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Journeying With The Saints
Hosted by Amy Thomas · EN
Journeying with the Saints is a podcast that picks a Saint for a year to walk with through their writings. Each week, there will be a short reading and then a reflection. This podcast helps to move through the writings of the Saints and understand how their wisdom applies to our lives today. Each Saint has a unique insight into living out the Catholic Faith well and a deep understanding of how to draw closer to Christ. This podcast offers a great opportunity to learn from them.
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St. Augustine's "Confession:" Book Eleven, Chapter Twenty
Yesterday00:03:10Tap to summarizeWelcome, Catholic Pilgrims. We are getting spoiled with these very short readings. Perfect for the busy person. We are reading today from Book Eleven, Chapter Twenty on page 269.
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St. Augustine's "Confession:" Book Eleven, Chapter Nineteen
2d ago00:03:54Tap to summarizeWelcome, Catholic Pilgrims. Very short reading today on how the prophets told the future. We are reading from Book Eleven, Chapter Nineteen on page 268.
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St. Augustine's "Confession:" Book Eleven, Chapter Eighteen
3d ago00:07:15Tap to summarizeHello, Catholic Pilgrims. Welcome. Thank you for joining me today. I wanted to let you know that we are under a hundred pages left. So, we are just over 3/4 of the way through the book, which is awesome. We are reading today from Book Eleven, Chapter Eighteen on page 267.
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St. Augustine's "Confession:" Book Eleven, Chapter Seventeen
4d ago00:04:04Tap to summarizeWelcome, Catholic Pilgrims. We continue our readings on time and you might be thinking, "This is a lot of information about time. When is he going to get to the Genesis part?" We will, I promise. What I think we can take from this, is that off the very first sentence of the Bible, "In the beginning," St. Augustine has meditated deeply. This might seem like a lot to you, if you've never really taken the time to meditate deeply in the way that he did. Don't worry, I'm not saying you are bad or anything, it's just that this is what you can get to when you do take the time to contemplate the mysteries of God. With that, let's open to Book Eleven, Chapter Seventeen on page 266.
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St. Augustine's "Confession:" Book Eleven, Chapter Sixteen
5d ago00:07:00Tap to summarizeHello, Catholic Pilgrims. Another short reading on time and it's a continuation of what we read about yesterday. We are reading from Book Eleven, Chapter Sixteen on page 266.
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St. Augustine's "Confession:" Book Eleven, Chapter Fifteen
6d ago00:08:01Tap to summarizeWelcome back, Catholic Pilgrims. Today, is a little bit longer reading and it's not complicated, it's just that St. Augustine is going to say past, present, and future a lot. What he is saying, though, is very interesting, so don't get scared off. Just take in what he is trying to convey. We are reading from Book Eleven, Chapter Fifteen on page 264.
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St. Augustine's "Confession:" Book Eleven, Chapter Fourteen
1w ago00:05:56Tap to summarizeWelcome, Catholic Pilgrims. St. Augustine is going to get very philosophical on us today when it comes to thinking about time. And now is the time to read from Book Eleven, Chapter Fourteen on page 263.
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St. Augustine's "Confession:" Book Eleven, Chapter Thirteen
1w ago00:05:59Tap to summarizeWelcome, Catholic Pilgrims. St. Augustine wants us to be very clear that there is no time for God. He is outside time. Let's here his thoughts as we read from Book Eleven, Chapter Thirteen on page 262.
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St. Augustine's "Confession:" Book Eleven, Chapter Twelve
1w ago00:05:17Tap to summarizeWelcome, Catholic Pilgrims. Short reading today on how to handle people that are asking questions about God. We will be reading from Book Eleven, Chapter Twelve on page 262.
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St. Augustine's "Confession:" Book Eleven, Chapter Eleven
1w ago00:06:36Tap to summarizeHello, Catholic Pilgrims. Thank you for coming to join me today. We are going to be hearing more about eternity and in my reflection, I'm going to have to appeal to people smarter than me. First, though, let's read our short reading from Book Eleven, Chapter Eleven on page 261. Jimmy Akin Article
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