Sorry, there is not enough room to post all of Ezekiel, but I will do as much as I can. The Philokalia When we fulfil the commandments in our outward actions, we receive from the Lord what is appropriate; but any real benefit we gain depends on our inward intention. If we want to do something but cannot, then before God, who knows our hearts, it is as if we have done it. This is true whether the intended action is good or bad. The intellect does many good and bad things ...

Reading The waters have risen and severe storms are upon us, but we do not fear drowning, for we stand firmly upon a rock. Let the sea rage, it cannot break the rock. Let the waves rise, they cannot sink the boat of Jesus. What are we to fear? Death? Life to me means Christ, and death is gain. Exile? The earth and its fullness belong to the Lord. The confiscation of goods? We brought nothing into this world, and we shall surely take nothing from it. I have only contempt for the world’s threa...

Today I want to take some time to reflect on the Trinity and Trinity Sunday. Topics: Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, Devotion, Send us a text Support the show

In this Third Week of Lent, I go over a reading from Theophilus focusing on God's love and his ability to heal us. There is truly no sin He cannot heal except those we do not bring to him. Send us a text Support the show

In this second week of Lent I want to share with you a reflection on prayer by reflecting on a homily from St. Chrysostom. Send us a text Support the show

Hello everyone! As we begin Lent, I want to share with you a reflection on Romans and commentary from St. Bede on the Gospel of Mark. Scripture passage Romans 12: 1-2 Brothers, I beg you through the mercy of God to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice holy and acceptable to God, your spiritual worship. Do not conform yourselves to this age but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, so that you may judge what is God's will, what is good, pleasing and perfect. Send us a text Suppo...

Hello my friends! Welcome to the beautiful year of hope. I am happy to kick this year off with you all and dive into scripture staring with Isiah 6:5 and Luke 5:8. You are beautiful, and thank you for listening! https://podcast.feedspot.com/catholic_mens_podcasts/ Send us a text Support the show

Welcome to the end of the year/New Year reflection. This episode is special, as my family joins me on reflecting on the advent season and looking forward to the new year. Hope you enjoy!Topics: Advent, Christmas, spiritual growth, Send us a textSupport the show

Join me and my friend Garrison, as we discuss at length our Advent season. The episode ranges from a wide variety of topics so please refer to the chapter notes. Please join us as we share our spiritual life and how God is working in our lives.Topics: Advent, Scripture, Friendship, Discernment Send us a textSupport the show

Tune in for an episode of long forum discussion with me and my sister. We cover a wide range of topics from: creepy childhood stories to what we are doing for Advent. If you like hilarious conversation, and banter then please tune for the advent special.Also, do apologize for the quality of the audio towards the end of the Podcast, still learning with this new equipment.Topics: Advent, banter, long forum, hell, best minor inconvenience, and most overrated holiday drink Send us a textSupp...

Email: CatholicPleb@gmail.comLocals (Online Community): https://catholicplebs.locals.com/Podcast Website; https://catholicplebs.buzzsprout.comJoin me today on an Advent reflection with Isaiah as we enter into this time of preparation for the reception of the Lord. This episode focuses on how we can enter into the season by taking an introspective look at our lives and what can slow the coming of the Lord in our lies: Self-reliance and independence from GodWhat have we allowed to grow in ...

In today’s podcast, we covered Catholic guilt and how Psalm 32 speaks with surprising clarity on the sacrament confession. Psalm 321 Blessed is the one whose fault is removed, whose sin is forgiven.2 Blessed is the man to whom the LORD imputes no guilt, in whose spirit is no deceit.3 Because I kept silent, my bones wasted away; I groaned all day long.4 For day and night your hand was heavy upon me; my strength withered as in dry summer heat.Selah5 Then I declared my sin to you; my ...

In this Episode, I interview one of my friends who works in the arts as a sound engineer. This interview was conducted as a long form discussion, so we have a wide range of topics that we cover range from: conversation to God, social involvement in the catholic community, being a Catholic artist, and our experience SEEK. Topics: SEEK, FOCUS, artist, faith journey, sounds engineer, conversation, long form discussion, how to be involved in the Catholic community.This is a sponsored post on...

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We are going to take a break from the mini three part serious looking at sin and focus on prayer with a fantastic work from St. John Mary VianneyTopics: Prayer, Jesus, Saints, God, how to pray, Catholic, ChristianThe work from St. John Mary VianneyFrom the Catechetical Instructions by St. John Mary Vianney, priestThe glorious duty of man: to pray and to loveMy little children, reflect on these words: the Christian’s treasure is not on earth but in heaven. Our thoughts, then ought to be direct...

Today's podcast follows King David as he is seated on the throne of God's Kingdom and his decent into sin. We examine many questions on the nature of sin and how to avoid by carefully looking at how David falls from sin to sin.Topics: Scripture, how to avoid sin, David, Sammuel, Bible, Uriah the Hittite, Bathsheba, Murder, Adultery, ForgivenessSend us a textSupport the show

Today’s Podcast goes through scripture. We start out in the Old Testament at Exodus, when Moses receives The Ten Commandments, and Israel creates for themselves the god who freed them from the Egyptians. Here we find a curious detail that points us back to an earlier story in Exodus, and eventually bring us back to Genesis with the story of the first brothers, Cain and Abel. Finally, after discussing why Cain’s offering to God was less worthy then Abel’s and how that relates to our Exodus sto...

Today's Podcast goes over my advent and I invite you to share in how you are entering into the season. Also we go over the Gospel of Mark Chapter 8 starting at verse 11, where we talk about Gods goodness, and how the hardness of our heats can be effect our ability to hear God's word.Send us a textSupport the show

I found it! Finally, I have an answer that explains why the Gospels of Matthew and Luke have different genealogies for Jesus. Please join me today to hear from Agustin on why the Bible does not contradict itself.Topics: Saints, Scripture, apologetic, family history, Adam, Abraham, proofs for the Christianity, why I speak too fast(Link to full work: Sermons on Selected Lessons of the New Testament 1-10 | EWTN )(St. Augustine of Hippo. Sermons on Selected Lessons of the New Testament, 29, 30.)A...

This episode of the CatholicPleps Podcast explores the teachings of Saint John Chrysostom on the Christian life. He reminds us that we have nothing to fear, not even death, for this world and everything in it belong to the Lord. And we also learn the secret to this saint’s faith.Topics: Saints, early church fathers, scripture, love, Jesus, how to live a faithful life, the churchSend us a textSupport the show