Today I want to take some time to reflect on the Trinity and Trinity Sunday.

Topics: Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, Devotion, 

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In this Third Week of Lent, I go over a reading from Theophilus focusing on God's love and his ability to heal us. There is truly no sin He cannot heal except those we do not bring to him.

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In this second week of Lent I want to share with you a reflection on prayer by reflecting on a homily from St. Chrysostom.

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Hello everyone! As we begin Lent, I want to share with you a reflection on Romans and commentary from St. Bede on the Gospel of Mark. 

Scripture passage

Romans 12: 1-2

Brothers, I beg you through the mercy of God to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice holy and acceptable to God, your spiritual worship. Do not conform yourselves to this age but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, so that you may judge what is God's will, what is good, pleasing and perfect.

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Hello my friends! Welcome to the beautiful year of hope. I am happy to kick this year off with you all and dive into scripture staring with Isiah 6:5 and Luke 5:8. You are beautiful, and thank you for listening!

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Welcome to the end of the year/New Year reflection. This episode is special, as my family joins me on reflecting on the advent season and looking forward to the new year. Hope you enjoy!

Topics: Advent, Christmas, spiritual growth, 

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Join me and my friend Garrison, as we discuss at length our Advent season. The episode ranges from a wide variety of topics so please refer to the chapter notes. Please join us as we share our spiritual life and how God is working in our lives.

Topics: Advent, Scripture, Friendship, Discernment 

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Tune in for an episode of long forum discussion with me and my sister. We cover a wide range of topics from: creepy childhood stories to what we are doing for Advent. If you like hilarious conversation, and banter then please tune for the advent special.

Also, do apologize for the quality of the audio towards the end of the Podcast, still learning with this new equipment.

Topics: Advent, banter, long forum, hell, best minor inconvenience, and most overrated holiday drink 

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Join me today on an Advent reflection with Isaiah as we enter into this time of preparation for the reception of the Lord. This episode focuses on how we can enter into the season by taking an introspective look at our lives and what can slow the coming of the Lord in our lies: 

Self-reliance and independence from God
What have we allowed to grow in the gardens of our hearts that crowds out the Lord
What idols have we made
What are we building that keep us from the Lord
Do our long-term plans in life include the Lord

Reading from Isaiah CH 2

The Lord’s Day of Judgment on Pride

6 You have abandoned your people,

the house of Jacob!

Because they are filled with diviners,

and soothsayers, like the Philistines;

with foreigners they clasp hands.

7 Their land is full of silver and gold,

there is no end to their treasures;

Their land is full of horses,

there is no end to their chariots.

8 Their land is full of idols;

they bow down to the works of their hands,

what their fingers have made.

9 So all shall be abased,

each one brought low.

Do not pardon them!

10 Get behind the rocks,

hide in the dust,

From the terror of the LORD

and the splendor of his majesty!

11 The eyes of human pride shall be lowered,

the arrogance of mortals shall be abased,

and the LORD alone will be exalted, on that day.

12 For the LORD of hosts will have his day

against all that is proud and arrogant,

against all that is high, and it will be brought low;

13 Yes, against all the cedars of Lebanon

and against all the oaks of Bashan,

14 Against all the lofty mountains

and all the high hills,

15 Against every lofty tower

and every fortified wall,

16 Against all the ships of Tarshish

and all stately vessels.

17 Then human pride shall be abased,

the arrogance of mortals brought low,

And the LORD alone will be exalted on that day.

18 The idols will vanish completely.

19 People will go into caves in the rocks

and into holes in the earth,

At the terror of the LORD

and the splendor of his majesty,

as he rises to overawe the earth.

20 On that day people shall throw to moles and bats

their idols of silver and their idols of gold

which they made for themselves to worship.

21 And they shall go into caverns in the rocks

and into crevices in the cliffs,

At the terror of the LORD

and the splendor of his majesty,

as he rises to overawe the earth.

22 As for you, stop worrying about mortals,

in whose nostrils is but a breath;

for of what worth are they?

Topics: Scripture, Bible, Advent Reflection, Relationship with Jesus,

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In today’s podcast, we covered Catholic guilt and how Psalm 32 speaks with surprising clarity on the  sacrament confession. 

Psalm 32
1 Blessed is the one whose fault is removed, whose sin is forgiven.

2 Blessed is the man to whom the LORD imputes no guilt, in whose spirit is no deceit.

3 Because I kept silent, my bones wasted away; I groaned all day long.

4 For day and night your hand was heavy upon me; my strength withered as in dry summer heat.

Selah

5 Then I declared my sin to you; my guilt I did not hide. I said, “I confess my transgression to the LORD,” and you took away the guilt of my sin.

Selah

6 Therefore every loyal person should pray to you in time of distress. Though flood waters threaten, they will never reach him.

7 You are my shelter; you guard me from distress; with joyful shouts of deliverance you surround me.

Selah

8 I will instruct you and show you the way you should walk, give you counsel with my eye upon you.

9 Do not be like a horse or mule, without understanding; with bit and bridle their temper is curbed, else they will not come to you.

10 Many are the sorrows of the wicked one, but mercy surrounds the one who trusts in the LORD.

11 Be glad in the LORD and rejoice, you righteous; exult, all you upright of heart.

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