Niceness carries within its essence no love.This is because niceness is the action of courtesy and politeness: which are not virtues, but values of a society.Thus niceness seeks only to cause no offense, no violence, and puts forth only the acceptable actions of a culture.Love on the other hand, out of concern for others, would administer the violence of truth as a life-saving remedy to prevent everlasting deathBut love would not be content with simply administering the truth. For when love c...
Subscriber-only episodeHere is a Dominican styled rosary along with some relaxing ambiance to help you fall asleep
Subscriber-only episodeHere is a Dominican styled rosary along with some relaxing ambiance to help you fall asleep
Subscriber-only episodeHere is a Dominican styled rosary along with some relaxing ambiance to help you fall asleep
Subscriber-only episodeHere is a recording of me praying the St. Michael Chaplet to some nice ambiance background music. The purpose of this episode is to help you fall asleep.
In this episode I interview another member of the Catholic Plebs Society, Br. Phillip Neri. This episode serves as an introduction to who he is and also talking on how to enter into the Lenten seasonSupport the Show.
I finally found a friend to join me to talk about the catholic faith. Today's podcast is a long form discussion covering leisure, prayer and how that changes when growing in the faith. We also talk about our stories, and how we became Catholic. And we talk about whether it is okay to lie if there are Nazis looking for Jews. I hope you enjoy the Podcast!Link to my article on lying: https://catholicplebs.wixsite.com/home/post/a-prosed-solution-to-lying-in-dire-circumstances Support t...
Topics: Scripture, Gospels, Apostles, Early Church Fathers, Saints, Theology, St. Thomas Aquinas, Gospel of John, St. Jerome, Virgins, Defense of the FaithThe beginning of the end is nigh! We conclude Aquinas' Prologue on the Gospel of John. We also talk on Jerome's Prologue with Aquinas to talk about why John is fit to be the author of this Gospel. Do you want Theology, Great Insight into Scripture, and some controversial quotes from the Angelic Doctor himself then get ready for this podcast...
The Aquinas series continues!This episode goes over the fullness and perfection of contemplation in Aquinas' Prologue. In this episode, we find that fullness is related to power, and perfection to the sacraments. Yes it is weird, but it does make sense when Aquinas talks about it.Support the Show.
New Series! I am starting a new series on Thomas' Aquinas' Commentary on the Gospel of John and this is the first episode! This episode goes over the the first part of Aquinas' Prologue, and in the prologue, we start to come to understand contemplation as the Angelic Doctor sees it. Aquinas breaks down John's contemplation into 3 parts as to its height, its fullness, and its perfection. This episode cover the height of John's contemplation, which is further broken down into 4 parts,...
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. Support 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 church Support the Show.
Talking about Mary, the Immaculate Conception, and Mary as Mother of All Christians(Written Article Coming Soon)Scripture References: The LORD God then called to the man and asked him: Where are you? (Genesis 3: 9) The wages of sin is death (Romans 6:23)For God formed us to be imperishable; the image of his own nature he made us. But by the envy of the devil, death entered the world, and they who are allied with him experience it (Wisdom 2: 23-24)Through one man sin entered the world, an...
This week on the CatholicPlebs Podcast, we look at the Gospel of St. John and a commentary from St. John Kronstadt on the reality of sin and look at some ways to fight temptation.Support the Show.
Written Work (shorter and more eloquent): https://catholicplebs.wixsite.com/home/post/the-personal-god-john-5-1-15 Topics: Scripture, Gospel of John, Our personal God, Healing, Truth, St. John Chrysostom, Who is God, Economy of God's Love, Support the Show.
In this episode I explain why God wants our worship and share an early church father's to help understand this point.Article: https://catholicplebs.wixsite.com/home/post/why-does-god-desirer-worshipSupport the Show.
Speaking of dying with Christ, I was dying of thirst when recording this so I do apologies for the unskilled/dry tongue. Hope you guy enjoy the Podcast though!Topics: Holy Week, Dying with Christ, Baptism, Building Computers, What to do for Holy Week, Lent, How to let God into your life more, Saints, Wisdom, ScriptureSupport the Show.
Topics are: Lent, Fasting, Prayer, Mercy, how to fast better, Christianity, Catholic, Readings From a SaintSupport the Show.
Today we look at how to pray well with St. John Chrysostom through reading one of his homilies.Topics are: Lent, Prayer, Practical advice, Structured Prayer, Times of Prayer, how to pray better, Support the Show.