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Institute for Priestly Formation presents
Resting on the Heart of Christ with
Deacon James Keating PhD
Check out the following series by Deacon Keating:
(more to come)
“Marriage in the Lord: Poured Out for Love” and ”Communion in Christ: Practical Prayer”
hosted by Kris McGregor are now available as CD Audio Sets at http://www.ipfpublications.com
More from Deacon Keating and the Institute for Priestly Formation
Spirit Morning Show Appearances:
- Deacon James Keating 12-09-09 – Hour 1.mp3
- Deacon James Keating 12-09-09 – Hour 2.mp3
- Deacon James Keating Ash Wednesday.mp3
- Deacon James Keating Christmas Eve 2007.mp3
- Deacon James Keating Good Friday edit.mp3
- Deacon James Keating Resting On the Heart of Christ.mp3
- Deacon James Keating Role of the Deacon edit.mp3
Deacon James Keating, PhD, the director of Theological Formation for the Institute for Priestly Formation, located at Creighton University, in Omaha,
Poor Souls, Purgatory, Praying for the Dead…Yes, Virginia, there is a Purgatory
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OK, First…Purgatory, it’s a good thing. While no one knows exactly (though various mystics have attempted to convey what they experienced by way of their prayer) what will happen there, we do know that if we end up in Purgatory we should be extremely happy since we are most definitely headed for heaven. No one in Purgatory is sent to hell (Yeah!).
First Stop in this exploration is to listen to Deacon James Keating of Institute for Priestly Foramtion with one of the best discussions Bruce and I ever had on the Poor Souls and Purgatory.
IP#47 Deacon James Keating– A Deacon’s Retreat on Inside the Pages
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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (25.6MB) | Embed No stranger to Discerning Hearts, Deacon James Keating once again takes us all into the depths of our interiority with “A Deacon’s Retreat”. Yes, written primarily for deacons of the Church, as usual, this work is a wonderful spiritual work that can touch us all. [...]


































