Join us for this episode of Divine Intimacy Radio “Heretics and False Teachers Regarding Prayer and the Interior Life Part 2 of 2” as we
“Which voices are stifling my Good Shepherd’s voice? Can I even recognize Jesus’ voice?” – Debra Black
“True humility is rooted in the truth. Yes, we are all sinners. We are all guilty and have contributed to the crucifixion of Jesus. But this is not the same thing as shame.” – Monsignor Stephen Rossetti
Fathers of the Church and Theologians The Fathers of the Church and approved theologians have addressed the Church’s serious concern that due respect be paid
“That which happened to those two disciples on a Sunday is intended for each of us.” – Fr. Derek Sakowski
Join us for this episode of Divine Intimacy Radio “Heretics and False Teachers Regarding Prayer and the Interior Life Part 1 of 2” as we
“The wounds of Christ heal our wounds and transform them into new vessels of his love.”- Dr. Anthony Lilles
“Can demons induce someone, in a case of their extraordinary activity, to behave compulsively? Can they induce a compulsive eating disorder?” – Monsignor Stephen Rossetti
“There’s nothing like sitting in the same room as God and feeling him look back at me to show what’s really valuable in my life and what’s not.” – Rose Folsom
“Mercy can save our culture, if we let it save us first.” – Thomas Griffin
Join us for this episode of Divine Intimacy Radio “Holiness for Everyone” as we talk with Eric Sammons about the spirituality of St. Josemaria Escriva
“…the exorcist feared for everyone’s safety. In a firm voice, he invoked the Angelic Powers to restrain the demons. Immediately, the energumen’s arms dropped and his body went limp.” – Monsignor Stephen Rossetti
“Each time we make the Sign of the Cross, at Mass or at the beginning or end of any prayer, it should shake our core.” – Thomas Griffin
“One of the most basic functions of Christians in the world is to plead with God and call down graces upon people, and the best place to do so is together in the celebration of the Eucharist.” – Fr. James Brent, O.P.
IT SEEMS TO me we are always struggling to be born. Some days, when I kiss the altar, I’m Mary adoring her slain Lord. Other
