Marie Antoinette in her own words
Catriona Seth rexamines what Marie Antoinette’s letters can reveal about the life and character of the doomed Queen of France
Catriona Seth rexamines what Marie Antoinette’s letters can reveal about the life and character of the doomed Queen of France

In this episode of the Audio Bible Podcast, we continue reading the Old Testament Book of 1 Chronicles. We are reading 1 Chronicles chapter 28 [Read more]
No struggle can limit your destiny. God is about to fill you with joy and new laughter. Your best days are still ahead, and together [Read more]

How does God create? We read about the reality that God creates an ordered and good world. Moreover, he is continually present in his creation, upholding and sustaining it. We also learn that God grants human beings the dignity of being causes, giving us the incredible power to share in his Divine Providence freely. Finally, Fr. Mike reminds us that because we can participate in God’s plan, our suffering is not meaningless. Today’s readings are Catechism paragraphs 299-308.
Today’s readings come from Exodus 27-28; Psalms 96
Daisy Hay answers listener questions on the rebellious literary movement whose members’ lives were as unconventional as their art
This 2016 episode covers the aftermath of after a series of earthquakes on the eastern side of the Icelandic island of Heimaey in 1973. As [Read more]

In this episode of the Audio Bible Podcast, we continue reading the Old Testament Book of 1 Chronicles. We are reading 1 Chronicles chapter 27 [Read more]

With Valentine’s Day in just a few days, we are focusing on love, relationships, and dating in 2023. What does it take to sustain a healthy romantic relationship? You’ll hear the top dos and don’ts from , a licensed marriage and family therapist…

Why did God create? The Catechism today gives us a glimpse into the reason for our existence as we learn about God’s marvelous work of creation. Fr. Mike emphasizes that creation is ultimately a work of the Holy Trinity and a work of love that reveals the glory of God. He also reminds us that creation is not a work of the past; God is constantly forming and breathing new life into our lives and hearts. Today we read Catechism paragraphs 290-298.
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