The Melchizedek Project Podcast

The Melchizedek Project Podcast

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The Melchizedek Project Podcast episodes

  • Discernment Retreat with Fr. Brannen, Session 1

    This is the first talk in a four-part series of vocation talks given by Fr. Brett Brannen at a discernment retreat.

    In this talk: Fr. Brannen introduces himself and tells his vocation story; Review of the basics of vocation; primary, secondary, occupation; Who will you bring with you into heaven?

    38 min
  • Discernment Retreat with Fr. Brett Brannen, Session 4

    This is the final talk in a four-part series of vocation talks given by Fr. Brett Brannen at a discernment retreat.

    In this talk: How to discern priesthood. What should I be doing next? The Four I’s; Inspiration, Invitation, Information, Intimacy with Jesus; Learning to pray; serving others! Contacting your vocation director; getting a spiritual director; God cant drive a parked car. Move!

    48 min
  • Episode 1-1: This is Just What Priests Do
    In Session 1, Episode 1 of The Melchizedek Project Podcast, Fr. Brannen talks about his experiences as a priest in the mission Diocese of Savannah, and how priests experience the best—and worst—moments in the lives of their parishioners.
    18 min
  • Episode 1-3: What is a Vocation in the First Place?
    In Session 1, Episode 3 of The Melchizedek Project Podcast, Fr. Brannen talks about the vocation we all have—the call to holiness—and how holiness leads to joy. Listening for God's call and following will not only lead you to heaven, it will bring you happiness on earth.
    22 min
  • Episode 1-4: God Said Go, and I Said No
    In Session 1, Episode 4 of The Melchizedek Project Podcast, Fr. Brannen talks about his own reluctance in following his call to the priesthood, and how Jesus is patient while we overcome fear and lack of trust in discerning His will.
    27 min

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Discern your vocation with discussions and stories from Fr. Brett Brannen and passages from his book, "To Save a Thousand Souls: A Guide to Discerning a Vocation to Diocesan Priesthood"