St. Bonaventures Life of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ

St. Bonaventures Life of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ

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St. Bonaventures Life of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ episodes

  • 053 - Chapter LII The raising of Lazarus
    In St. Bonaventures Life of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, the author humbly acknowledges his limitations while passionately inviting readers to engage in one of the most enriching spiritual practices the contemplation of Christs life. He believes that through regular meditation on this divine subject, even those who feel uneducated can develop a deep familiarity, confidence, and love for God, gaining insight into His most profound mysteries. Bonaventure eloquently argues that this practice serves to shield us from the fleeting distractions of the world, steadies us amid trials, and helps cultivate virtue while steering clear of vice. Written in straightforward language, he aims to make the material accessible so that listeners can focus on enriching their minds and hearts rather than merely pleasing their ears. With diligent practice, he assures us that the Lord, whose life is the focus of this work, will become our ultimate guide and teacher. - Summary by ekortright

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    6 min
  • 052 - Chapter LI The Jews seek a second time to stone him
    In St. Bonaventures Life of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, the author humbly acknowledges his limitations while passionately inviting readers to engage in one of the most enriching spiritual practices the contemplation of Christs life. He believes that through regular meditation on this divine subject, even those who feel uneducated can develop a deep familiarity, confidence, and love for God, gaining insight into His most profound mysteries. Bonaventure eloquently argues that this practice serves to shield us from the fleeting distractions of the world, steadies us amid trials, and helps cultivate virtue while steering clear of vice. Written in straightforward language, he aims to make the material accessible so that listeners can focus on enriching their minds and hearts rather than merely pleasing their ears. With diligent practice, he assures us that the Lord, whose life is the focus of this work, will become our ultimate guide and teacher. - Summary by ekortright

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    3 min
  • 051 - Chapter L Our Lord retreats from the temple to hide himself when the Jews would have stoned him
    In St. Bonaventures Life of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, the author humbly acknowledges his limitations while passionately inviting readers to engage in one of the most enriching spiritual practices the contemplation of Christs life. He believes that through regular meditation on this divine subject, even those who feel uneducated can develop a deep familiarity, confidence, and love for God, gaining insight into His most profound mysteries. Bonaventure eloquently argues that this practice serves to shield us from the fleeting distractions of the world, steadies us amid trials, and helps cultivate virtue while steering clear of vice. Written in straightforward language, he aims to make the material accessible so that listeners can focus on enriching their minds and hearts rather than merely pleasing their ears. With diligent practice, he assures us that the Lord, whose life is the focus of this work, will become our ultimate guide and teacher. - Summary by ekortright

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    2 min
  • 050 - Chapter XLIX Christ gives sight to the man born blind
    In St. Bonaventures Life of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, the author humbly acknowledges his limitations while passionately inviting readers to engage in one of the most enriching spiritual practices the contemplation of Christs life. He believes that through regular meditation on this divine subject, even those who feel uneducated can develop a deep familiarity, confidence, and love for God, gaining insight into His most profound mysteries. Bonaventure eloquently argues that this practice serves to shield us from the fleeting distractions of the world, steadies us amid trials, and helps cultivate virtue while steering clear of vice. Written in straightforward language, he aims to make the material accessible so that listeners can focus on enriching their minds and hearts rather than merely pleasing their ears. With diligent practice, he assures us that the Lord, whose life is the focus of this work, will become our ultimate guide and teacher. - Summary by ekortright

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    3 min
  • 049 - Chapter XLVIII Our Lord goes into the house of Zacheus
    In St. Bonaventures Life of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, the author humbly acknowledges his limitations while passionately inviting readers to engage in one of the most enriching spiritual practices the contemplation of Christs life. He believes that through regular meditation on this divine subject, even those who feel uneducated can develop a deep familiarity, confidence, and love for God, gaining insight into His most profound mysteries. Bonaventure eloquently argues that this practice serves to shield us from the fleeting distractions of the world, steadies us amid trials, and helps cultivate virtue while steering clear of vice. Written in straightforward language, he aims to make the material accessible so that listeners can focus on enriching their minds and hearts rather than merely pleasing their ears. With diligent practice, he assures us that the Lord, whose life is the focus of this work, will become our ultimate guide and teacher. - Summary by ekortright

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    3 min
  • 048 - Chapter XLVII The blind man restored to sight at Jericho etc
    In St. Bonaventures Life of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, the author humbly acknowledges his limitations while passionately inviting readers to engage in one of the most enriching spiritual practices the contemplation of Christs life. He believes that through regular meditation on this divine subject, even those who feel uneducated can develop a deep familiarity, confidence, and love for God, gaining insight into His most profound mysteries. Bonaventure eloquently argues that this practice serves to shield us from the fleeting distractions of the world, steadies us amid trials, and helps cultivate virtue while steering clear of vice. Written in straightforward language, he aims to make the material accessible so that listeners can focus on enriching their minds and hearts rather than merely pleasing their ears. With diligent practice, he assures us that the Lord, whose life is the focus of this work, will become our ultimate guide and teacher. - Summary by ekortright

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    6 min
  • 047 - Chapter XLVI The Jews seek to ensnare our Lord by his own words
    In St. Bonaventures Life of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, the author humbly acknowledges his limitations while passionately inviting readers to engage in one of the most enriching spiritual practices the contemplation of Christs life. He believes that through regular meditation on this divine subject, even those who feel uneducated can develop a deep familiarity, confidence, and love for God, gaining insight into His most profound mysteries. Bonaventure eloquently argues that this practice serves to shield us from the fleeting distractions of the world, steadies us amid trials, and helps cultivate virtue while steering clear of vice. Written in straightforward language, he aims to make the material accessible so that listeners can focus on enriching their minds and hearts rather than merely pleasing their ears. With diligent practice, he assures us that the Lord, whose life is the focus of this work, will become our ultimate guide and teacher. - Summary by ekortright

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    3 min
  • 046 - Chapter XLV Our Lord warns the Jews that the church shall devolve on the Gentiles in the parable of
    In St. Bonaventures Life of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, the author humbly acknowledges his limitations while passionately inviting readers to engage in one of the most enriching spiritual practices the contemplation of Christs life. He believes that through regular meditation on this divine subject, even those who feel uneducated can develop a deep familiarity, confidence, and love for God, gaining insight into His most profound mysteries. Bonaventure eloquently argues that this practice serves to shield us from the fleeting distractions of the world, steadies us amid trials, and helps cultivate virtue while steering clear of vice. Written in straightforward language, he aims to make the material accessible so that listeners can focus on enriching their minds and hearts rather than merely pleasing their ears. With diligent practice, he assures us that the Lord, whose life is the focus of this work, will become our ultimate guide and teacher. - Summary by ekortright

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    3 min
  • 045 - Chapter XLIV Our Lord Jesus received by the two sisters Mary and Martha and of the two sorts of live
    In St. Bonaventures Life of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, the author humbly acknowledges his limitations while passionately inviting readers to engage in one of the most enriching spiritual practices the contemplation of Christs life. He believes that through regular meditation on this divine subject, even those who feel uneducated can develop a deep familiarity, confidence, and love for God, gaining insight into His most profound mysteries. Bonaventure eloquently argues that this practice serves to shield us from the fleeting distractions of the world, steadies us amid trials, and helps cultivate virtue while steering clear of vice. Written in straightforward language, he aims to make the material accessible so that listeners can focus on enriching their minds and hearts rather than merely pleasing their ears. With diligent practice, he assures us that the Lord, whose life is the focus of this work, will become our ultimate guide and teacher. - Summary by ekortright

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    7 min
  • 044 - Chapter XLIII The sick man who was healed at the water in Jerusalem called Probatica Piscina
    In St. Bonaventures Life of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, the author humbly acknowledges his limitations while passionately inviting readers to engage in one of the most enriching spiritual practices the contemplation of Christs life. He believes that through regular meditation on this divine subject, even those who feel uneducated can develop a deep familiarity, confidence, and love for God, gaining insight into His most profound mysteries. Bonaventure eloquently argues that this practice serves to shield us from the fleeting distractions of the world, steadies us amid trials, and helps cultivate virtue while steering clear of vice. Written in straightforward language, he aims to make the material accessible so that listeners can focus on enriching their minds and hearts rather than merely pleasing their ears. With diligent practice, he assures us that the Lord, whose life is the focus of this work, will become our ultimate guide and teacher. - Summary by ekortright

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
    8 min

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In St. Bonaventures Life of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, the author humbly acknowledges his limitations while passionately inviting readers to engage in one of the most enriching spiritual…