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LENTCAzT 45 Good Friday
Today is Good Friday. Today’s podcast is a little longer, so that we can look at a few more dimensions of this special day.
We hear today about the ancient Roman Station and a great insight about it by Bl. John … Continue reading
LENTCAzT 44 Holy Thursday – “our prayer is joined to the Lord’s prayer for Peter”
Today is Holy Thursday. Today’s podcast is a little longer, so that we can look at a few more dimensions of this special day.
We hear today about the ancient Roman Station, several thoughts from Benedict XVI and the Collects for … Continue reading
Posted in Benedict XVI, LENTCAzT, PODCAzT, Pope Francis
Tagged Benedict XVI, holy thursday, last supper, LENT, LENTCAzT, Peter, podcast, PODCAzT, Pope Francis, Triduum
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LENTCAzT 43 Spy Wednesday of Holy Week – the ranks of demons are put to flight.
Today is Spy Wednesday of Holy Week.
We hear today about the ancient Roman Station, a thought from Benedict XVI about about the rending of the veil in the Temple, and something from Lactantius.
From Benedict:
At the end of the Passion, as … Continue reading
Posted in Benedict XVI, LENTCAzT, Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, Patristiblogging, PODCAzT
Tagged Benedict XVI, demons, Holy Week, Lactantius, LENT, LENTCAzT, podcast, PODCAzT, Spy Wednesday
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LENTCAzT 42 Tuesday of Holy Week – “where the olive groves of the Lord are found”
Today is Tuesday of Holy Week.
We hear today about the ancient Roman Station, a thought from Benedict XVI about priesthood, and something from St. Jerome.
From St. Jerome:
Happy is he who carries the Cross, the Resurrection, and the place of Christ’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Benedict XVI, LENT, LENTCAzT, podcast, PODCAzT, St. Jerome
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LENTCAzT 41 Monday of Holy Week – Do you think care for the poor is an option?
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Today is Monday of Holy Week.
We hear today about the ancient Roman Station, a scene of many murders, a thought from Benedict XVI about the Cross as a sign of torture and of hope, and something from St. … Continue reading
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Tagged Benedict XVI, LENT, LENTCAzT, podcast, PODCAzT, St. Gregory Nazianzen
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LENTCAzT 40 Palm Sunday – two gravitational fields
Today is Palm Sunday, Holy Week begins.
We hear today about the ancient Roman Station, which belonged to the losers, a thought from Benedict XVI about who ascent and the gravitational forces that draw us in different directions – it is … Continue reading
Posted in LENTCAzT, Patristiblogging, PODCAzT
Tagged Benedict XVI, gravity, LENT, LENTCAzT, Palm Sunday, podcast, PODCAzT, Theophilus of Alexandria
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LENTCAzT 39 Saturday 5th Week of Lent – Like worms that germinate in the intestines of children
Today is Saturday in the 5th Week of Lent, Passion Week.
We hear today about the ancient Roman Station, the site of an attempted murder, a thought from Benedict XVI about who can ascend the mountain of the Lord, something from … Continue reading
Posted in LENTCAzT, Patristiblogging, PODCAzT
Tagged Benedict XVI, LENT, LETNCAzT, podcast, PODCAzT, St. Basil
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LENTCAzT 38 Friday 5th Week of Lent – Our Lady of Sorrows
Today is Friday in the 5th Week of Lent, Passion Week. In the traditional Roman calendar we celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows.
We hear today about the ancient Roman Station, a thought from Benedict XVI, something from St. … Continue reading
Posted in Benedict XVI, LENTCAzT, Patristiblogging, PODCAzT
Tagged Benedict XVI, LENT, LENTCAzT, podcast, PODCAzT, St. Cyprian
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LENTCAzT 37 Thursday 5th Week of Lent – “Let no one be ashamed of the sacred and venerable symbols of our salvation”
Today is Thursday in the 5th Week of Lent.
We hear today about the ancient Roman Station, a thought from Benedict XVI, something from St. John Chrysostom, and the usual collects.
From St. John Chrysostom:
Therefore let no one be ashamed of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Benedict XVI, LENT, LENTCAzT, podcast, PODCAzT, St. John Chrysostom
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LENTCAzT 36 Wednesday 5th Week of Lent – “the four parts of the Cross hold together and are linked by their central point”
Today is Wednesday in the 5th Week of Lent.
We hear today about the ancient Roman Station, a thought from Benedict XVI, something from St. John Damascene, and the usual collects.
From St. John Damascene:
In prayer, we travel the Way of the … Continue reading
Posted in Benedict XVI, LENTCAzT, Our Catholic Identity, Patristiblogging, PODCAzT
Tagged Benedict XVI, LENT, LENTCAzT, podcast, PODCAzT, St. John Damascene
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