Synopsis
Weekly preaching from Dr. David McDonald, Ben Redmond, and others.
Episodes
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Triduum, Part 3
04/04/2021 Duration: 04minNo matter how dark it seems, it's never to dark for God to work. No matter how far away hope looks, it's never too far to God to bring you to it.
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Triduum, Part 2
03/04/2021 Duration: 06minDo you feel crushed? Broken? Rejected? Is your life going to hell? Good news. Christ has been there. And this message of grit and gumption will help you get through it.
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Triduum, Part 1
02/04/2021 Duration: 06minIs your life falling apart? Are you living through hell? Everything going dark? There's only one answer.
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Kyrie, Psalm 133
04/07/2020 Duration: 05minThe Kyrie services in the Breviary are a varied set of liturgies drawn from Psalm called the The Temple Liturgies. The Temple Liturgies are among the most revered writings from the Ancient Near East. They had both spiritual and didactic purposes, meaning they were meant to be experiential and educational.
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Kyrie, Psalm 112
13/06/2020 Duration: 10minThe Kyrie services in the Breviary are a varied set of liturgies drawn from Psalm called the The Temple Liturgies. The Temple Liturgies are among the most revered writings from the Ancient Near East. They had both spiritual and didactic purposes, meaning they were meant to be experiential and educational.
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Kyrie, Psalm 34
23/05/2020 Duration: 08minThe Kyrie services in the Breviary are a varied set of liturgies drawn from Psalm called the The Temple Liturgies. The Temple Liturgies are among the most revered writings from the Ancient Near East. They had both spiritual and didactic purposes, meaning they were meant to be experiential and educational.
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Kyrie, Psalm 1
16/05/2020 Duration: 04minThe Kyrie services in the Breviary are a varied set of liturgies drawn from Psalm called the The Temple Liturgies. The Temple Liturgies are among the most revered writings from the Ancient Near East. They had both spiritual and didactic purposes, meaning they were meant to be experiential and educational.
