God's Judgement

Particular Judgement

Correcting others

Judgement Belongs to God

Caller: Dying before confession

Final Judgement

Viture of Hope

Caller: Judgement of Children

Caller: What about those who committed suicide

Caller: Apologizing to those we hurt

Father Eric Nielsen joined Patrick for a conversation about particular and final judgement. Topics included: God's judgement (2:30), particular judgement (9:51), correcting others (14:48), judgement belongs to God (19:52), caller: dying before confession (22:19), final judgement (30:46), virtue of hope (33:52), caller: judgement of Children (39:33), caller: what about those who committed suicide? (44:02), and caller: I think it's important to apologize to those we hurt (48:14). 

Father Eric Nielsen joined Patrick for a conversation about particular and final judgement. Topics included: God's judgement (2:30), particular judgement (9:51), correcting others (14:48), judgement belongs to God (19:52), caller: dying before confession (22:19), final judgement (30:46), virtue of hope (33:52), caller: judgement of Children (39:33), caller: what about those who committed suicide? (44:02), and caller: I think it's important to apologize to those we hurt (48:14).

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Our Judgement - April 22, 2024

What is generosity

Evangelization

Receiving generosity

Money

Caller: Someone gave me a trip to the Holy Lan

Caller: Help during cancer

Caller: Church has been supporting me

Caller: Pay for the person in front of you

Father Dave Heney joined Patrick for a conversation about generosity. Topics included: what generosity is (2:06), evangelization (15:22), receiving generosity (17:45), money (20:16), caller: someone gave me a trip to the Holy Land (27:45), caller: help during cancer (30:55), caller: Church has been supporting me during surgery (34:15), and caller: I like to pay for the person in front of me (41:31). 

Father Dave Heney joined Patrick for a conversation about generosity. Topics included: what generosity is (2:06), evangelization (15:22), receiving generosity (17:45), money (20:16), caller: someone gave me a trip to the Holy Land (27:45), caller: help during cancer (30:55), caller: Church has been supporting me during surgery (34:15), and caller: I like to pay for the person in front of me (41:31).

Generosity - May 7, 2024

Mary can help you love our Lord in the Eucharist even more! How?



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Patrick Conley chats with Fr. Tim Wyciskalla. He kicks off the discussion with a historical nugget about the Middle Ages, where guilds (the precursors to modern unions) each revered a patron saint relevant to their craft. Surprisingly, it wasn't St. Joseph who was the go-to saint for carpenters, despite his known background in carpentry, but St. Anne, Mary’s mother. Why? Because St. Anne represented the pinnacle of craftsmanship in creating the finest "tabernacle" – Mary herself.



This ties into how Mary is seen as the original tabernacle. She carried Jesus within her for nine months and introduced Him to the world. Fr. Tim points out that every Eucharist celebration echoes Mary's presence, standing by Jesus from His incarnation to the cross. Her role is pivotal, not as a distraction but as a profound enhancement of our Eucharistic devotion.



As the Church anticipates a Eucharistic revival, Father argues that Marian devotion is intrinsically linked to our Eucharistic faith, reinforcing and intensifying our focus on Christ’s presence. The story of the carpenters guild, as told by Fr. Tim, is a reminder of how deeply Mary influences our sacramental practices, guiding and enriching our journey towards Christ.



So, let’s remember to invite Mary into our hearts and prayers, especially during moments of Eucharistic adoration, allowing her to nurture our devotion to her Son, ensuring our spiritual encounters are not only deepened but truly transformed.



Let’s carry Mary with us, not just in the Adoration Chapel, but in every step of our faith journey!

Mary can help you love our Lord in the Eucharist even more! How?
 
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Patrick Conley chats with Fr. Tim Wyciskalla. He kicks off the discussion with a historical nugget about the Middle Ages, where guilds (the precursors to modern unions) each revered a patron saint relevant to their craft. Surprisingly, it wasn't St. Joseph who was the go-to saint for carpenters, despite his known background in carpentry, but St. Anne, Mary’s mother. Why? Because St. Anne represented the pinnacle of craftsmanship in creating the finest "tabernacle" – Mary herself.
 
This ties into how Mary is seen as the original tabernacle. She carried Jesus within her for nine months and introduced Him to the world. Fr. Tim points out that every Eucharist celebration echoes Mary's presence, standing by Jesus from His incarnation to the cross. Her role is pivotal, not as a distraction but as a profound enhancement of our Eucharistic devotion.
 
As the Church anticipates a Eucharistic revival, Father argues that Marian devotion is intrinsically linked to our Eucharistic faith, reinforcing and intensifying our focus on Christ’s presence. The story of the carpenters guild, as told by Fr. Tim, is a reminder of how deeply Mary influences our sacramental practices, guiding and enriching our journey towards Christ.
 
So, let’s remember to invite Mary into our hearts and prayers, especially during moments of Eucharistic adoration, allowing her to nurture our devotion to her Son, ensuring our spiritual encounters are not only deepened but truly transformed.
 
Let’s carry Mary with us, not just in the Adoration Chapel, but in every step of our faith journey!

How Can Mary Increase Your Devotion to the Eucharist? (Special Podcast Highlight)

What is prudence?

Prudence is a habit

Steps to prudence

Queen of virtues

Prudence & Spiritual Life

Intentionality

Caller: Baptizing infants

Father Patrick Hyde, OP joined Patrick for a conversation about the Queen of Virtues. Topics included: what prudence is (2:14), prudence as a habit (6:34), steps to prudence (14:16), Queen of virtues (20:56), prudence and the spiritual life (27:55), intentionality (33:45), and caller: baptizing infants (42:15).

Father Patrick Hyde, OP joined Patrick for a conversation about the Queen of Virtues. Topics included: what prudence is (2:14), prudence as a habit (6:34), steps to prudence (14:16), Queen of virtues (20:56), prudence and the spiritual life (27:55), intentionality (33:45), and caller: baptizing infants (42:15).

Our Judgement - April 22, 2024

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