Episode

Exploring the “Waste of Our Being” with Carl McColman

Even in the middle of a noisy world we can be contemplative, accepting our own distractedness.

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On Fire with Personal Authenticity

Even pain, weakness, and brokenness can be a “fire” that spreads to others and leads them to a transformative relationship with God.

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Change in the Church will Come from the Margins: Kaya Oakes

Writer and teacher Kaya Oakes insights by women who teach us that even in midlife we can defy confinement and find ways to remain creative.

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Jessica Mesman: Beyond Beauty in Brokenness

Guest Jessica Mesman reads Graham Greene and discusses how she experiences God through her writing

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Audio Divina with the Saints

Guest Eddie Cotter, Jr. discusses how music as a form of prayer can “reach places in the soul” that spoken words cannot

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Finding Joy with Derya Little

Guest Derya Little shares how witnessing the joy of Christians was the primary impetus for her conversion from Islam to Catholicism

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Richard Hague: Nature as Text

Poet & essayist Dick Hague explores amazement, wonder and solitude in nature as a form of prayer.

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Cassidy Hall: Finding Integrity through Humility

Filmmaker & writer Cassidy Hall shares a text by Thomas Merton about the search for true self through humility. She tells how these words inspired her to redirect her vocational path, seek out silence and solitude, and be true to herself in God.

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Launch: Lectio Divina & Memento Mori

Sr. Theresa Alethiea Noble, “the Twitter Nun,” explains why being aware of your mortality and trusting your life’s direction to God can free you from anxiety and make every day count.

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