USCCA8 – The Saving Death and Resurrection of Christ – U. S. Catholic Catechism for Adults w/ Arch. George Lucas

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Archbishop Lucas offers insights on the US Catholic Catechism for Adults Chapter 8:

Because Christ’s suffering and death was the instruments of salvation, from what did he save us? We needed to be saved from sin and its damaging effects. God’s plan to save us involved having the Son of God enter into this world to be like us in all things except sin. Divine love made this possible.

The Most Reverend George J. Lucas leads the Archdiocese of Omaha.

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Also, we wish to thank Chuck Adams and Miriam Gutierrez for their vocal talents in this episode.

DH Daily Lenten School of Prayer with St. Teresa of Avila – Chap 42 – The Way of Perfection

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THE WAY OF PERFECTION
By
St. Teresa of Avila

Chapter 42

For the pdf containing the complete text and footnotes click here

Treats of these last words of the Paternoster: “Sed libera nos amalo. Amen.” (But deliver us from evil. Amen.)

THE WAY OF PERFECTION
by
ST. TERESA OF AVILA
Translated & Edited by
E. ALLISON PEERS
from the Critical Edition of
P. SILVERIO DE SANTA TERESA, C.D.

DH Daily Lenten School of Prayer with St. Teresa of Avila – Chap 41 – The Way of Perfection

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THE WAY OF PERFECTION
By
St. Teresa of Avila

Chapter 41

For the pdf containing the complete text and footnotes click here

Speaks of the fear of God and of how we must keep ourselves from venial sins.

THE WAY OF PERFECTION
by
ST. TERESA OF AVILA
Translated & Edited by
E. ALLISON PEERS
from the Critical Edition of
P. SILVERIO DE SANTA TERESA, C.D.

HR#6 “Respect and Tolerance” – The Holy Rule of St. Benedict w/ Fr. Mauritius Wilde OSB

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From the Holy Rule of St. Benedict:

CHAPTER II
What Kind of Man the Abbot Ought to Be

“…..Let him make no distinction of persons in the monastery. Let him not love one more than another, unless it be one whom he findeth more exemplary in good works and obedience. Let not a free-born be preferred to a freedman, unless there be some other reasonable cause. But if from a just reason the Abbot deemeth it proper to make such a distinction, he may do so in regard to the rank of anyone whomsoever; otherwise let everyone keep his own place; for whether bond or free, we are all one in Christ (cf Gal 3:28; Eph 6:8), and we all bear an equal burden of servitude under one Lord, “for there is no respect of persons with God” (Rom 2:11). We are distinguished with Him in this respect alone, if we are found to excel others in good works and in humility. Therefore, let him have equal charity for all, and impose a uniform discipline for all according to merit.”

Father Mauritius Wilde, OSB, Ph.D., did his philosophical, theological and doctoral studies in Europe. He is the author of several books and directs retreats regularly. He serves as Prior at Sant’Anselmo in Rome.

FG#5 Interior Freedom by Fr. Jacques Phillippe ep 5 – Fountains of Grace with Donna Garrett

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Join host Donna Garrett, with Fr. Daniel Brandenburg, LC, as they discuss the spiritual classic “Interior Freedom” by Fr. Jacques Philippe a priest of Communaute des Beatitudes, an international association of the faithful of Pontifical Right founded in France in 1973. The members of the Community, which has a contemplative vocation based on Carmelite spirituality, are actively engaged in the service of the poor and the proclamation of the Gospel.

Discussed in this episode, among other topics, from “Interior Freedom” page 75

Donna Garrett is joined in this particular series by Fr. Daniel Brandenburg, LC

“Let us ask ourselves this question, to what degree can the evil in my surroundings effect me? With the apologies to those I am going to scandalize, I say that the evil around us- the sins of others, of people in the church, of society-does not become an evil for us unless we let Him penetrate our hearts. The point isn’t that we should become indifferent. Just the opposite. The holier we are the more we will suffer due to the evil and sin in the world. But external evil only harms us to the degree we react badly to it, by fear, worry discouragement, sadness, giving up, rushing to apply hasty solutions that don’t solve anything judging, fostering bitterness and resentment, refusing to forgive and so on. Jesus say in St Mark’s Gospel, There is nothing outside of man which going into him can defile him but the things which come out of a man are what defile him. Harm does not come to us(our souls) from external circumstances, but from how we react to them interiorly.”

For other episodes in this series click here “Fountains of Grace w/Donna Garrett”

You can find “Interior Freedom” here

DH Daily Lenten School of Prayer with St. Teresa of Avila – Chap 40 – The Way of Perfection

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THE WAY OF PERFECTION
By
St. Teresa of Avila

Chapter 40

For the pdf containing the complete text and footnotes click here

Describes how, by striving always to walk in the love and fear of God, we shall travel safely amid all these temptations.

THE WAY OF PERFECTION
by
ST. TERESA OF AVILA
Translated & Edited by
E. ALLISON PEERS
from the Critical Edition of
P. SILVERIO DE SANTA TERESA, C.D.

BTP#26 “The Face of Christ: Radiance of Mercy and Sign of Hope” Beginning to Pray Special w/ Dr. Anthony Lilles

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Dr. Lilles’ continues his Day of Recollection offered in April 2013.

In an age of great confusion and rejection of God, St. Therese of Lisieux, St. Elisabeth of the Trinity and St. John Paul II find in Christ the reason for our hope. Starting with St. Therese’s devotion to the Holy Face expressed in living her life as an offering to merciful love, we will see how the pathway she pioneered was followed and further developed in the spiritual missions of St. Elisabeth of the Trinity and St. John Paul II. In particular, we will contemplate the relationship of mercy and hope that the Face of Christ helps us to see when hope and mercy are most needed so that we too can follow the path of mercy.

Anthony Lilles, S.T.D. is an associate professor and the academic dean of Saint John’s Seminary in Camarillo as well as the academic advisor for Juan Diego House of Priestly Formation for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. For over twenty years he served the Church in Northern Colorado where he joined and eventually served as dean of the founding faculty of Saint John Vianney Theological Seminary in Denver. Through the years, clergy, seminarians, religious and lay faithful have benefited from his lectures and retreat conferences on the Carmelite Doctors of the Church and the writings of St. Elisabeth of the Trinity. After graduating from Franciscan University of Steubenville, he completed licentiate and doctoral studies in spiritual theology at the Angelicum in Rome. In 2012, he published Hidden Mountain, Secret Garden: a theological contemplation of prayer by Discerning Hearts. He is the author of the “Beginning to Pray”

For other episodes in the series visit the Discerning Hearts page for Dr. Anthony Lilles

DH Daily Lenten School of Prayer with St. Teresa of Avila – Chap 39 – The Way of Perfection

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THE WAY OF PERFECTION
By
St. Teresa of Avila

Chapter 39

For the pdf containing the complete text and footnotes click here

Continues the same subject and gives counsels concerning different kinds of temptation. Suggests two remedies by which we may be freed from temptations.

THE WAY OF PERFECTION
by
ST. TERESA OF AVILA
Translated & Edited by
E. ALLISON PEERS
from the Critical Edition of
P. SILVERIO DE SANTA TERESA, C.D.

DH Daily Lenten School of Prayer with St. Teresa of Avila – Chap 38 – The Way of Perfection

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THE WAY OF PERFECTION
By
St. Teresa of Avila

Chapter 38

For the pdf containing the complete text and footnotes click here

Treats of the great need which we have to beseech the Eternal Father to grant us what we ask in these words: “Et ne nos inducas in tentationem, sed libera nos a malo.” (And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil) Explains certain temptations. This chapter is noteworthy.

THE WAY OF PERFECTION
by
ST. TERESA OF AVILA
Translated & Edited by
E. ALLISON PEERS
from the Critical Edition of
P. SILVERIO DE SANTA TERESA, C.D.

DH Daily Lenten School of Prayer with St. Teresa of Avila – Chap 37 – The Way of Perfection

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THE WAY OF PERFECTION
By
St. Teresa of Avila

Chapter 37

For the pdf containing the complete text and footnotes click here

Describes the excellence of this prayer called the Paternoster, and the many ways in which we shall find consolation in it.

THE WAY OF PERFECTION
by
ST. TERESA OF AVILA
Translated & Edited by
E. ALLISON PEERS
from the Critical Edition of
P. SILVERIO DE SANTA TERESA, C.D.

THE WAY OF PERFECTION By St. Teresa of Avila

Chapter 42

THE WAY OF PERFECTION By St. Teresa of Avila

Chapter 41

THE WAY OF PERFECTION By St. Teresa of Avila

Chapter 40

THE WAY OF PERFECTION By St. Teresa of Avila

Chapter 39

THE WAY OF PERFECTION By St. Teresa of Avila

Chapter 38

THE WAY OF PERFECTION By St. Teresa of Avila

Chapter 37

THE WAY OF PERFECTION
By
St. Teresa of Avila

THE WAY OF PERFECTION
By
St. Teresa of Avila

THE WAY OF PERFECTION
By
St. Teresa of Avila

THE WAY OF PERFECTION
By
St. Teresa of Avila

THE WAY OF PERFECTION
By
St. Teresa of Avila

THE WAY OF PERFECTION
By
St. Teresa of Avila