Episode 32: Continuing his exploration of Ps 119 and its description of the heart of God, Fr. Henchey weaves in the work of the French theologian, Paul De Meesteer and his work, “Rediscover the Sacred Heart.” ​Aired August 6, 2018.

Episode 31: In the next few episodes, Fr. Henchey will uncover the Biblical background for the devotion to the Sacred Heart. He begins with an analysis of Psalm 119 and in a more personal reflection, gives us an idea of how this psalm influenced the spirituality of his own Founder, St. Gaspar Bertoni. Aired July 30, 2018.

​Episode 30: In this episode, Fr. Henchey concludes his direct exploration of the pierced side of Christ and begins a focus on the Sacred Heart devotion with a reference to Deuteronomy 7:7 (“the Lord set his heart upon you”) and Matthew 11:29 (“Learn from me for I am gentle of heart”). Aired July 23, 2018.

​Episode 29: Continuing his summary on the open side, Fr. Henchey explains how important it is to contemplate the weaknesses of Christ which culminated in the defacing of his body after death. Nevertheless, in that weakness and through his open side, Christ gave the world the treasures of divinity. In our lives, the Eucharist constantly renews Christ’s great sacrifice with the promise of hope. If we “put on the mind of Christ,” we will find ourselves being pulled onward and upward by Him who was raised on the Cross. By his death and through the wounds of his Stigmata, we are bathed by streams of salvation. ​Aired July 16, 2018.​

​Episode 28: In this episode, Fr. Henchey summarizes this long series on the on the healing wounds with an emphasis on the kenosis and the constitutional filiation of Christ which continually renews the face of the earth. After this summary, Fr. Henchey will begin a new chapter in this series focused on the devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Aired July 9, 2018.​​

​Episode 27: The third theological dimension of the mystery of the open side is Christ’s constitutional filiation with the Father. Fr Henchey explains that this is shown in the way that Jesus, the beloved Son, is always turned toward God, His Father. In this way, we can see a glimpse of the mutual indwelling of the Most Blessed Trinity. Emphasizing the writings of Cardinal Ratzinger, Fr. Henchey shows that the prayers Jesus prayed in his human nature revealed and maintained his divine connection with God while showing himself as distinct from the Father. July 2, 2018.

Episode 26: Here, Fr. Henchey focuses on the second theological dimension of the mystery of the open side: Christ’s complete abandonment to the will of God. He shows how this is reflected in our own lives in the “thy will be done” petition of the Our Father. Further, he shows how the saints who lived through the “dark night of the soul” did so by trusting completely in the mercy of God and abandoning their will to His. In the same way, we will not lose hope in our own dark nights if we can learn to trust God completely. June 25, 2018.

​Episode 25: Fr. Henchey begins an excursus on the three theological dimensions great mystery of the open side of Christ: Jesus’ filial obedience to the Father, his complete abandonment to the will of the Father and his constitutional filiation with the Father. In this reflection, Fr. Henchey explores the first of these three dimensions, examining it Biblically as well as through the eyes of ancient and modern theologians. ​June 18, 2018.

​Episode 24: In this episode, Fr. Henchey develops the idea of Christ as the perfect sacrifice, once and for all. He is the perfect priest and the perfect victim, granting us the gift of eternal life. Again, he compares the torn temple veil to the opening of the side of Christ, giving us the gateway to his Sacred Heart. June 11, 2018.

Episode 23: Here, Fr. Henchey gives us more on Heb 9:1-14 comparing the old law and the new, the old liturgy and the new, and the old sanctuary and the new. June 4, 2018.