light on untouched earth, the whisper of God walking among His creation, the harmony of a world still unbroken. Then feel the shift — the serpent's quiet cunning, the seed of doubt, the choice that changed everything. This is the Fall told not as a tale of shame, but as the beginning of God's relentless pursuit of His children.

With cinematic storytelling and contemplative pauses, Keri explores:

• the serpent's strategy of distortion and desire

• the ache of hiding from the God who made us

• the first promise of redemption whispered in the shadows

• the wound every soul carries — and the hope every soul is offered

Alongside the narrative, listeners meet Saint Augustine, whose own restless heart mirrors humanity's ancient longing for restoration. His story becomes a companion to Eden's: a reminder that even in our wandering, grace is already on the move.

This episode invites you to sit with your own story — the places you've hidden, the lies you've believed, the wounds you've carried — and to hear again the God who still asks, "Where are you?" Not in accusation, but in love.

Come listen. Come remember. Come be found.

Angelus — where history breathes, faith awakens, and the journey continues.

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In this immersive episode of Angelus, host Keri Kelley guides listeners into the heart of one of the most transformative moments in modern Church history: the Second Vatican Council. Through warm storytelling and contemplative reflection, Keri brings to life the hopes, tensions, and spiritual courage that shaped the Council — and the two popes who shepherded it.

Walk with Saint John XXIII, the gentle, joyful pastor who opened the windows of the Church to let the Spirit breathe anew. Hear the moving story of his final days, the miracle that marked his sanctity, and the unprecedented canonization that made history. Then journey into the steady leadership of Pope Paul VI, who carried the Council forward with wisdom, humility, and unwavering trust.

This episode blends history with devotion, offering listeners not just information, but invitation — to renewal, to deeper listening, and to the quiet work of the Holy Spirit in their own lives.

If you've ever wondered how the Church listens to God in changing times… if you long to understand Vatican II beyond the headlines and controversies… if you're seeking a place where faith feels alive, warm, and deeply human… this episode is for you.

Come sit with the story. Come breathe in the Spirit's movement. Come be renewed.

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