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Radio Maria was born in 1983 in a parish in the province of Como in Italy. Its mission is to spread the Gospel in harmony with the doctrine and pastoral indications provided by the Catholic Church, in fidelity to the Holy Father, and using all the possibilities that a means of radio broadcasting can offer. Today Radio Maria is present in more than 60 countries. It speaks to millions of listeners every day and in 13 different languages.
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Catholic Mothers: Family Matters – Abide in His Love – Sinéad Strong with Sarah Swafford & Danielle Noonan
Sinéad Strong of Catholic Mothers Ireland looks ahead to the Abide in His Love women’s conference in Bundoran, Co. Donegal, from 20 to 22 November, with two of the women taking part. Keynote speaker Sarah …
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Sinéad Strong of Catholic Mothers Ireland looks ahead to the Abide in His Love women’s conference in Bundoran, Co. Donegal, from 20 to 22 November, with two of the women taking part. Keynote speaker Sarah Swafford, a mother of six whose children range from twenty down to three, is coming to Ireland for the first time with her father as her roadie, and she describes the lie she says the devil has told her all her life and what she has learned about families that only look good from the outside.
In the second half, musician Danielle Noonan explains how a song she first heard as a small child at Mass led her into music ministry, and what a bishop friend told her when she rang him about one of her children.
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L'articolo Catholic Mothers: Family Matters – Abide in His Love – Sinéad Strong with Sarah Swafford & Danielle Noonan proviene da Radio Maria.
E113 | Children’s Show – All the Saints in Ireland
In this episode, Eileen celebrates the feast of All the Saints of Ireland with a quiz on which saints belong to which places, from the patron of Dublin to a Kerry sailor known as the Navigator, and a Clare-born …
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In this episode, Eileen celebrates the feast of All the Saints of Ireland with a quiz on which saints belong to which places, from the patron of Dublin to a Kerry sailor known as the Navigator, and a Clare-born saint with a story involving bees. There is also a litany of Irish saints, the Our Father and Hail Mary in Irish, a few lines from St Patrick’s Breastplate, and a challenge for the week to find out about a saint whose name is on a place near you.
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Little Big Questions –What was Assisi like? – Carmela and Fr. Darren Brennan
In this episode of Little Big Questions, Fr. Darren answered a question from Mary, who is seven and lives in Co. Armagh. She wanted to hear about Fr Darren Brennan’s parish pilgrimage to Assisi and what we can …
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In this episode of Little Big Questions, Fr. Darren answered a question from Mary, who is seven and lives in Co. Armagh. She wanted to hear about Fr Darren Brennan’s parish pilgrimage to Assisi and what we can learn from St Francis. Fr Darren described the town as the story of five churches, one of them holding the cross that spoke to Francis, and another the tomb of a saint wearing jeans and Nike trainers.
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L'articolo Little Big Questions –What was Assisi like? – Carmela and Fr. Darren Brennan proviene da Radio Maria.
Catechesis – Tribute to Niall McDonough – Frs Adrian Crowley
Fr Adrian Crowley devotes this Catechesis to Niall McDonough, the young Galway man whose recent death has moved so many people, and is joined by Niall’s close friend Colin. Fr Adrian never met Niall, but he has …
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Fr Adrian Crowley devotes this Catechesis to Niall McDonough, the young Galway man whose recent death has moved so many people, and is joined by Niall’s close friend Colin. Fr Adrian never met Niall, but he has heard him speak of a day when he lay in his bedroom staring at the ceiling and picked up a small book. Colin describes what came after that day: mission in Brazil and the Bronx, three years in a New York seminary, a deep love of Our Lady at Medjugorje, and a peace through his illness that left visitors feeling that he was the one comforting them.
Feedback and questions: [email protected], or by text or WhatsApp to +353-89467-2000.For more reflections from Fr Adrian click here!
L'articolo Catechesis – Tribute to Niall McDonough – Frs Adrian Crowley proviene da Radio Maria.
RM Breakfast Show – Medjugorje, Cenacolo and a Son Coming Home to Faith – Naoimh Barbieri and Noreen
Naoimh Barbieri is joined by Noreen, whom she first met over tea and tart at a kitchen table in Co. Tipperary. Noreen had stopped believing and gone to Medjugorje in 2010 only because a dying friend had no one …
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Naoimh Barbieri is joined by Noreen, whom she first met over tea and tart at a kitchen table in Co. Tipperary. Noreen had stopped believing and gone to Medjugorje in 2010 only because a dying friend had no one else to go with her, and she describes what happened there at half past six one evening. Years later, working in addiction treatment, she found herself unable to help her own teenage son, and she tells how he came to enter Comunità Cenacolo and what she saw in his face when she visited him in Italy. Naoimh also invites listeners to the community’s open family days and live nativity in Knock on 5 and 6 December.
Feedback and questions: [email protected], or by text or WhatsApp to +353-89467-2000.Listen to more breakfast shows with Naoimh here!
L'articolo RM Breakfast Show – Medjugorje, Cenacolo and a Son Coming Home to Faith – Naoimh Barbieri and Noreen proviene da Radio Maria.
Gospel Tidings – The Wise and Foolish Bridesmaids – Mary Hooton and Fr Eamonn – 32nd Sunday
Mary and Fr Eamonn McCarthy turn to the parable of the ten bridesmaids for the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, and to the question most people quietly ask on hearing it: why are the sensible bridesmaids praised …
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Mary and Fr Eamonn McCarthy turn to the parable of the ten bridesmaids for the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, and to the question most people quietly ask on hearing it: why are the sensible bridesmaids praised for refusing to share? Their answer has to do with what the oil stands for and why some things cannot be handed over. Mary shares a story she heard at a First Communion Mass in Rathkeale about a boy, a stained glass window and a definition of a saint, and Fr Eamonn finds an unexpected illustration in the oil delivery that arrived just before she did.
Feedback and questions: [email protected], or by text or WhatsApp to +353-89467-2000.Listen to more reflections on the Sunday Gospel here.
L'articolo Gospel Tidings – The Wise and Foolish Bridesmaids – Mary Hooton and Fr Eamonn – 32nd Sunday proviene da Radio Maria.
Truth, Communication and Education – Magnifica Humanitas – Church Wisdom with Fr Eamonn McCarthy
With Matthias Conroy away this week, Fr Eamonn McCarthy continues alone through Pope Leo XIV’s Magnifica Humanitas, paragraphs 135 to 144, on communication, the collective imagination and the central role of …
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With Matthias Conroy away this week, Fr Eamonn McCarthy continues alone through Pope Leo XIV’s Magnifica Humanitas, paragraphs 135 to 144, on communication, the collective imagination and the central role of schools. He sets out what the document calls an ecology of communication, and a simple rule for using technology that he suggests is worth bringing into any conversation with young people. Drawing on his own time in classrooms, Fr Eamonn asks what short videos and instant answers are doing to children’s capacity to learn, and why Pope Leo turns to a line of Plato about flint to describe how understanding actually happens.
Feedback and questions: [email protected], or by text or WhatsApp to +353-89467-2000.L'articolo Truth, Communication and Education – Magnifica Humanitas – Church Wisdom with Fr Eamonn McCarthy proviene da Radio Maria.
Catechesis – The Pallottine Mission for Irish Parishes – John Carlin, Fr Charles Lafferty and Fr Liam O’Donovan
John Carlin speaks with Pallottine priests Fr Charles Lafferty and Fr Liam O’Donovan about the mission of St Vincent Pallotti and his vision of a Church in which every baptised person has a part to play in …
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John Carlin speaks with Pallottine priests Fr Charles Lafferty and Fr Liam O’Donovan about the mission of St Vincent Pallotti and his vision of a Church in which every baptised person has a part to play in evangelisation. With priests increasingly stretched across Ireland, they explain their plans to bring parish missions to communities, offering a week of Mass, adoration, confession and talks while giving parish priests some much-needed respite. They also discuss the legacy of Frank Duff, the hunger for faith among young people, and why the future of the Church depends on lay people recognising that they are chosen and sent.
Feedback and questions: [email protected], or by text or WhatsApp to +353-89467-2000.For more reflections from Fr Adrian click here!
L'articolo Catechesis – The Pallottine Mission for Irish Parishes – John Carlin, Fr Charles Lafferty and Fr Liam O’Donovan proviene da Radio Maria.
New Guest Interviews – Pat Kenny, Chairman of the Father Willie Doyle Association
Deacon Don Devaney speaks with Pat Kenny, chairman of the Father Willie Doyle Association, about the progress of the cause for the Irish Jesuit priest who gave his life rescuing wounded soldiers during the …
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Deacon Don Devaney speaks with Pat Kenny, chairman of the Father Willie Doyle Association, about the progress of the cause for the Irish Jesuit priest who gave his life rescuing wounded soldiers during the First World War. With the diocesan phase now complete and more than 3,100 pages of evidence heading to Rome, Pat explains what happens next and why the work of promoting Father Willie’s cause is only beginning. He also shares a remarkable story of sacrifice in the trenches, when Father Willie offered his own back as a bed for a sick doctor.
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Life Matters – Nine Kids and Holy Family Mission – Dr Aoife Collins with Pat Reynolds Part II
Aoife Collins welcomes Pat Reynolds back for a second conversation, this time about the Holy Family Mission at Glencomeragh House, where young people spend nine months living in community and being formed in …
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Aoife Collins welcomes Pat Reynolds back for a second conversation, this time about the Holy Family Mission at Glencomeragh House, where young people spend nine months living in community and being formed in the faith. Before that, Pat picks up his story where it left off: a chance meeting with an ex-girlfriend the day before he left for Ireland, the first words spoken to him at Knock by the woman he would later marry, and a priest’s call he discovered was not his. He also describes the meeting with Bishop Alphonsus Cullinan that got the mission started, what it is like raising and homeschooling nine children, and how he handles the hard questions in a classroom.
Feedback and questions: [email protected], or by text or WhatsApp to +353-89467-2000.For more pro-life and faith stories with Aoife, click here!
L'articolo Life Matters – Nine Kids and Holy Family Mission – Dr Aoife Collins with Pat Reynolds Part II proviene da Radio Maria.
The Franciscan Hour – From the Hill of Hell to the Hill of Heaven – Fr Peter George Flynn
Fr Peter George Flynn tells how St Francis came to be buried on the hill outside Assisi where executed prisoners were once laid to rest, and the canonisation miracle involving a prisoner in Rome that helped …
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Fr Peter George Flynn tells how St Francis came to be buried on the hill outside Assisi where executed prisoners were once laid to rest, and the canonisation miracle involving a prisoner in Rome that helped decide it. He is then joined from Assisi by an Irish Conventual friar who lives at the Sacro Convento and guides visitors through the basilica, for a virtual tour from the lower church and the tomb up to Giotto’s frescoes. Along the way they discuss why the basilica went up so fast, what happened when Francis’s remains were put on public display for the first time this year, and what daily life is like for the fifty friars who live there.
Feedback and questions: [email protected], or by text or WhatsApp to +353-89467-2000.For more stories from Franciscan history with Father Peter, click here!
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The Healing Power of the Sacraments – Nothing Is Too Hard for God – Deacon Don Devaney and Aidan Byrne
Aiden and Deacon Don continue through Genesis, turning this week to what Aiden calls the incommunicable attributes of God, the things about God that belong to him alone. Don raises a question many listeners …
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Aiden and Deacon Don continue through Genesis, turning this week to what Aiden calls the incommunicable attributes of God, the things about God that belong to him alone. Don raises a question many listeners will have carried for years, about loved ones who have died by suicide or suddenly, and Aiden answers from the Catechism and the story of a priest who found peace about his own grandmother. They also discuss why confession is not the end of the matter when something has been taken, and Don has a small, practical habit about paying for petrol. The hour closes with prayers for healing.
If you have been affected by any issues raised in this episode, Samaritans can be contacted free, anytime, on 116 123.Feedback and questions: [email protected], or by text or WhatsApp to +353-89467-2000.
To listen to more reflections on sacramental healing with Don and Aidan, click here.
L'articolo The Healing Power of the Sacraments – Nothing Is Too Hard for God – Deacon Don Devaney and Aidan Byrne proviene da Radio Maria.
Catechesis – What Does the Church Say About Tattoos? – Fr Peter George Flynn OFMConv
Fr Peter George Flynn admits he would advise most people to spend their money on something other than a tattoo, then asks whether there is actually anything wrong with getting one. He looks at what Leviticus …
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Fr Peter George Flynn admits he would advise most people to spend their money on something other than a tattoo, then asks whether there is actually anything wrong with getting one. He looks at what Leviticus forbids and why, how the rabbis interpreted it, and why St Augustine found the tattoos of Roman soldiers a useful way of explaining baptism. He also tells the story of a cranky old Polish parish priest who always wore long sleeves, and of a tattoo parlour in Jerusalem that Coptic Christians have run for nearly three hundred years.
If you have been affected by any issues raised in this episode, Samaritans can be contacted free, anytime, on 116 123.
Feedback and questions: [email protected], or by text or WhatsApp to +353-89467-2000.For more reflections from Fr Peter click here!
L'articolo Catechesis – What Does the Church Say About Tattoos? – Fr Peter George Flynn OFMConv proviene da Radio Maria.
Northern Soul – All Saints, All Souls and the Holy Souls – Carmela & Fr Aidan McCann
In the week of All Saints and All Souls, Carmela is joined by Fr Aidan McCann, who was reminded on his drive to the studio of something a philosophy lecturer once said about autumn and death. Fr Aidan explains …
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In the week of All Saints and All Souls, Carmela is joined by Fr Aidan McCann, who was reminded on his drive to the studio of something a philosophy lecturer once said about autumn and death. Fr Aidan explains what makes a saint, why heaven will never be boring, and why some saints will have more glory than others. He recalls what the children of Fatima were told about a seventeen-year-old girl from their parish who had died, and what that answer does and does not mean, before Carmela asks about the Brown Scapular and Fr Aidan offers an analogy about a broken window that makes sense of purgatory.
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L'articolo Northern Soul – All Saints, All Souls and the Holy Souls – Carmela & Fr Aidan McCann proviene da Radio Maria.
All Things Legion – “If That Fellow Duff Is Not Stopped” – Mary Stenson
Mary Stenson opens November with prayers for the holy souls, details of the 46th anniversary Mass for Frank Duff, and the life of St Martin de Porres, the Dominican brother from Lima whose feast falls on the …
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Mary Stenson opens November with prayers for the holy souls, details of the 46th anniversary Mass for Frank Duff, and the life of St Martin de Porres, the Dominican brother from Lima whose feast falls on the day of the show. She returns to León Ó Broin’s biography of Frank Duff for the story of Celia Shaw, who swapped her evenings of bridge for a rescue home on Harcourt Street, and of the clerical dinner where one elderly priest warned what would happen if Duff was not stopped. The hour closes with Duff’s own advice on visiting people at home, and why he thought the hardest part was not getting through the door.
Feedback and questions: [email protected], or by text or WhatsApp to +353-89467-2000.For more episodes on the Church’s largest lay ministry, click here!
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RM Breakfast Show – A Prayer for Unity at the Billy Graham Library – Deacon Thady O’Connor and Sr Rachel O’Keeffe
Deacon Thady presents the Breakfast Show from Charlotte, North Carolina, where a visit to the Billy Graham Library has left him thinking hard about Christian unity and what Catholics and evangelicals each have …
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Deacon Thady presents the Breakfast Show from Charlotte, North Carolina, where a visit to the Billy Graham Library has left him thinking hard about Christian unity and what Catholics and evangelicals each have that the other needs. In the second half he shares an interview recorded in Houston with Sister Rachel O’Keeffe from Rathmore, who came out to Texas in 1955 to join the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, the order his wife Carmel’s aunt joined ninety years ago. Thady also tells how the order’s founding bishop wrote a cheque he had no way of covering, and what happened after Mass that morning.
Feedback and questions: [email protected], or by text or WhatsApp to +353-89467-2000.To listen to more morning reflections from Deacon Thady, click here.
L'articolo RM Breakfast Show – A Prayer for Unity at the Billy Graham Library – Deacon Thady O’Connor and Sr Rachel O’Keeffe proviene da Radio Maria.
Body Talk – Why Should a Celibate Priest Speak About Sex? – Nick Koeppel
Having finished Theology of the Body for Beginners, Nick Koeppel turns to Love and Responsibility, the book that grew out of lectures on sexual morality given by Karol Wojtyła as a young philosophy professor in …
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Having finished Theology of the Body for Beginners, Nick Koeppel turns to Love and Responsibility, the book that grew out of lectures on sexual morality given by Karol Wojtyła as a young philosophy professor in Lublin, years before he became Pope. Chapter one starts a long way from the bedroom, with a question about what makes a person different from every other thing in the world, and arrives at what Wojtyła calls the personalistic norm. Nick also takes up the objection Wojtyła himself faced at the time: what can a celibate priest know about any of this?
Feedback and questions: [email protected], or by text or WhatsApp to +353-89467-2000.For more reflections on Theology of the Body with Nick click here.
L'articolo Body Talk – Why Should a Celibate Priest Speak About Sex? – Nick Koeppel proviene da Radio Maria.
258 | Life to the Full – The Saints of Ireland We Forget – Eileen O’Driscoll
Ahead of the feast of All the Saints of Ireland on 6 November, Eileen opens with St Patrick’s Breastplate and a look at the Confessio, one of the oldest pieces of writing to survive from Ireland. She explains …
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Ahead of the feast of All the Saints of Ireland on 6 November, Eileen opens with St Patrick’s Breastplate and a look at the Confessio, one of the oldest pieces of writing to survive from Ireland. She explains how most Irish saints came to be recognised long before there was any formal process of canonisation, and visits Clonmacnoise, Glendalough, the Book of Kells and the Ardagh Chalice, found by a young man digging for potatoes. There are also some lesser-known saints, including one said to be St Patrick’s sister, with a holy well on Valentia Island and somewhere between twelve and nineteen children.
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To listen to more episodes of Life to the Full, click here!
L'articolo 258 | Life to the Full – The Saints of Ireland We Forget – Eileen O’Driscoll proviene da Radio Maria.
Science, Religion, and the Modern World – Does God Have a Sense of Humour?
Why do we laugh, and why would God create a world in which laughter exists? From giggling babies to playful rats, science reveals the extraordinary origins of laughter and its effects on our brains, bodies and …
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Why do we laugh, and why would God create a world in which laughter exists?
From giggling babies to playful rats, science reveals the extraordinary origins of laughter and its effects on our brains, bodies and relationships.
But what does the Bible tell us about laughter, and did Jesus himself have a sense of humour?
We explore the wit of the saints, the wisdom of St Thomas Aquinas, and why laughter can survive even in the midst of suffering.
Ultimately, could laughter be one of God’s most remarkable gifts — a glimpse of joy, love and the happiness for which we were created?
– Michael
For more episodes on the Intersection of Science, Religion and the Modern World, click here.
L'articolo Science, Religion, and the Modern World – Does God Have a Sense of Humour? proviene da Radio Maria.
Hope in the Media – Consent and Checking Out of Baptism – Father Eamonn McCarthy & Dónal O’Sullivan-Latchford
Donal O’Sullivan Latchford and Fr Eamonn McCarthy take up a word that has quietly become one of the most important in public life: consent. They start with the row over an advertisement that seemed to ask …
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Donal O’Sullivan Latchford and Fr Eamonn McCarthy take up a word that has quietly become one of the most important in public life: consent. They start with the row over an advertisement that seemed to ask grandparents to think twice before hugging their grandchildren, and move to an All Souls’ Day debate about whether infants should be baptised before they can decide for themselves, along with a radio presenter’s comparison involving Hotel California. Is consent being made to bear more weight than it can? Fr Eamonn also explains how to gain the November indulgence for the holy souls, and makes a case for going to confession far more often than most people do.
Feedback and questions: [email protected], or by text or WhatsApp to +353-89467-2000.Hear more current affairs shared and explored by Donal and Father Eamonn here.
L'articolo Hope in the Media – Consent and Checking Out of Baptism – Father Eamonn McCarthy & Dónal O’Sullivan-Latchford proviene da Radio Maria.
Catechesis – Censorship and the Index of Forbidden Books – Fr Peter George Flynn OFMConv
Fr Peter George Flynn takes on censorship, a tricky subject anywhere and especially in Ireland, where the censors once cut Casablanca and banned a film made to honour a persecuted Hungarian cardinal. He then …
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Fr Peter George Flynn takes on censorship, a tricky subject anywhere and especially in Ireland, where the censors once cut Casablanca and banned a film made to honour a persecuted Hungarian cardinal. He then turns to the Church’s own Index of Forbidden Books: what it was for, who was allowed to read the books on it, and how Galileo, a founder of a religious order and a future saint all found themselves listed. Fr Peter also explains what the end of the Index in 1966 did and did not change, and admits to a childhood prejudice that one popular novelist left him with.
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For more reflections from Fr Peter click here!
L'articolo Catechesis – Censorship and the Index of Forbidden Books – Fr Peter George Flynn OFMConv proviene da Radio Maria.
Poetry, Mary and the Language of God – Sally Read, from Atheism to Catholicism
Harry talks to the poet Sally Read, whose guide The Secrets to Reading Poetry: Unlocking the Language of God came out the day before the interview. In spring 2010 Sally was an atheist living near Rome, furious …
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Harry talks to the poet Sally Read, whose guide The Secrets to Reading Poetry: Unlocking the Language of God came out the day before the interview. In spring 2010 Sally was an atheist living near Rome, furious with the Church and arguing by email with a Byzantine Catholic priest, when a line in a novel she had read a dozen times suddenly stopped her. She describes the three experiences that followed and where they led, why she thinks contemporary poetry lost its music, and her children’s book Belle and the Joyful Mysteries, in which a bored ten-year-old falls into the Rosary.
L'articolo Poetry, Mary and the Language of God – Sally Read, from Atheism to Catholicism proviene da Radio Maria.
RM Breakfast Show – The Only Tragedy Is Not to Become a Saint – Fr. Billy Swan
Back in Rome after his annual retreat at home in Wexford, Fr Billy Swan presents the Breakfast Show and looks back on All Saints’ Day, which fell on a Sunday this year. Drawing on a year of writing a weekly …
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Back in Rome after his annual retreat at home in Wexford, Fr Billy Swan presents the Breakfast Show and looks back on All Saints’ Day, which fell on a Sunday this year. Drawing on a year of writing a weekly column on the saints, he reflects on the communion of saints and what the saints had in common, and gives his view on what Halloween has become. The second half looks ahead to the feast of All the Saints of Ireland, and to a conversation Thomas Merton once had with a friend that changed his life, and why Fr Billy thinks the main thing standing between most people and holiness is not their faults.
Feedback and questions: [email protected], or by text or WhatsApp to +353-89467-2000.For more morning reflections with Fr Billy click here.
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E25 | The Radio Maria Book Club – Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl – Caroline Busher, Emma Andrews and Breda Broderick
Caroline Busher is joined by Emma Andrews and Breda Broderick to discuss Man’s Search for Meaning, Viktor Frankl’s account of surviving the Nazi concentration camps and the school of psychotherapy he built on …
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Caroline Busher is joined by Emma Andrews and Breda Broderick to discuss Man’s Search for Meaning, Viktor Frankl’s account of surviving the Nazi concentration camps and the school of psychotherapy he built on what he saw there. Breda has wanted to read it since she was seventeen, and both reviewers find in it something close to the old Irish habit of offering it up. Breda, though, is not sure the book should be read on its own, and she has a suggestion for what to pair it with. The full reading list is at https://radiomaria.ie/bookclub/.
If you have been affected by any issues raised in this episode, Samaritans can be contacted free, anytime, on 116 123.Feedback and questions: [email protected], or by text or WhatsApp to +353-89467-2000.
All book club titles are listed here, and previous episodes can be listened to here.
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Spiritual Combat – Choosing One Battle, and the Combat Against Lust – Fr Peter George Flynn and Eoin Brennan
Eoin Brennan and Fr Peter George Flynn reach chapters 17 to 19 of Dom Lorenzo Scupoli’s The Spiritual Combat, where the advice is to pick one main attachment and plan for it in advance, and then, on the subject …
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Eoin Brennan and Fr Peter George Flynn reach chapters 17 to 19 of Dom Lorenzo Scupoli’s The Spiritual Combat, where the advice is to pick one main attachment and plan for it in advance, and then, on the subject of lust, to do the opposite and run. Eoin asks why anyone should flee from something God created good, and why it is so rarely preached about from the pulpit, before sharing some of his own story. Fr Peter has a view on the old parish missions, and on the one way chastity most easily gets lost after it is won. This episode is not suitable for children.
Feedback and questions: [email protected], or by text or WhatsApp to +353-89467-2000.To listen to the rest of the discussion of the book, click here.
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Sow and Grow – Tulips, Sprouts and Poinsettias – Margaret Griffin
Margaret broadcasts from the Lee Valley as the beech trees turn, with listener questions on a paddle plant in Bantry and a poinsettia that survived last Christmas and now needs to turn red again, which means …
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Margaret broadcasts from the Lee Valley as the beech trees turn, with listener questions on a paddle plant in Bantry and a poinsettia that survived last Christmas and now needs to turn red again, which means keeping it in complete darkness for a very particular number of hours a day. November is the month for tulips, and she explains how to plant them so they look like they grew there. She finishes with a story she heard from a priest at a conference in Knock about why the apparition there was a silent one, though there isn’t time to tell all of it this week.
Feedback and questions: [email protected], or by text or WhatsApp to +353-89467-2000.Click here for more great gardening tips with Margaret!
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God’s Healing Power Hour – A Funeral Without Words – Deacon Don Devaney
Deacon Don Devaney marks the fourth anniversary of God’s Healing Power Hour with a prayer to the Holy Spirit for the gifts, fruits and charisms, and a reflection on what each of them looks like in ordinary …
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Deacon Don Devaney marks the fourth anniversary of God’s Healing Power Hour with a prayer to the Holy Spirit for the gifts, fruits and charisms, and a reflection on what each of them looks like in ordinary life. He talks about the miracle that kept him alive six years ago, about a burial where the family asked for no prayers at all and what he said to them, and about a picture someone once saw of him on a narrow path by the sea. With November under way he also explains how to gain a plenary indulgence for the holy souls, before closing with prayers for healing and remembering some of the contributors who have shared the hour with him since it began.
For more glory stories of God’s healing, click here.
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Faith in Action – The Family: Foundation of Society – Fr Maurice Colgan OP & Rohan Healy
Fr Maurice Colgan and Rohan Healy reach part five of the DOCAT, on the family as the foundation of society. First, though, Fr Maurice asks Rohan, a musician and producer who was baptised as an adult only a few …
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Fr Maurice Colgan and Rohan Healy reach part five of the DOCAT, on the family as the foundation of society. First, though, Fr Maurice asks Rohan, a musician and producer who was baptised as an adult only a few years ago, how he came to the Church, a story that begins with a question from a friend in a band and runs through a very Dominican set of encounters. From there they turn to Jacob and Esau, Joseph and his brothers, why a person’s worth in a family can never depend on their usefulness, and what the housing crisis is doing to families now.
For more discussions on the DoCat, click here!
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Eucharistic Divine Mercy – What All the Saints Have in Common – Paul McAree
At the start of the month that opens with All Saints’ Day, Paul McAree leads the Eucharistic Divine Mercy Holy Hour with a question: what actually makes a saint? He starts with a tongue-in-cheek report on the …
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At the start of the month that opens with All Saints’ Day, Paul McAree leads the Eucharistic Divine Mercy Holy Hour with a question: what actually makes a saint? He starts with a tongue-in-cheek report on the apostles, supposedly sent to Jesus by the Sanhedrin, and then gives seven things he says every saint has in common, some of them less flattering than might be expected. The hour then moves through the Passion in prayer, from the anointing at Bethany to the tomb.
For more reflections and lead prayer with Paul, click here.
L'articolo Eucharistic Divine Mercy – What All the Saints Have in Common – Paul McAree proviene da Radio Maria.
Bible Storytime With Caroline – The Little Boy Who Became Pope
Caroline tells the story of Simon Peter, beginning in a small fishing boat caught in a storm before dawn, with a light coming towards it across the water. From there the story goes back to Simon as a boy who …
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Caroline tells the story of Simon Peter, beginning in a small fishing boat caught in a storm before dawn, with a light coming towards it across the water. From there the story goes back to Simon as a boy who was born fighting and could never quite pay a compliment, and who once broke his little brother Andy’s nose. It is a story about a man who was sure he was not good enough, and what Jesus saw in him anyway.
L'articolo Bible Storytime With Caroline – The Little Boy Who Became Pope proviene da Radio Maria.
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