Episode 47 with Father Joe Roesch
Father Papczynski (1607-1701) was an esteemed theologian, philosopher, and preacher.
Why is St. Therese of Lisieux considered one of the most beloved modern-day saints? Fr. Chris Alar explains how, like most of us, she could not do extraordinary deeds so she found a new way. This new "little way" is the quickest way to become a saint and get to heaven.
Without St. John XXIII, there may not have been Church approval of the Divine Mercy message and devotion. Here's why.
Jesus Himself appeared to Sr. Maria Faustina Kowalska, a simple, uneducated nun in Poland, and advised her to record their conversations and messages in a diary, to inspire others to trust in Him and His Divine Mercy.
One of the principal intentions of St. Francis's own prayers should sound familiar to Divine Mercy apostles. This is no surprise.
With so much out there about St. Faustina, what is most important? Hear Fr. Chris Alar explain the life and spirituality of St. Faustina and why Jesus chose her to help prepare the world for His final coming.
"My mission - to make God loved - will begin after my death," she said. "I will spend my heaven doing good on earth. I will let fall a shower of roses."
Episode 45 with Fr. Eric Weldon
Ever hear someone shout “Viva Cristo Rey” at a conference or prayer meeting! Live Christ the King!
May we follow the example of de Paul in turning our eyes back to the Divine Mercy of Jesus, trusting that He will pave our way to sanctity and triumph.
After 1,000 years, why is St. Francis of Assisi still the most beloved of all saints? What did he do? What did he teach? How can his example help us today? Hear Fr. Chris Alar summarize it all in an easy and engaging way.
