Fr. Z's PODCAzTs

Today the Roman Station is at San Crisogono. Bl. Ildefonso Schuster speaks about the prayers of the Mass.

A 5 minute daily podcast to help you in your Lenten discipline.

The Roman Station is St. Peter’s in the Vatican. Fr. Troadec introduces us to Passiontide.

This is not to be missed.

The Roman Station is San Nicola in Carcere. Fr. Troadec gives us perspective on what the Lord has done for us. The wonderful Benedictines of Gower Abbey at the opening sing the Stabat Mater.

Today’s Roman Station is Sant’Eusebio. We have an important reflection from Fr. Troadec about what true life is (hint: it isn’t this earthly life) and how to attain it.

That’s means dying… dying well.

The Roman Station today is Santi Silvestro e Martino ai monti.  Fr. Troadec delves into the symbolism of the raising of the son of the Widow of Naim.

Today’s Mass readings and tomorrow’s are a pair of cufflinks aimed at two groups of people.

The Roman Station is St. Paul’s outside-the-walls.   We hear about what happened at this midpoint in the ancient (shorter) Lent.  The catechumens underwent exorcisms and learned the Creed and Our Father.   Fr. Troadec reflects on the mud Christ used in curing the blind man.

The Roman Station today is San Lorenzo in Damaso, where the Church’s three highest tribunals are located.   

Fulton Sheen gives us a pep talk.  Card. Bacci tackles an important aspect of the spiritual life.

The Roman Station is Santi Quattro Coronati.   Last year on this day we heard from Fr. Troadec.  This year Fr. Parsch affirms something important for the life of the individual but also of the Church.

“Through the centuries the Church must walk the way of the Cross; woe to her if she seeks other paths, for only through the Cross can she arrive at her goal, resurrection.”

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Today the Roman Station is Holy Cross in Jerusalem where the relics of the Passion are venerated.

Fr. Troadec speaks about joyful progress.

Today’s Station is S Susanna but it is observed at Santa Maria della Vittoria.   Fr. Troadec talks about the connection of Susanna and the woman taken in adultery.