Thanks to Adoremus Bulletin (<a href="https://adoremus.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">adoremus.org)</a> for sponsoring this show. In this episode, we discuss the trinitarian nature of the Christian liturgy. Let us regain our vision of the Source and Origin of the liturgy, God the Father.

Thanks to Adoremus Bulletin (adoremus.org) for sponsoring this show. In this episode, we discuss the trinitarian nature of the Christian liturgy. Let us regain our vision of the Source and Origin of the liturgy, God the Father.

Thanks to Adoremus Bulletin (<a href="https://adoremus.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">adoremus.org)</a> for sponsoring this show. In this episode, we discuss the trinitarian nature of the Christian liturgy. Let us regain our vision of the Source and Origin of the liturgy, God the Father.

Trinity 1: "The Father Who Calls"

Liturgy has become the plaything of ideologues. We recover the biblical meaning of the sacred liturgy, which is to communicate God's own life and grace to His faithful sons and daughters. This weekly podcast places the doctrine of Theosis or Divinization at the center of our holiness, our corporate worship, and the desire for Heaven. Fall in love with the mystery of Christ. Sponsored by Adoremus.

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