what is the Christian meaning of peace and how

What is the peace that goes beyond our underst

What can we expect from having peace?

Break 1

Getting through the bad times by remembering t

How can we cultivate peace in our lives?

Break 2

How can we be instruments of Peace for others?

Fr. Scott Bailey joins Patrick for a conversation about The Peace of Christ 
(3:09) – what is the Christian meaning of peace and how does it correlate with hope?
(7:40) – What is the peace that goes beyond our understanding and why does peace combat the struggles in life?
(12:07) – What can we expect from having peace?
LasPhinea - while praying I felt the rays of light and the greatest sense of peace in my life
Francisco - I felt peace when I was feeling most depressed. can't explain it
(26:55) – Getting through the bad times by remembering the good times.
Lisa - experienced peace in the last days before mother passed
Email from Virginia – I know I can’t fix things in my life but I have a huge peace in my life. The surrender novena was very helpful also.
(33:13) – How can we cultivate peace in our lives?
Patty - experienced peace while losing my boyfriend who was addicted to substances- confessed his faith in end
Kathleen - God saved my son by divine intervention which gave me great peace. he is 21 now
Barbara - Hospital for biopsy regarding cancer when I finally felt peace through Jesus
Michael - gone from church for a very long time- 8 months I realized I can't do it alone- Gotten a peace that I can't describe from adoration and mass
(46:47) – How can we be instruments of Peace for others?

Fr. Scott Bailey joins Patrick for a conversation about The Peace of Christ 
<ul>
<li>(3:09) – what is the Christian meaning of peace and how does it correlate with hope?</li>
<li>(7:40) – What is the peace that goes beyond our understanding and why does peace combat the struggles in life?</li>
<li>(12:07) – What can we expect from having peace?</li>
<li>LasPhinea - while praying I felt the rays of light and the greatest sense of peace in my life</li>
<li>Francisco - I felt peace when I was feeling most depressed. can't explain it</li>
<li>(26:55) – Getting through the bad times by remembering the good times.</li>
<li>Lisa - experienced peace in the last days before mother passed</li>
<li>Email from Virginia – I know I can’t fix things in my life but I have a huge peace in my life. The surrender novena was very helpful also.</li>
<li>(33:13) – How can we cultivate peace in our lives?</li>
<li>Patty - experienced peace while losing my boyfriend who was addicted to substances- confessed his faith in end</li>
<li>Kathleen - God saved my son by divine intervention which gave me great peace. he is 21 now</li>
<li>Barbara - Hospital for biopsy regarding cancer when I finally felt peace through Jesus</li>
<li>Michael - gone from church for a very long time- 8 months I realized I can't do it alone- Gotten a peace that I can't describe from adoration and mass</li>
<li>(46:47) – How can we be instruments of Peace for others?</li>
</ul>

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The Peace of Christ -June 06, 2023

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).

Virtue of Prudence - May 6, 2024

Catholic view of Marriage

Declarations of Nullity 

Caller: Child before marriage

Caller: I had an annulment

The role of God in the process

Caller: Annulments for sanctity

Caller: My ex isn't Catholic anymore

Caller: Dating during annulment

Caller: Do you need divorce before annulment? 

Father Ramil Fajardo joined Patrick for a conversation about declarations of nullity. Topics included: the Catholic view of marriage (3:50), declarations of nullity (8:53), caller: we had a child before marriage; is that grounds for an annulment? (17:22), caller: I had an annulment (23:49), the role of God in the process (29:24), caller: I am getting an annulment so I can get to heaven (30:58), caller: my ex isn't Catholic anymore, is that make the marriage invalid? (35:15), caller: should my friend dating while she is pursuing an annulment? (38:55), caller: do you need divorce before an annulment? (45:04), and caller: I'm not going to get remarried, do I need an annulment? (49:00). 

Father Ramil Fajardo joined Patrick for a conversation about declarations of nullity. Topics included: the Catholic view of marriage (3:50), declarations of nullity (8:53), caller: we had a child before marriage; is that grounds for an annulment? (17:22), caller: I had an annulment (23:49), the role of God in the process (29:24), caller: I am getting an annulment so I can get to heaven (30:58), caller: my ex isn't Catholic anymore, is that make the marriage invalid? (35:15), caller: should my friend dating while she is pursuing an annulment? (38:55), caller: do you need divorce before an annulment? (45:04), and caller: I'm not going to get remarried, do I need an annulment? (49:00).

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