Explore " blessed virgin mary" with insightful episodes like "Episode 66 - Gaudium et Spes: a Teaching from Bishop Wack on the Blessed Virgin Mary (Part 2)", "Episode 64 - Gaudium et Spes: a Teaching from Bishop Wack on the Blessed Virgin Mary (Part 1)", "The Coronation of the Blessed Virgin Mary", "The Visitation - How Mary Presents Jesus, Part 2" and "Mary: The Shortcut to Jesus (Rebroadcast)" from podcasts like ""The Gaudium et Spes Podcast", "The Gaudium et Spes Podcast", "At The Well", "The Catholic Experience" and "St. Josemaria Institute Podcast"" and more!
In his latest teaching episode, Bishop Wack talks about a few of the titles given to the Blessed Virgin Mary, their origins and also recites the Litany of Loreto.
In his latest teaching episode, Bishop Wack talks about the life of the Blessed Virgin Mary, her Magnificat prayer, and her feast days that occur during the season of Advent.
NOTE: Part two of this series will air on January 4, 2024.
A deep dive into how Our Lady presents Jesus, even with her presence, and with her praises. I also go through some similarities between this event, and the "adventures" of the Arc of the Covenant in the Old Testament. A lot of little factoids in here.
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In this podcast, Fr. Peter Armenio challenges us individually to answer the question, Why must I pray the Rosary?
October is the month dedicated to Our Lady through the Holy Rosary. Our Lady herself has asked us to pray the rosary in the battle against evil and to win sinners back, ourselves included. She wants our prayers because they connect us with her Son-- she is the shortcut to him. As Fr. Peter explains, when Mary takes our prayer and brings it to her Son, it has more effectiveness. And Mary, what does she want more than anything else? She wants to bring everlasting life to every human being. And how does her Son want this done? Through his children--his saints and witnesses.
We must be inspired to pray the rosary, meditating on the life of Christ through the mysteries, so that Mary can facilitate our growth in holiness and charity and so that we can take on this war of love and peace, drowning out evil, with an abundance of good in the world.
Note: This podcast was recorded live during an Evening of Recollection in October 2016.
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In this podcast, Fr. Leo Agustina helps us to prepare our hearts for the feasts of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary (September 8) and Mary's Holy Name (September 12). Her feasts remind us, like St. Joseph, that God is also telling us, “Do not be afraid to take Mary” (Mt 1:20). Mary is a wonderful reality that makes us want to do like St. Joseph, like St. John the Apostle, and bring her into our lives and into everything.
In human history, there is a deep line that divides it into two: before and after Jesus Christ. Because of divine providence, we happen to be in the afterwards of His birth and life; and that happened, in part, because of the Blessed Virgin Mary. It is wonderful to think about the unity between Mary and Jesus: both hearts beating at the same rhythm, both eyes looking at the same people with the same love, both of them connected in a beautiful symphony of thoughts, loves, and desires. They both look at us individually, wanting to help us in every step we take and in every situation we live.
The connection that we have with Mary is very special. The good news is that it's not just for some people, it's for everyone, just like the love of God that precedes us.
So, on Mary's birthday, we unite ourselves to thank God for creating such a beautiful Mother, for pouring all His imagination, all His creativity in such a wonderful human being. And especially we want to say thank you for sharing His Mother with us, for giving us the possibility of calling her Mother, and to be adopted in such a wonderful family.
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This week, we're sharing a bonus episode as we end the Month of May dedicated to Our Lady!
In this podcast, Fr. Eric Nicolai helps us reflect on the times when our faith and trust in God may seem quite fragile, even weak. In these moments, Fr. Eric explains, St. Josemaria would recommend recourse to little aspirations, glances at images of our Lady and other simple devotions, because these small acts end up awakening something within us.
Mary seems to stir up devotion in us. She awakens our faith and makes us strong. She helps us, as St. Josemaria would say, to “stir up that fire of faith. Christ is not a figure that has passed. He is not a memory that is lost in history.”
She does this because she was both the Mother of God, and our Mother. She has two motherhoods. She is twice a mother. First she became the mother of God when consenting freely to the incarnation, her “Fiat" made her mother of Jesus. But then she became mother again, when she stood at the foot of the Cross, and became our mother at the request of Jesus, by taking care of John. But that too required a Fiat.
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In discussing God, there's always more to be said. But we get a conversation going about a pretty incredible paragraph of the Second Vatican Council's document, Ad Gentes. https://www.vatican.va/archive/hist_councils/ii_vatican_council/documents/vat-ii_decree_19651207_ad-gentes_en.html
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The Birthday of the Blessed Virgin Mary is a cause of Christian joy and wonder. Our Lady's birth reminds us of the historical reality of our faith. Mary was and is a real woman who lived a normal human life just like ours. Through her, in her, our God became man to redeem us. Her birth precedes and enables his infant birth. In our own way, God can be born once again in us. This happens when we imitate Mary's humility and obedient love.
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Our guest speaker last week raised many themes, the primary theme being God’s long plan for our redemption: since before creation! This week we look at this and other themes through the lens of Mary’s visit to Elizabeth (as instructed by last week’s speaker) and of her song of praise to God, The Magnificat.
We’ll look at Luke 1:39-56, Galatians 4:1-7, Exodus 34:29-35, and 2 Corinthians 3:7-18 before we’re through. In the end see that the same Spirit that miraculously conceived Jesus in Mary is within us today. He is born in us – Emmanuel – and we need not live in fear of the dark or any evil any longer. If we walk in Mary’s example of trust in God – “I will serve the Lord in any way to you ask me to,” we will bear His image more fully each day and further His purposes and bring Him glory!
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This letter from Archbishop Vigano is addressed to the American people, urging them to pray for President Donald J. Trump as the votes are being counted and recounted. God Bless President Trump and God Bless America!
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