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Today Sia Hoyt shares pearls of wisdom with her fellow moms. 
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Praying at All Times

<DIV>A revised and improved translation of Pope Paul VI's encyclical letter, Humanae vitae.</DIV>

Humanae Vitae: Encyclical of His Holiness Pope Paul VI

<DIV>Saint Ignatius Loyola, the founder of the Jesuits, espoused the ideal of becoming "contemplatives in action." He was convinced that contemplation (the deep awareness and appropriation of the unconditional love of God) should affect our actions, and that our actions need to be brought back to contemplation. These five dimensions of the spiritual life: (1) the Holy Eucharist, (2) spontaneous prayer, (3) the Beatitudes, (4) partnership with the Holy Spirit, and (5) the contemplative life itself, generally do not develop simultaneously or even in parallel ways. Some develop very quickly, but do not achieve significant depth; while others develop quite slowly, but seem to be almost unending in the depth of wisdom, trust, hope, virtue, and love they engender. The best way of explaining this is to look at each of the pillars individually.Before doing this, however, it is indispensable for each of us to acknowledge (at least intellectually) the fundamental basis for Christian contemplation, namely, the unconditional Love of God. Jesus taught us to address God as Abba. If God really is Abba; if His love is like the father of the prodigal son; if Jesus' passion and Eucharist are confirmations of that unconditional Love; if God really did so love the world that He sent His only begotten Son into the world not to condemn us, but to save us and bring us to eternal life (Jn 3:16-19); if nothing really can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus (Rm 8:31-39); and if God really has prepared us "to grasp fully, with all the holy ones, the breadth and length and height and depth of Christ's love, and experience this love which surpasses all understanding, so that we may attain to the fullness of God Himself" (Eph 3:18-20), then God's love is unconditional, and it is, therefore, the foundation for unconditional trust and unconditional hope. There can be nothing more important than contemplating, affirming, appropriating, and living in this Unconditional Love. This is the purpose of contemplation; indeed, the purpose of the spiritual life itself. </DIV>

Five Pillars of the Spiritual Life: A Practical Guide to Prayer for Active People

When it came to writing about the &ldquo;permanent things&rdquo;, Thomas Howard was without peer. An English professor and Catholic convert, Howard wrote prolifically over his long career, in a style that will never cease to be both relevant and refreshing. This collection of his essays is a sampling of his finest work.&#160; The secular world is a rushing whirlwind, often devoid of the consideration of eternal truths. Seeking to voice the beauty of such truths, Howard articulates and respectfully engages with the world&rsquo;s ideas, contrasting them with the slower-paced, heaven-directed worldview inherent in the tradition of Christian thought. In doing so, he makes this tradition accessible to everyone. &#160;With clarity, wit, and culture evident throughout, Howard adds a personal touch to many of his essays, coloring them with anecdotes and writing in a concise, engaging style. Topics include imagination and storytelling, great literature, poetry, the writings of the Inklings, modern attitudes toward sin and evil, proper worship of God, and the significance of daily, ordinary choices. Howard melds the richness of a deeply Christian worldview with graceful prose, and Musings on a Starry Night is sure to enrich anyone who reads it.

Musings on a Starry Night: A Constellation of Cosmic Contemplations

<DIV>This is a popular account, by one of Europe's leading theologians, of the meaning of Christian faith and the serious contemporary challenges to that faith. Kasper has gathered together various lectures and revised and reworked them for publication. Not intended to be a theological treatise on faith, these very readable reflections address some of the real obstacles to the understanding and deepening of personal faith in today's world. Kasper examines the problem of "the handing on of the faith" that exists almost everywhere today. Faith itself is in question today, not simply the "how" of its being taught or handed on, but the "what" and "why" of faith. The knowledge of the faith has fallen to a new low today, and many of the fundamental attitudes of belief - reverence, humility, trust and devotion - have become foreign to us. Kasper provides profound insights into these problems and then give clear solutions to this modern dilemma.</DIV>

Transcending All Understanding: The Meaning of Christian Faith Today

<DIV>The more popular, practical counterpart to Hans Urs von Balthasar's own book of the same title, this book plumbs the depths of what it means to be a Christian.</DIV>

The Christian State of Life

What is theology? It is nothing more, or less, than the study of God. All who pray are, in a sense, theologians. All who believe in Christ are called not only to sanctity, but to theology. &quot;Be transformed by the renewal of your mind&quot; (Rom 12:2).Yet the field of theology, as taught in universities, can sometimes look like a distant abstraction, reserved for an intellectual elite. This cannot be not the case. To prove it, Cistercian Fathers Roch Kereszty and Denis Farkasfalvy of the University of Dallas, both veteran spiritual directors, bring us Theology in Practice: A Beginner&#39;s Guide to the Spiritual Life.Guiding readers from the first inklings of God&#39;s presence, to the fire of married love, to the miracle of the Eucharist, and even to the hour of death, this book completes the circuit between theological study and human experience. Never before has the Church believed as strongly as she does today that spirituality must, like leaven, penetrate and transform the ordinary, &quot;average&quot; walks of life. It ought not be limited to those who withdraw from the world.This unique work, written by two longtime friends and brothers in religious life, draws on the riches of the Cistercian founder Saint Bernard of Clairvaux&mdash;and with him the whole tradition of the Church Fathers&mdash;to communicate Christ&#39;s peace to hearts and minds.

Theology in Practice: A Beginner's Guide to the Spiritual Life

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Despite the overturning of Roe vs. Wade, abortions are still rising, and many are using abortion pills. But for those who take the abortion pill and then decide to keep their child, there is a process to reverse the effects of the pill pioneered by Dr. Delgado who joins us today.  

Dr. Delgado has recently written “Abortion Pill Reversal: A Second Chance at Choice” where he details this medical innovation and several moving stories where women have decided to keep their child and successfully given birth to healthy babies. In today’s episode, he joins Rose Trabbic to give a brief overview of his background, his own growth in the Catholic Faith, the revolutionary use of progesterone, and the thousands of children he has helped give a second chance of life. 

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0:53 Background
3:28 NaPro Technology
8:15 How the Abortion Pill Works
11:06 How to Reverse Chemical Abortions
13:17 Woman Who Want to Reverse the Pill
17:02 Likelihood of a Successful reversal
18:38 Attacks Against Abortion Pill Reversal
20:43 A Second Chance at Choice
23:09 Why the Abortion Movement is Scared
26:32 A Powerful Success Story
31:08 Hotline and 7,000 Babies Saved

A Second Chance at Choice: Abortion Pill Reversal w/ Dr. Delgado

Opening credits

Fr. Fessio Introduction

Dedication

Acknowledgments 

Introduction to Trilogy

Part One, Chapter One - The God of Love Is with Us 

Part One, Chapter Two - Jesus' Victory Over Satan, Sections 1-4 

Part One, Chapter Two - Jesus' Victory Over Satan, Sections 5-7 

Part One, Chapter Three - The Devil is Real 

Part Two, Chapter Four - How the Devil Works, Sections 1-3 

Part Two, Chapter Four - How the Devil Works, Sections 4 

Part Two, Chapter Four - How the Devil Works, Sections 5-6 

Part Two, Chapter Five - The Deadly Sins, Part One, Sections 1-3 

Part Two, Chapter Five - The Deadly Sins, Part One, Sections 4-6 

Part Two, Chapter Six - The Deadly Sins, Part Two, Sections 1-3 

Part Two, Chapter Six - The Deadly Sins, Part Two, Sections 3-4

Appendix

Closing credits

<div>
Spiritual writer, theologian, and philosopher Fr. Robert Spitzer, S.J., Ph.D., tackles the topic of recognizing and overcoming spiritual evil. His focus is the human heart. His goal: our spiritual and moral transformation, which leads to true peace and genuine happiness.
The book is divided into two main parts: (1) the realities of God's goodness and of spiritual evil, and (2) recognizing and overcoming the diabolical tactics of deception, temptation, and sin. The author synthesizes the best advice given by Catholic spiritual masters throughout the ages and gives a practical guide to implementing it in our busy lives.
Father Spitzer provides the biblical and theological background of Jesus' victory over evil. He also explores the reality of the devil, including extraordinary manifestations of diabolic activity such as possession. With insights from modern psychology, he shows how prayer can transform the subconscious psyche, making us better able to resist temptation, detach from the world, and grow in holiness.
</div>

Christ Versus Satan in Our Daily Lives: The Cosmic Struggle Between Good and Evil (Audiobook)

<DIV>Pope Saint John Paul II declared that the great challenge for Christians today is to become&#160;&ldquo;the home and school of communion.&rdquo;St. Teresa Benedicta (Edith Stein) is a sure guide to attaining the communion for which every human heart longs. This work considers St. Teresa&rsquo;s life and writings in the context of the &ldquo;spirituality of communion&rdquo;. As a philosopher she was directed towards attaining communion with the Truth, and she discovered that Truth was a Person, Jesus Christ. As a Carmelite nun she gave up everything for communion with him.Dr. Alice von Hildebrand, in the foreword, says Edith Stein's message &ldquo;is above her time&rdquo; and that the author, Sister M. Regina van den Berg, F.S.G.M. &ldquo;is well qualified to write such a book.&rdquo; Sister Regina explores in detail Edith Stein's theory of empathy as developed in her doctoral dissertation, as well as her later theory of community. Sister Regina has also used a number of Edith Stein's writings that, until this work, have not yet been available in English translation.Each chapter explores an aspect of &ldquo;communion&rdquo;, richly revealing the wisdom of Edith Stein, &ldquo;a Jew who became a philosopher . . . a convert to Catholicism who became a Carmelite nun and crowned her life with martyrdom&rdquo;. Stein&rsquo;s work &ldquo;provides insights that can help us to grow in the spirituality of communion, first by presenting to us the truth about the human person's nature and vocation and then by showing us how we can arrive at a spirituality of communion in the various aspects of life.&rdquo;</DIV>

Communion with Christ: According to Saint Teresa Benedicta of the Cross

As America reaches its 250th year, Dr. Harmon and Mark Brumley consider the importance of civics education and great books programs to bolster the future of the country. 

Dr. Thomas Harmon teaches at the University of St. Thomas, and he joins Mark Brumley to talk about the recent endowment given to the university to establish a new initiative aimed at developing good Catholic citizens. This initiative uses the Great Books (including our Constitution) as well as a seminar style of teaching to teach students to ask the right questions and pursue good answers. He and Mark also focus on the potential usefulness and challenges of artificial intelligence and what it means to be a good Catholic in America. 

If you are interested in learning more about University of St. Thomas, click this link: www.stthom.edu

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9:11 The Liberal Arts and a Civics Education
15:25 History, Literature, Philosophy and Theology in Civics
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29:15 250th Anniversary of the American Founding 
40:55 What Would St. Thomas Aquinas Think of Artificial Intelligence? 
50:20 Catholicism, Faith and the American Founding
54:45 More about the Programs at University of St. Thomas

What America Needs Today w/ Dr. Harmon and Mark Brumley

Daisy

Billboard Chris

The Transgender Explosion

The Autism Factor

The Cool Factor

"I want people to know I exist"

The Porn Effect

The Trauma Factor

Body Dysmorphic Disorder

Cognitive Therapy

"Affirmation" "Care"

Stereotypes

"Conversion" Therapy

The Suicide Threat

The Philosophy of Trans

The Motive for Separation

The Pill

Transhumanism

A War with Reality

"It is a Cult"

The School Problem

The Consequences of Conquering Nature

Redemption

Daisy 2022

Over the past few years, a transgender tsunami has swept the nation, completely overtaking the medical, educational, and counseling industries, and forever altering hundreds of thousands of young girls&rsquo; lives. What is going on? How did it come to this? And who is behind it? Filmmaker and father Don Johnson traveled the country to find out.
Featuring stories and insight from Daisy Strongin, Billboard Chris Elston, Ryan T. Anderson, Abigail Favale, Walt Heyer, Maria Keffler, Erin Brewer, Christopher West, Patrick Lappert, Pamela Garfield-Jaeger, Carl Trueman, Carl Olson, Billy Burleigh, Gary Michuta, Margaret McCarthy, Branda Lebsack, Michael Hanby, and Benjamin Wiker.
DISCLAIMER: This documentary contains graphic content that might not be suitable for some audiences. Viewer discretion is advised.

Dysconnected: The Real Story Behind the Transgender Explosion

<DIV> Von Balthasar shows the tension between the necessary unity in Christianity and the diversity that should and must exist. Today when most people talk about pluralism and really mean dissent and rebellion, von Balthasar shows how genuine variety is both possible and desirable within Catholic unity. </DIV>

Truth Is Symphonic: Aspects of Christian Pluralism

The kingdom of heaven is like&#160;leaven&#160;which a woman took and hid in three measures of meal, till it was all&#160;leavened. &mdash;Matthew 13:33How can we be part of the kingdom of heaven here and now and spread it to others, like leaven causing a lump of dough to rise and expand?Just look at the lives of the saints. Over the past two millennia, the Church has recognized thousands of men and women who have loved and imitated Christ so wholeheartedly that they transformed the world around them&mdash;as they were transformed themselves.The saints have come from every background, people, and era. They have been rich and poor, healthy and sick, single and married, members of the clergy and of the laity. The Leaven of the Saints groups them according to the kind of Christian witness they have given the world&mdash;as martyrs, Fathers and Doctors of the Church, priests and religious, popes and bishops, national heroes, founders of religious orders, married persons, and more.The vastness of this work reveals an important truth: that each saint is a unique individual with a unique mission to grow in the knowledge and love of Christ and to make him better known and loved in the world.

The Leaven of the Saints: Bringing Christ into a Fallen World

Introduction

1. First Pillar - The Holy Eucharist

2. Second Pillar - Spontaneous Prayer

3. Third Pillar - The Beatitudes

4. Fourth Pillar - Partnership with the Holy Spirit – Peace, Inspiration, and Transformation

5. Fourth Pillar - Partnership with the Holy Spirit (continued) – Consolation, Desolation, and Spiritual Discernment

6. Fifth Pillar - The Contemplative Life – Getting Started - Building a Contemplative Base

7. Fifth Pillar - The Contemplative Life (continued) – Ignatian Contemplation on the Heart of Jesus

8. Fifth Pillar - The Contemplative Life (continued) – Contemplation in Everyday Life

Epilogue

Saint Ignatius Loyola, the founder of the Jesuits, espoused the ideal of becoming "contemplatives in action." He was convinced that contemplation (the deep awareness and appropriation of the unconditional love of God) should affect our actions, and that our actions need to be brought back to contemplation.
These five dimensions of the spiritual life: (1) the Holy Eucharist, (2) spontaneous prayer, (3) the Beatitudes, (4) partnership with the Holy Spirit, and (5) the contemplative life itself, generally do not develop simultaneously or even in parallel ways. Some develop very quickly, but do not achieve significant depth; while others develop quite slowly, but seem to be almost unending in the depth of wisdom, trust, hope, virtue, and love they engender. The best way of explaining this is to look at each of the pillars individually.
Before doing this, however, it is indispensable for each of us to acknowledge (at least intellectually) the fundamental basis for Christian contemplation, namely, the unconditional Love of God. Jesus taught us to address God as Abba. If God really is Abba; if His love is like the father of the prodigal son; if Jesus' passion and Eucharist are confirmations of that unconditional Love; if God really did so love the world that He sent His only begotten Son into the world not to condemn us, but to save us and bring us to eternal life (Jn 3:16-19); if nothing really can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus (Rm 8:31-39); and if God really has prepared us "to grasp fully, with all the holy ones, the breadth and length and height and depth of Christ's love, and experience this love which surpasses all understanding, so that we may attain to the fullness of God Himself" (Eph 3:18-20), then God's love is unconditional, and it is, therefore, the foundation for unconditional trust and unconditional hope. There can be nothing more important than contemplating, affirming, appropriating, and living in this Unconditional Love. This is the purpose of contemplation; indeed, the purpose of the spiritual life itself.
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Five Pillars of the Spiritual Life: A Practical Guide to Prayer for Active People (Audiobook)