Trust is My Home

A conversation with Father Nathan on the relevance of Spes Salvi in our current situation.

In this episode I have a conversation with a dear friend Erin about the “single” vocation and the challenges and joys of such a life.

Becoming those who can receive.

Sitting down with my brothers and talking about a story that deeply changed our lives and the lessons we learned from it.

Déclaration of what God is asking.

Sanctification of quarantine.

What are we paying attention to? Is our attention leading to anxiety or to gratitude?

Pondering a different way of looking at Lent. How does my need create space for God?

How do we live trust through the hardest moments or through the seasons of desolation.

Allowing Mary to introduce us to the Father.

Today I sit down with Kathleen Roche and talk about what it means to find Christ in the backwoods, in uncertainty and in peace.

How do we live our faith when it feels the foundations are shaking? How do we find and honor God and trust his voice?

What does it mean to be open to the Holy Spirit? How can we wait in our own Upper Room for His Presence?

God desires to give us hope and a new joy in this year. He is coming for his Bride and He allows us to prepare for his coming through creating a home.

Three points in St. John’s Gospel that help begin the New Year.

An interview within Sarah Crow and Tomász Misztal about trusting God as they painted the Stations of the Cross.

In this episode we hear from Lisa Petinatto as she shares the story of trusting both in life's most difficult moments as well as in the daily joys and sorrows.
Father,
I abandon myself into your hands; do with me what you will.
Whatever you may do, I thank you:
I am ready for all, I accept all.
Let only your will be done in me, and in all your creatures.
I wish no more than this, O Lord.
Into your hands I commend my soul;
I offer it to you
with all the love of my heart,
for I love you, Lord,
and so need to give myself,
to surrender myself into your hands,
without reserve,
and with boundless confidence,
for you are my Father.
Blessed Charles de Foucauld,