The Contemplative Rosary Pt. 1 With Connie Rossini on Divine Intimacy Radio
Dan Burke
May 8, 2020
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The Contemplative Rosary Pt. 1 With Connie Rossini on Divine Intimacy Radio
“A Lenten Journey with Mother Mary” Special Guest Fr. Edward Looney on Divine Intimacy Radio
Dan Burke
May 1, 2020
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“A Lenten Journey with Mother Mary” Special Guest Fr. Edward Looney on Divine Intimacy Radio
Surviving COVID-19: Webinar with Dan and Stephanie Burke
Dan Burke
April 23, 2020
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Dan and Stephanie Burke give a riveting account of surviving Covid-19.
And I Know You By Name: This Present Paradise, Part 20
Claire Dwyer
April 16, 2020
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Claire Dwyer explores the significance of St. Elizabeth of the Trinity’s given name, religious name–and our own names.
A Call to Greatness
Elizabeth Mitchell
April 15, 2020
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“This is not a moment of paralysis. This is a moment of action. Our Lord has entrusted us with this particular time, and we must be both worthy and brave in facing this hour.” Dr. Elizabeth Mitchell has a message for our times.
My Calling to be a Benedictine, Part III
Father Boniface Hicks OSB
March 16, 2020
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Fr. Boniface Hicks explains his calling to the Benedictine way of life.
Against Falseness, Against Fakeness
Andrew McNabb
March 15, 2020
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Andrew McNabb reflects on the only solution to the evil of the falseness we confront every day.
My Calling to be a Benedictine, Part II
Father Boniface Hicks OSB
March 9, 2020
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Fr. Boniface Hicks continues his series on his calling to the Benedictines and their spirituality.
My Calling to be a Benedictine
Father Boniface Hicks OSB
February 17, 2020
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Fr. Boniface Hicks, OSB begins a fascinating series exploring his conversion and calling to the Benedictines.
What Do We Mean by the Word “Mystery?”
Msgr. Charles Pope
February 6, 2020
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“In a disenchanted age, we need to rediscover the glory of enchantment, of mystery. There is more than meets the eye. Things are deeper, richer, and higher than we can ever fully imagine.” — Monsignor Charles Pope