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Fr. John Gordon

David Carollo

Glen's Story Corner

5/13/24 7am CT Hour - Fr. John Gordon/ David Carollo


John, Glen and Sarah chat about Israel continuing with less American support, Trump trial continues and Mother's Day.
Fr. Gordon shares how we can use humility like St Michael the Archangel and Mary to fight off the devil in our lives.
David talks Fatima on the anniversary of the first apparition of Our Lady to the children.

5/13/24 7am CT Hour - Fr. John Gordon/ David Carollo
 
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<li>John, Glen and Sarah chat about Israel continuing with less American support, Trump trial continues and Mother's Day.</li>
<li>Fr. Gordon shares how we can use humility like St Michael the Archangel and Mary to fight off the devil in our lives.</li>
<li>David talks Fatima on the anniversary of the first apparition of Our Lady to the children.</li>
</ul>

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Humility & the Devil/ Fatima

Anniversary of D-Day

NEC Pilgrimage Update

What's That Sound

Fr. Mark Bernhard

Colin & Aimee Maclver

6/6/24 6am CT Hour - Fr. Mark Bernhard/ Colin & Aimee Maclver


John, Glen and Sarah chat about Pope Francis comments on D-Day Anniversary, NBA Finals start, NEC Pilgrimage Update and play What's That Sound.
Fr. Mark talks about the challenges of temptation and how to battle the beast in our own hearts.
Colin and Aimee shares how we can talk about Pride Month with our middle schoolers and bring Theology of the Body into the equation.

6/6/24 6am CT Hour - Fr. Mark Bernhard/ Colin &amp; Aimee Maclver
 
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<li>John, Glen and Sarah chat about Pope Francis comments on D-Day Anniversary, NBA Finals start, NEC Pilgrimage Update and play What's That Sound.</li>
<li>Fr. Mark talks about the challenges of temptation and how to battle the beast in our own hearts.</li>
<li>Colin and Aimee shares how we can talk about Pride Month with our middle schoolers and bring Theology of the Body into the equation.</li>
</ul>

Battling the Beast Within/ Pride Month

What's that Sound

Laura DeMaria

Tim Schmalz

6/6/24 7am CT Hour - Laura DeMaria/ Tim Schmalz


John, Glen and Sarah chat about Pope Francis comments on D-Day Anniversary, NBA Finals start, NEC Pilgrimage Update and play What's That Sound.
Laura shares how her life changed in a good way after the birth of her first child.
Tim explains how and why he created sculptures for the National Eucharistic Congress this July.
https://timothypaulschmalz.com/

6/6/24 7am CT Hour - Laura DeMaria/ Tim Schmalz
 
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<li>John, Glen and Sarah chat about Pope Francis comments on D-Day Anniversary, NBA Finals start, NEC Pilgrimage Update and play What's That Sound.</li>
<li>Laura shares how her life changed in a good way after the birth of her first child.</li>
<li>Tim explains how and why he created sculptures for the National Eucharistic Congress this July.</li>
<li><a href="https://timothypaulschmalz.com/">https://timothypaulschmalz.com/</a></li>
</ul>

First Time Motherhood/ Sculptures of NEC

How often do you think about heaven? How do you picture it? Does it fill you with immense peace?



John Morales has a heavenly discussion with Fr. Jerome Koutnik, exploring the nature of heaven. Spoiler alert: it’s not the soda-fountain-in-the-clouds you might have imagined as a kid! 



A Spiritual Dimension Fr. Jerome helps us understand that heaven isn't a physical location. Instead, it's a transcendent reality. St. Paul hints at this in 1 Corinthians 2:9, describing heaven as something beyond our wildest dreams.



Jesus' Ascension: A Physical Event with a Spiritual Meaning When Jesus ascended, it wasn't about reaching a physical "place" but symbolizing a higher, glorified existence. He rose to confirm the apostles' faith, showing that His presence isn't confined to physical realms.



Heavenly Presence: Beyond Time and Space Fr. Jerome emphasizes that while heaven isn't a physical place, Jesus' risen body and the bodies of Mary and St. Joseph are present there in a glorified form. They move beyond physical constraints, embodying a spiritual reality that transcends our earthly understanding.



Mass: A Glimpse of Heaven on Earth Fr. Jerome beautifully connects this concept to the Mass. It's not just a local gathering; it’s a mystical participation in the eternal, heavenly liturgy. Through the Eucharist, heaven and earth unite, making every Mass a step into the divine.



Heaven: In the Heart of Christ For those still wondering, “Where is heaven?” Fr. Jerome poetically concludes: heaven is in the heart of Christ. It's a place of eternal love and mercy, where we’re invited to dwell forever. 



Are you living for heaven now on Earth? 



Key Takeaways:



Heaven isn’t a physical place: It’s a transcendent reality.



Jesus' ascension: Symbolic of moving to a glorified existence.



Presence in heaven: Not bound by physical limitations.



Mass: A mystical participation in the heavenly liturgy.

How often do you think about heaven? How do you picture it? Does it fill you with immense peace?
 
John Morales has a heavenly discussion with Fr. Jerome Koutnik, exploring the nature of heaven. Spoiler alert: it’s not the soda-fountain-in-the-clouds you might have imagined as a kid! 
 
A Spiritual Dimension Fr. Jerome helps us understand that heaven isn't a physical location. Instead, it's a transcendent reality. St. Paul hints at this in 1 Corinthians 2:9, describing heaven as something beyond our wildest dreams.
 
Jesus' Ascension: A Physical Event with a Spiritual Meaning When Jesus ascended, it wasn't about reaching a physical "place" but symbolizing a higher, glorified existence. He rose to confirm the apostles' faith, showing that His presence isn't confined to physical realms.
 
Heavenly Presence: Beyond Time and Space Fr. Jerome emphasizes that while heaven isn't a physical place, Jesus' risen body and the bodies of Mary and St. Joseph are present there in a glorified form. They move beyond physical constraints, embodying a spiritual reality that transcends our earthly understanding.
 
Mass: A Glimpse of Heaven on Earth Fr. Jerome beautifully connects this concept to the Mass. It's not just a local gathering; it’s a mystical participation in the eternal, heavenly liturgy. Through the Eucharist, heaven and earth unite, making every Mass a step into the divine.
 
Heaven: In the Heart of Christ For those still wondering, “Where is heaven?” Fr. Jerome poetically concludes: heaven is in the heart of Christ. It's a place of eternal love and mercy, where we’re invited to dwell forever. 
 
Are you living for heaven now on Earth? 
 
Key Takeaways:
 
Heaven isn’t a physical place: It’s a transcendent reality.
 
Jesus' ascension: Symbolic of moving to a glorified existence.
 
Presence in heaven: Not bound by physical limitations.
 
Mass: A mystical participation in the heavenly liturgy.

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