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Tag Archives: PODCAzT
PASCHALCAzT 54: Low Sunday “in albis”: “The Easter lesson comes down to our own lives.”
Today is the Easter Octave Sunday, or Dominica in albis, for the white baptismal garments of those who were recently baptized. It is sometimes called “Thomas Sunday” because of the Gospel reading about the “doubting” Apostle. It is also famously called … Continue reading
PASCHALCAzT 53: Easter Saturday: The white garment
Today is Easter Saturday! The Roman Station is St. John Lateran. We were here one week ago for the Vigil of Easter. I rant a little and then share something related to my rant from Fr. Troadec’s books. Subscribe on … Continue reading
PASCHALCAzT 52: Easter Friday: Of demons and altars
Today is Easter Friday! The Roman Station is Santa Maria ad martyres, once the ancient temple to all the pagan gods, the Pantheon. I rant a little, and do not exclude my observations about Pachamama on the altar of St. … Continue reading
PASCHALCAzT 51: Easter Thursday: “How many Easters have we spent?”
Today is Easter Thursday! The Roman Station is Santi Dodici Apostoli, the Twelve Holy Apostles. The relics of the Apostles James the Lesser and Philip are here. Also, find the tomb of Pope Clement XIV, who suppressed the Jesuits. Card. … Continue reading
PASCHALCAzT 50: Easter Wednesday: The heart and the fire
Today is Easter Wednesday! The Roman Station is St. Lawrence outside the walls. I talk about what it is like to be a convert. Also, we hear about the 7 Pilgrimage Churches in Rome. Fulton Sheen gives us a look … Continue reading
PASCHALCAzT 49: Easter Tuesday: Real peace
Today is Easter Tuesday! The Roman Station is St. Paul’s outside the walls. A few years ago, the tomb of the Apostle was rediscovered. I am happy again to read today from the new English translation of Fr. Patrick Troadec’s … Continue reading
PASCHALCAzT 48: Easter Monday: Paradise is not to be sought on Earth
Today is Easter Monday! The Roman Station is St. Peter’s Basilica. I am happy to read again today from the new English translation of Fr. Patrick Troadec’s work Toward Easter. I don’t have to translate from the French original now. US HERE … Continue reading
PASCHALCAzT 47: Easter Sunday: Our resurrection must begin in this life
Today is Easter Sunday! The Roman Station tonight for the Mass of the Day on Easter Sunday is St. Mary Major. Card. Bacci speaks of the personal impact of “resurrection”. Fulton Sheen about what is really important. One of the … Continue reading
LENTCAzT 2020: 46 – Holy Saturday: “Whatever mothers do for sons…”
Today is Holy Saturday in the Triduum. The Roman Station tonight for the Vigil Mass is St. John Lateran. Card. Bacci gives us a note about what we ought to live for. Fulton Sheen about Mary… simply wonderful. The wonderful … Continue reading
LENTCAzT 2020: 45 – Good Friday: His way to make reparation for our sinful thoughts
Today is Good Friday in the Triduum. The Roman Station is Santa Croce in Gerusaleme. We were here on the 4th Sunday of Lent. This is where St Helena placed the relics of the Passion which she had brought back … Continue reading
LENTCAzT 2020: 44 – Holy Thursday in the Triduum: “…never let me be separated from you”
Today is Holy Thursday in the Triduum. The Roman Station is St. John Lateran. Today we hear a reflection on priesthood by Pope Benedict XVI in his sermon for the 2006 Chrism Mass. Subscribe on SOUNDCLOUD. I provide these podcasts … Continue reading
LENTCAzT 2020: 43 – Spy Wednesday of Holy Week: Sometimes God borrows things from us
Today is Spy Wednesday of Holy Week. It’s the last full day of Lent. The Roman Station is Santa Maria Maggiore. We were here five weeks ago. Ven. Fulton J. Sheen talks about how Christ borrowed things from time to … Continue reading
LENTCAzT 2020: 42 – Tuesday of Holy Week: Inner Cross, Outer Cross
Today is Tuesday in Holy Week. Closer day by day. The Roman Station is Santa Prisca. We aren’t sure who she was, but there is a really cool tradition about her. Fr. Troadec reflects on the Passion according to Mark, … Continue reading
LENTCAzT 2020: 41 – Monday of Holy Week: The Crucifix is a simple meditation manual
Today is Monday in Holy Week. Closer day by day. The Roman Station is Santa Prassede all’Esquilino, one of the original parish churches of Rome. Here is kept part of the pillar at which Christ was scourged, brought back to … Continue reading
LENTCAzT 2020: 40 – Palm Sunday: This will be a truly mysterious Holy Week
Today is Palm Sunday. Holy Week begins. The Roman Station is San Giovanni in Laterano, the Cathedral of Rome. We are today one week from Easter. Almost there. Today I rant a little with practical tips about how you might … Continue reading
