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6/7/24 7am CT Hour - Mary Hallan Fiorito/ Carol and Pete Tomaselli
6/6/24 6am CT Hour - Fr. Mark Bernhard/ Colin & Aimee Maclver
6/6/24 7am CT Hour - Laura DeMaria/ Tim Schmalz
How often do you think about heaven? How do you picture it? Does it fill you with immense peace?
John Morales has a heavenly discussion with Fr. Jerome Koutnik, exploring the nature of heaven. Spoiler alert: it’s not the soda-fountain-in-the-clouds you might have imagined as a kid!
A Spiritual Dimension Fr. Jerome helps us understand that heaven isn't a physical location. Instead, it's a transcendent reality. St. Paul hints at this in 1 Corinthians 2:9, describing heaven as something beyond our wildest dreams.
Jesus' Ascension: A Physical Event with a Spiritual Meaning When Jesus ascended, it wasn't about reaching a physical "place" but symbolizing a higher, glorified existence. He rose to confirm the apostles' faith, showing that His presence isn't confined to physical realms.
Heavenly Presence: Beyond Time and Space Fr. Jerome emphasizes that while heaven isn't a physical place, Jesus' risen body and the bodies of Mary and St. Joseph are present there in a glorified form. They move beyond physical constraints, embodying a spiritual reality that transcends our earthly understanding.
Mass: A Glimpse of Heaven on Earth Fr. Jerome beautifully connects this concept to the Mass. It's not just a local gathering; it’s a mystical participation in the eternal, heavenly liturgy. Through the Eucharist, heaven and earth unite, making every Mass a step into the divine.
Heaven: In the Heart of Christ For those still wondering, “Where is heaven?” Fr. Jerome poetically concludes: heaven is in the heart of Christ. It's a place of eternal love and mercy, where we’re invited to dwell forever.
Are you living for heaven now on Earth?
Key Takeaways:
Heaven isn’t a physical place: It’s a transcendent reality.
Jesus' ascension: Symbolic of moving to a glorified existence.
Presence in heaven: Not bound by physical limitations.
Mass: A mystical participation in the heavenly liturgy.
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6/4/24 7am CT Hour - Martha Fernandez-Sardina/ Harry Kraemer
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