How can we live with the Resurrection in mind and how does this reality shape your life? Katie Price and Fr. Conrad discuss the Resurrection of the Body and how.
Am I keeping vigil? Am I giving witness to the Resurrection or am I paying more attention to what is now as opposed to what is ahead? What in me needs to be resurrected? Give all of that to Jesus.
A brutal unsanitary papal election leads to the 3rd shortest papacy in history.
What is Jesus’ response to the parts of us we aren’t proud of, the parts that are broken? This podcast dives into the personal prayer life of guest Katie Race and host Fr. Conrad to discuss how to meet Jesus in our brokenness.
The close friend of St. Francis and St. Clare gets elected Pope.
“I’m not just a meat sack animated by a soul.” Fr. Alec Scott
We intuitively understand that our bodies are important. My soul isn’t really me, and my soul isn’t really me, but my body and soul together is what is truly me.
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Frederick II’s tutor becomes Pope, and really really tries to get him to lead the crusade.
The high point of Papal Power, the 12th Ecumenical Council, Lateran IV, and a meeting with a poor friar named Francis.
You may have heard that the Pope has convoked a synod on synodality…is this just a meeting about church bureaucracy?
As the preparatory document states, “by journeying together and reflecting together on the journey that has been made, the Church will be able to learn through Her experience which processes can help Her to live communion, to achieve participation, to open Herself to mission.”
Now, let’s allow Fr. Conrad and Fr. Alec break that down a bit more for us and explain why a synod on synodality is actually quite important.
An elderly pope who had to put up with the young Holy Roman Emperor Henry VI.
A push for unity behind the Crusade, return to Rome, and the tragic death of Frederick Barbarossa.