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Sun, 21 October 2007  In this episode of the Divine Mercy Podcast, I discuss this weeks Mass readings as they relate to the need to persevere in prayer. I look forward to feedback.Music on this podcast: Sarah Bauer - Radiance Video Documentary on the making of Radiance Purchase Music by Sarah Bauer Theme music provided by: Megan Pettengill - Main Theme Chants of the Russian Orthodox Church - Examination of Conscience Elizabeth Wolff - Reading from the Diary of St. Faustina Podcasts and Websites on this podcast: podcast alley digg.com Comments[0] |
Sun, 26 August 2007  This episode of the Divine Mercy Podcast is devoted to the Our Father. I wanted to give some of my meditations on the prayer and to encourage everyone to listen to what they are saying during prayer and to try to understand what is being said. I look forward to reading your feedback.Music on this podcast: JSM - Overcomer Theme music provided by: Megan Pettengill - Main Theme Chants of the Russian Orthodox Church - Examination of Conscience Elizabeth Wolff - Reading from the Diary of St. Faustina Podcasts and Websites on this podcast: Daily Breakfast podcast alley digg.com Comments[0] |
Sat, 18 August 2007  This episode of the Divine Mercy Podcast has to do with the kind of relationship we have with God. Do we simply call on Him when we need something like he is the Candy Man or do we have a daily relationship with Him in good times and in bad?Music on this podcast: Josh Woodward - Waiting Takes Time Theme music provided by: Megan Pettengill - Main Theme Chants of the Russian Orthodox Church - Examination of Conscience Elizabeth Wolff - Reading from the Diary of St. Faustina Podcasts and Websites on this podcast: Rosary Army Catholic Parents OnLine podcast alley digg.com Comments[0] |
Sun, 10 June 2007  In this episode of the Divine Mercy Podcast, I relate an email exchange I had with one of the listeners. She was baptized Catholic but is now a Budist. The title of the show will make sense when you have listened to it. I look forward to feedback.Music on this podcast: Eric Vardeman - Make Yourself Known Theme music provided by: Megan Pettengill - Main Theme Chants of the Russian Orthodox Church - Examination of Conscience Elizabeth Wolff - Reading from the Diary of St. Faustina Podcasts and Websites on this podcast: podcast alley digg.com Comments[0] |
Sat, 21 April 2007  This episode of the Divine Mercy Podcast is my public goodbye to my friend and co-worker who passed away recently and how it effected me and my devotion to Divine Mercy.Music on this podcast: Sarah Bauer - I AM, I am yours Theme music provided by: Megan Pettengill - Main Theme Chants of the Russian Orthodox Church - Examination of Conscience Elizabeth Wolff - Reading from the Diary of St. Faustina Podcasts and Websites on this podcast: iPadre Catholic Podcast digg.com Comments[0] |
Sun, 8 April 2007  Our first special guest of the Divine Mercy Podcast has arrived and I am looking forward to introducing him to you. Many of you probably already know him and he has been an acquaintance of mine for some time now. He has contributed significantly to podcasting in general and Catholic podcasting specifically though tireless efforts to produce his quality podcasts as well as to promote and contribute to many other podcasts. Please tune in to hear him speak as I'm sure you will be better off for it.Chanting of the Trisagion Prayer: Chants of the Kyiv Seminary Choir Music on this podcast: 38 Acres - Hallelujah Theme music provided by: Megan Pettengill - Main Theme Podcasts and Websites on this podcast: Catholic Under the Hood St. Mel Catholic Church Divine Mercy Sunday Digg.com Comments[0] |
Mon, 2 April 2007  The Divine Mercy podcast presents a series of podcasts devoted to the physiology of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The series will discuss what was physically taking place in the human body of our Lord during the Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane, the trials of Jesus, the scourging and the crucifixion.In addition, I will be reading excerpts from the visions of St. Anne Catherine Emmerich of the Sorrowful Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ. These visions provide us with a detailed description of the horrific Passion and will, hopefully, shed further light on the humanity and divinity of our Lord. Websites mentioned on this podcast: On the Physical Death of Jesus Christ The Dolorous Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ Music on this podcast: There will be no music on the podcast during Lent Theme music provided by: Megan Pettengill - Main Theme Direct download: DM_18_-_Crucifixion_Part_5_-_The_Death_of_Jesus_3.m4a Category: podcasts -- posted at: 6:16 AM Comments[0] |
Mon, 26 March 2007  The Divine Mercy podcast presents a series of podcasts devoted to the physiology of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The series will discuss what was physically taking place in the human body of our Lord during the Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane, the trials of Jesus, the scourging and the crucifixion.In addition, I will be reading excerpts from the visions of St. Anne Catherine Emmerich of the Sorrowful Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ. These visions provide us with a detailed description of the horrific Passion and will, hopefully, shed further light on the humanity and divinity of our Lord. Websites mentioned on this podcast: On the Physical Death of Jesus Christ The Dolorous Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ Music on this podcast: There will be no music on the podcast during Lent Theme music provided by: Megan Pettengill - Main Theme Direct download: DM_17_-_Crucifixion_Part_4_-_The_Nailing_to_the_Cross.m4a Category: podcasts -- posted at: 1:59 AM Comments[0] |
Sun, 18 March 2007  The Divine Mercy podcast presents a series of podcasts devoted to the physiology of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The series will discuss what was physically taking place in the human body of our Lord during the Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane, the trials of Jesus, the scourging and the crucifixion.In addition, I will be reading excerpts from the visions of St. Anne Catherine Emmerich of the Sorrowful Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ. These visions provide us with a detailed description of the horrific Passion and will, hopefully, shed further light on the humanity and divinity of our Lord. Websites mentioned on this podcast: On the Physical Death of Jesus Christ The Dolorous Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ Music on this podcast: There will be no music on the podcast during Lent Theme music provided by: Megan Pettengill - Main Theme Direct download: DM_16_-_Crucifixion_Part_3_-_The_Scourging.m4a Category: podcasts -- posted at: 5:57 PM Comments[0] |
Sun, 11 March 2007  The Divine Mercy podcast presents a series of podcasts devoted to the physiology of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The series will discuss what was physically taking place in the human body of our Lord during the Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane, the trials of Jesus, the scourging and the crucifixion.In addition, I will be reading excerpts from the visions of St. Anne Catherine Emmerich of the Sorrowful Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ. These visions provide us with a detailed description of the horrific Passion and will, hopefully, shed further light on the humanity and divinity of our Lord. Websites mentioned on this podcast: On the Physical Death of Jesus Christ The Dolorous Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ Music on this podcast: There will be no music on the podcast during Lent Theme music provided by: Megan Pettengill - Main Theme Direct download: DM_15_-_Crucifixion_Part_2_-_The_Trials.m4a Category: podcasts -- posted at: 8:30 PM Comments[0] |
Sun, 4 March 2007  The
Divine Mercy podcast presents a series of podcasts devoted to the
physiology of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The series will discuss
what was physically taking place in the human body of our Lord during
the Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane, the trials of Jesus, the
scourging and the crucifixion.
In addition, I will be reading excerpts from the visions of St. Anne Catherine Emmerich of the Sorrowful Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ.
These visions provide us with a detailed description of the horrific
Passion and will, hopefully, shed further light on the humanity and
divinity of our Lord.
Music on this podcast:
There will be no music on the podcast during Lent
Theme music provided by:
Direct download: DM_14_-_Crucifixion_Part_1_-_The_Garden_of_Gethsemane.m4a Category: podcasts -- posted at: 12:54 PM Comments[0] |
Wed, 7 February 2007  Hello. Is this thing on? Testing.....testing. OK. After I knock the dust off of my microphone and review how Garage Band works I will get the podcast back up and running. My eternal thanks to those who have stuck around and stayed subscribed. I pledge that I will do a better job of producing shows more consistently.In this episode I take a look at what Heaven is and what Heaven is not. This is really only my opinion and I make no warranty, expressed or implied, as to its accuracy. Feel free to agree or disagree as you feel moved. Music on this podcast: Sarah Bauer - See Me Through Theme music provided by: Megan Pettengill - Main Theme Chants of the Russian Orthodox Church - Examination of Conscience Elizabeth Wolff - Reading from the Diary of St. Faustina Comments[0] |
Sat, 13 January 2007  Distraction during prayer is a challenge for us all. To try to assist you with this, I have recorded the Chaplet of Divine Mercy and included a series of meditations on the wounds of Christ's Passion. I pray that this recording will help you to grow closer to our Lord as you meditate on his passion and the agonizing wounds he endured for our salvation.May the Merciful Jesus fill your heart with His gentle peace and remember, at every moment, do what Love requires. Meditation Catholic Progress Music provided by Magnatune.com Great Doxology - Monks and Choirs of Kiev Peche Direct download: DM_Extra_-_Divine_Mercy_Chaplet_with_Meditation.mp3 Category: podcasts -- posted at: 5:25 PM Comments[2] |
