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@cynthiacarrico8975Күн бұрын
2026 good news cruise would be amazing with you guys! Make it happen! Going on 2025 & the 2026 good news cruise!
@Astra_Z3 күн бұрын
Yes, the people of God does desire more singing from you Fathers
@Marescakes13 күн бұрын
You guys hit it out of the park again!!! Thank you!!!!
@walkwagrepeat3 күн бұрын
So thankful for the hope Many Hail Mary’s Ministry has shared. This is where I found MHM, and I have shared with my mom, my grandma and my godmother! 🥂🎀🫧
@Emmygrace1013 күн бұрын
That’s such an awesome way to put it
@bobyogisal36383 күн бұрын
Reminded of the mystery of Phil 3:14 I think. Reaching forward for the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Have held it to search it for me. I see a new thing from what you say. The goodness of God in the land of the living, marriage say or lack of sought for marriage because of the goodness in it… both have God calling us in it. From what we have in the desire if it is fulfilled or God calling us when we don’t have fulfillment of it. A hearing of Him either way if we seek to reach out to hear and understand. The prize is the calling. Something like that. Love you guys so. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
@MargoB4 күн бұрын
This is powerful stuff! You-all are helping me catch on to what our Triune God is truly like.
@MargoB2 күн бұрын
Especially Fr. Innocent?'s line, "Jesus... uses our... poverty, our pain, to bring us to the certainty that He takes everything upon Himself." WOW. That is very different from how I was seeing pain; it is a very redemptive view of pain. Thank you so much for your reflections!
@nataliegalasso93495 күн бұрын
Yes! More singing,please!! ❤Make a joyful noise to the Lord,all the earth. Worship the Lord with gladness; come into His presence with singing! ❤❤❤
@erinduvic85795 күн бұрын
Da da da da da 🎵🎵🎵🤣🤣🤣
@elizabethanderson48706 күн бұрын
I hate my live🤬🤬🤬
@Jack-il3qv8 күн бұрын
This prayer is not included in the writtings of St Francis. It first appeared anonymously in print in a Church magazine during the war years. Further details can be found online.
@carolinariley8 күн бұрын
The Eucharistic Congress was wonderful!!!! I don’t think my diocese was involved - however I watched all the revival evenings from KZread!!!! Being involved in the Charismatic Renewal for close to 20 years, the Eucharistic Congress opened my heart to the Spirit. Our church needs it- The people need it. Thank you Holy Spirit
@mementomori72668 күн бұрын
As someone who has personally experienced this, this topic is NOT talked about enough. In fact, this is the first discussion I have ever heard on this topic. I entered religious life twice and spent two years with one. Not being accepted has been the most painful experience of my life and no one understands. It's a hidden suffering.
@ericgoldfarb48709 күн бұрын
Im 64. I recall in the 1960s when visiting my grandparents in Brooklyn my dad would always point out the gil hodges bowling alley to us like it was a shrine
@Astra_Z10 күн бұрын
Really enjoying Fr Isaiah new album! And the mini documentary, too! I can't wait for the rest of the series. Thank you, Fathers 🙏
@jamesanderson722510 күн бұрын
Two comments. Cruise is a must. And Fr. Luke Fletcher needs to be there too! Or, Fr. Luke Fletcher guest appearance on the podcast !
@alciraproenza-collazo10 күн бұрын
Sister Mary Paul 💓 💕
@rossnovack272510 күн бұрын
Really excellent episode - probably one of my favorites! I went on pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago - walking 21 days/255 miles this past May. Your reflections really resonated with me and my time on The Way. It was a super blessed time…seeking the face of God in all the beauty, in the people I met, in all the circumstances, and in the long periods of prayer and contemplation. Pilgrimage is a school of trust - relying on the Lord to provide all I need and to be with me in the difficulties and in the joys. I was such a joy and grace upon grace. Forget the cruise, y’all should go on Camino! Even a 10 day Camino. Thanks for sharing your time and thoughts with us, Fathers. I love you guys!
@MargoB11 күн бұрын
Beautiful truths! Thank you, friars, for helping me get/see the close connections of poverty, blindness, and intimacy. I also appreciate that in all your podcasts, you don't just speak on/to the spiritual level but you bring the human side into the picture as well. I think that's what makes your conversations so helpful: you identify the human difficulties we all have and talk about how we can move through those to become closer to the Lord.
@cocoapuff13411 күн бұрын
Is it true that Henriette also birthed two children, but they passed away before she became a nun ?
@erinduvic857912 күн бұрын
The Trinity
@erinduvic857912 күн бұрын
Love this!!! Funny about the cruise. Great episode.
@Teamfra12 күн бұрын
How did the Monk Manual get past me?? It’s sold out! 🎉 Let’s get the press rolling for some more…we are gonna need more stat. Great idea 🙌🏻👊🏻👍🏻
@javileezk12 күн бұрын
My favorite is one of the songs, "Sinai."
@moureenmagdalen12 күн бұрын
Wow! Beautiful story on the Eucharist.
@dw153313 күн бұрын
Liked the podcast 4 minutes in 😆. Too Funny! and wholesome :)
@christinemclatchie13 күн бұрын
It’s just wonderful to know who we are in Christ, as without knowing that, we lack any real sense of identity… As a person who used to be a people pleaser, it’s been so freeing for me to know that the only person who’s opinion of me counts, is that of my Abba Father ❤
@surajsuryavanshi209515 күн бұрын
Vi fi fijuhi fibucu dubuvu xubyvh fibucj yunuch tibthibyhj yvibygu
@socorrozepeda187315 күн бұрын
Thank you, it is so refreshinging to see men taking a lead in prayer not just us women. Thank Lord Jesus for this gift.
@PhilVespe17 күн бұрын
Hall of Fame should be shamed of there self they on blind no. Good
@gabolujan310917 күн бұрын
2024 and still Playing this! Love it
@jesusismysavior200417 күн бұрын
Nurse here 🙋🏻♀️thanks for the shout out we do have some pretty crazy stories!
@alciraproenza-collazo17 күн бұрын
Love Sister Mary Paul. 💕
@maureencora118 күн бұрын
A Dodgers' Dodger, Heaven is for Heroes, Semper-Fi.
@maryspencer427419 күн бұрын
Fr MM, you brised my heart
@hectorguillermopantalena870019 күн бұрын
Benedictinos....
@marcelauasmn19 күн бұрын
❤❤❤
@irenecampos158219 күн бұрын
"not us"
@sophiahace992019 күн бұрын
It seems undignified.
@bobyogisal363819 күн бұрын
Referring to so much you said but especially your last topic there is a great song by Canadian wonderful songwriter Bruce Cockburn but the title says it all. It shouts to me when I think it. I am 78 and oboy is it true:THE TROUBLE WITH NORMAL IT ALWAYS GETS WORSE. ❤
@emilymatienzo592219 күн бұрын
Peace be with you, Fathers. I am from Southern California. I was surprised that, twelve minutes into this episode, you did not seem to be aware of any Cloistered Male Orders. I know of one example in the US: the Benedictine Monks of the Swiss-American congregation. Benedictines are the most ancient order, and they are the most hospitable. May God bless you.
@patriciaribeiro716520 күн бұрын
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@xochiltestrada23 күн бұрын
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@RDEVARAJAN199225 күн бұрын
BRAIN IS YOUR OWN CONTROL, IT CANNOT BE HANDLE BY ANYONE. ACCEPT THE PEOPLE, I CANNOT CHANGE, WISDOM= USE THE BRAIN, Follow AA 11th STEP
@isawthevideoandhereiswhati551122 күн бұрын
Nope. You didn't get it the first time.. keep comin back.
@janetmunday110025 күн бұрын
Yes, it resonates with me. Recent perseverance and courage by converts has touched my heart to ask the Lord, "what ways are you asking me to change?" It was a small fissure that the Lord opened so gently.
@judyfoxwell728926 күн бұрын
Hillbilly Thomists are coming to the Shrine of Our Lady of La Leche July 31 in St. Augustine. So coming here you will get a double experience! Join us!
@hopper156325 күн бұрын
They are also on the schedule for the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis.
@MargoB26 күн бұрын
Hello friars! I very much appreciate your insights and perspectives on living life with the Lord. Is there any way you could leave aside the filler words ("like", "again", "once again", etc)? They distract from the wisdom and truth you are so good at seeing and sharing. Minor point. I confess, I don't like getting distracted from such helpful conversation. I especially appreciate the way you talk about our human experience of the Lord and how to live the truths you are discussing in the midst of our brokenness/journey with faith. You don't just preach Jesus and the Gospel; you share how we can connect with Him even though we're not perfect. *So* helpful! Thank you so much for this podcast.
@sherryslr26 күн бұрын
Are YOU honestly able to converse at length on a topic without sometimes using these words??? I thoroughly enjoy the genuine conversation of these fathers and the fact that this podcast is mostly spontaneous and not scripted. A few specks in their eyes is part of genuine thinking on their feet.
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País laico eua Lei obriga tirar cristã de perto de ateu
😊
2026 good news cruise would be amazing with you guys! Make it happen! Going on 2025 & the 2026 good news cruise!
Yes, the people of God does desire more singing from you Fathers
You guys hit it out of the park again!!! Thank you!!!!
So thankful for the hope Many Hail Mary’s Ministry has shared. This is where I found MHM, and I have shared with my mom, my grandma and my godmother! 🥂🎀🫧
That’s such an awesome way to put it
Reminded of the mystery of Phil 3:14 I think. Reaching forward for the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Have held it to search it for me. I see a new thing from what you say. The goodness of God in the land of the living, marriage say or lack of sought for marriage because of the goodness in it… both have God calling us in it. From what we have in the desire if it is fulfilled or God calling us when we don’t have fulfillment of it. A hearing of Him either way if we seek to reach out to hear and understand. The prize is the calling. Something like that. Love you guys so. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is powerful stuff! You-all are helping me catch on to what our Triune God is truly like.
Especially Fr. Innocent?'s line, "Jesus... uses our... poverty, our pain, to bring us to the certainty that He takes everything upon Himself." WOW. That is very different from how I was seeing pain; it is a very redemptive view of pain. Thank you so much for your reflections!
Yes! More singing,please!! ❤Make a joyful noise to the Lord,all the earth. Worship the Lord with gladness; come into His presence with singing! ❤❤❤
Da da da da da 🎵🎵🎵🤣🤣🤣
I hate my live🤬🤬🤬
This prayer is not included in the writtings of St Francis. It first appeared anonymously in print in a Church magazine during the war years. Further details can be found online.
The Eucharistic Congress was wonderful!!!! I don’t think my diocese was involved - however I watched all the revival evenings from KZread!!!! Being involved in the Charismatic Renewal for close to 20 years, the Eucharistic Congress opened my heart to the Spirit. Our church needs it- The people need it. Thank you Holy Spirit
As someone who has personally experienced this, this topic is NOT talked about enough. In fact, this is the first discussion I have ever heard on this topic. I entered religious life twice and spent two years with one. Not being accepted has been the most painful experience of my life and no one understands. It's a hidden suffering.
Im 64. I recall in the 1960s when visiting my grandparents in Brooklyn my dad would always point out the gil hodges bowling alley to us like it was a shrine
Really enjoying Fr Isaiah new album! And the mini documentary, too! I can't wait for the rest of the series. Thank you, Fathers 🙏
Two comments. Cruise is a must. And Fr. Luke Fletcher needs to be there too! Or, Fr. Luke Fletcher guest appearance on the podcast !
Sister Mary Paul 💓 💕
Really excellent episode - probably one of my favorites! I went on pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago - walking 21 days/255 miles this past May. Your reflections really resonated with me and my time on The Way. It was a super blessed time…seeking the face of God in all the beauty, in the people I met, in all the circumstances, and in the long periods of prayer and contemplation. Pilgrimage is a school of trust - relying on the Lord to provide all I need and to be with me in the difficulties and in the joys. I was such a joy and grace upon grace. Forget the cruise, y’all should go on Camino! Even a 10 day Camino. Thanks for sharing your time and thoughts with us, Fathers. I love you guys!
Beautiful truths! Thank you, friars, for helping me get/see the close connections of poverty, blindness, and intimacy. I also appreciate that in all your podcasts, you don't just speak on/to the spiritual level but you bring the human side into the picture as well. I think that's what makes your conversations so helpful: you identify the human difficulties we all have and talk about how we can move through those to become closer to the Lord.
Is it true that Henriette also birthed two children, but they passed away before she became a nun ?
The Trinity
Love this!!! Funny about the cruise. Great episode.
How did the Monk Manual get past me?? It’s sold out! 🎉 Let’s get the press rolling for some more…we are gonna need more stat. Great idea 🙌🏻👊🏻👍🏻
My favorite is one of the songs, "Sinai."
Wow! Beautiful story on the Eucharist.
Liked the podcast 4 minutes in 😆. Too Funny! and wholesome :)
It’s just wonderful to know who we are in Christ, as without knowing that, we lack any real sense of identity… As a person who used to be a people pleaser, it’s been so freeing for me to know that the only person who’s opinion of me counts, is that of my Abba Father ❤
Vi fi fijuhi fibucu dubuvu xubyvh fibucj yunuch tibthibyhj yvibygu
Thank you, it is so refreshinging to see men taking a lead in prayer not just us women. Thank Lord Jesus for this gift.
Hall of Fame should be shamed of there self they on blind no. Good
2024 and still Playing this! Love it
Nurse here 🙋🏻♀️thanks for the shout out we do have some pretty crazy stories!
Love Sister Mary Paul. 💕
A Dodgers' Dodger, Heaven is for Heroes, Semper-Fi.
Fr MM, you brised my heart
Benedictinos....
❤❤❤
"not us"
It seems undignified.
Referring to so much you said but especially your last topic there is a great song by Canadian wonderful songwriter Bruce Cockburn but the title says it all. It shouts to me when I think it. I am 78 and oboy is it true:THE TROUBLE WITH NORMAL IT ALWAYS GETS WORSE. ❤
Peace be with you, Fathers. I am from Southern California. I was surprised that, twelve minutes into this episode, you did not seem to be aware of any Cloistered Male Orders. I know of one example in the US: the Benedictine Monks of the Swiss-American congregation. Benedictines are the most ancient order, and they are the most hospitable. May God bless you.
❤🇧🇷
❤🩹❤🩹❤🩹
BRAIN IS YOUR OWN CONTROL, IT CANNOT BE HANDLE BY ANYONE. ACCEPT THE PEOPLE, I CANNOT CHANGE, WISDOM= USE THE BRAIN, Follow AA 11th STEP
Nope. You didn't get it the first time.. keep comin back.
Yes, it resonates with me. Recent perseverance and courage by converts has touched my heart to ask the Lord, "what ways are you asking me to change?" It was a small fissure that the Lord opened so gently.
Hillbilly Thomists are coming to the Shrine of Our Lady of La Leche July 31 in St. Augustine. So coming here you will get a double experience! Join us!
They are also on the schedule for the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis.
Hello friars! I very much appreciate your insights and perspectives on living life with the Lord. Is there any way you could leave aside the filler words ("like", "again", "once again", etc)? They distract from the wisdom and truth you are so good at seeing and sharing. Minor point. I confess, I don't like getting distracted from such helpful conversation. I especially appreciate the way you talk about our human experience of the Lord and how to live the truths you are discussing in the midst of our brokenness/journey with faith. You don't just preach Jesus and the Gospel; you share how we can connect with Him even though we're not perfect. *So* helpful! Thank you so much for this podcast.
Are YOU honestly able to converse at length on a topic without sometimes using these words??? I thoroughly enjoy the genuine conversation of these fathers and the fact that this podcast is mostly spontaneous and not scripted. A few specks in their eyes is part of genuine thinking on their feet.
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