The Paradox of Prayer and the Revelation...

Fr. Stephen Freeman looks at the “allegorical” or “symbolic” reading of Scripture - and its importance for our daily life. 

Fr. Stephen Freeman looks at the mystery of love and freedom, and the limits God places on Himself as He raises us, by love, to be His “equals." 

Fr. Stephen Freeman shares about the importance of the sacraments in our lives - particularly in light of the Bible verse that says, “There is but one mediator between God and man, the man, Christ Jesus.” 

This week Fr. Michael talks about prayer, fasting, and alms-giving in relation to the Great Fast and the paradoxes that exist within each  of those. He talks about humility and how we can find a paradox within our humility as well. Follow and Contact Us! Follow us on Instagram an ... Show More

David explores the illusion of fulfillment and the opponent's role in our spiritual journey. He uses a water bottle analogy to discuss time in spiritual growth and emphasizes rising above logic. He highlights the power of imagination and prayer for gaining business insights. davi ... Show More

Dr. Rossi reflects on the relationship between the Creed and the Jesus Prayer, and how central mercy is to our lives. 

In this episode Rupert talks again with author Deepak Chopra. They discuss Rupert’s book ‘The Heart of Prayer’ and how it formulates the non-dual understanding in terms of prayer and being.  They also examine the Direct Path and its application in exploring consciousness, or bein ... Show More

Brandon answers a listener's question and talks about the challenges of dealing with unconscious people, and how this is such a widely experienced reality by design, because we all mirror parts of each other that we wish to express or heal. He also shares an Eckhart Tolle clip th ... Show More

Praying the Rosary is not just for ourselves! Fr. Mark-Mary reveals how your prayers of the Rosary are a powerful action that God can use to create an overflowing of grace into your relationships, your family, and our world. Today’s focus is on prayer as a source of grace and we ... Show More

In this episode we will explore how to cultivate true power through the recognition and mastery of the true eternal self and inner world. 

Just as deceptive weeds can creep into a healthy garden, pride often sneaks into our hearts, growing unnoticed among our accomplishments and even our service to God. Annie Yorty uses a vivid gardening metaphor to help us recognize how pride takes root and how we can humbly invite ... Show More

The entire point of religion is to make us humble before God and to open us to the path of love. Everything else is more or less a footnote. Liturgy, prayer, the precepts of the Church, the commandments, sacraments, sacramental—all of it—are finally meant to conform us to the way ... Show More

Andrew and Thornton discuss another C.S. Lewis essay written at the end of Lewis' life. He talks about how we can know if prayer is effective and how Christians should view prayer.  We had some audio and technical issues so please forgive the low quality. Connect with us on Twitt ... Show More