Thank you for reading this to us. So amazing, I understand your love of this Maria Valtorta testimony in The Poem of the Man God. I could listen all day to you reading this text Robert ❤️ 🙏🇦🇺
Thank you for reading this passage. I was riveted as you read this. I have always had a special devotion to St Stephen as he seemed so faithful and gentle and in the so forgiving. The part where he looks at Paul, seeming to know that one day the two will be together in heaven is so powerful.😢🙏 Saint Stephen, and Saint Paul, pray for us, and for our conversions!
Thank you Robert. This is worth hearing 20 times. I have a jug to empty and new wine to receive. That is the joy of the Eucharist before me, Thanksgiving itself, present, patient, kind. With desire that which forever has been the good becomes reality filling me to whatever extent I allow Him. Mary allowed for all of Him, John could never deny the more which he witnessed and the more He is. I would be a fool to wait for lightening when He is here in front of me, ready, capable, all good, the all in all, tender, loving, forgiving. Let Him abide in me that I may be a vessel filled with His goodness and an instrument of His will.
Brother Robert, May the holy blessings of Jesus of the Poem continue to lead and guide you in your important work! A couple of days ago you did an episode on Bishop Anathsia Schneider being invited by the Pope to come to the Vatican and visit him. This "invitation" by the Pope seemed to be most intriguing to you and you wondered just why exactly would the Pope want to visit with a Bishop who has publicly disagreed with many of Francis' teachings and public behavior. I believe that the reason the Pope was so keen on visiting with this Bishop is the same reason that Herod was intrigued by the Prophet St. John the Baptiste. Just as Herod's soul was truly attracted to the truth of St. John, so, too, is the soul of Bergolio attracted to the truth that Bishop Schneider upholds. I believe that this Pope knows that he is "way out there" from the true teachings of Jesus Christ, that he is really a Marxist communist at heart, as the Argentine President Javier Milei has attested too, and that the Pope is having some serious reservations about "the state of his soul; and that he is truly wondering if the course of his papacy and the profound changes he has enacted, will be blessed by Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, whom he is about to soon have to given an accounting to.
In the apocryphal Acts of Paul and Thecla, Paul travels to Iconium. In order to recognise him, he was described as a man of middling size, and his hair was thin and bolding, his legs were a little crooked, his knees were projecting. He had large (blue) eyes and his eyebrows met. His nose was long. He was full of grace and mercy; at one time he could seem like a man, and at another like an angel...
This description of St. Paul's physique is very similar to Father Chris Alar's description in one of his explaining the faith series videos..."bald headed, bow legged, 4'8""...😂
Robert, or whoever else here - what exactly is the Fourth Epiphany? Was that when the 12 year old Jesus was before the Elders, in His Father’s House, before the finding in the Temple? I have long thought finding had a double entendres, as in the relief of his parents but more so the revelation of who He was/is/and always will be, in this case the voice of God coming from a lad, the Lad. So that is how I take it but maybe it means his passion and cross as that is what gives us all of the sacraments and (can’t remember the word - starts w p, propr…? means revealed early as if out of order) so that type of revelation a “type” of his later same self, always present in his eternal nowness… Feedback appreciated… love you all and peace be with you..
Theophilus, so was the Gospel of Luke written for Lazarus? " I too decided to write an orderly account for you, most excellent Theophilus, so that you may know the certainty of the things you have been taught." luke 3 to 5 chapt 1
I reckon Paul was one of those who condemned Jesus, after all he was there when they stoned Stephen (Holding their coats )and then he is given a commision by the high priest to persecute the Christians.
No, I can’t find anything to support that, there is no mention of him. Since he was from Tarsus then it’s the reason he never met Christ during his ministry
Robert, or whoever else here - what exactly is the Fourth Epiphany? Was that when the 12 year old Jesus was before the Elders, in His Father’s House, before the finding in the Temple? I have long thought finding had a double entendres, as in the relief of his parents but more so the revelation of who He was/is/and always will be, in this case the voice of God coming from a lad, the Lad. So that is how I take it but maybe it means his passion and cross as that is what gives us all of the sacraments and (can’t remember the word - starts w p, propr…? means revealed early as if out of order) so that type of revelation a “type” of his later same self, always present in his eternal nowness… Feedback appreciated… love you all and peace be with you..
Thank you for reading this to us. So amazing, I understand your love of this Maria Valtorta testimony in The Poem of the Man God. I could listen all day to you reading this text Robert ❤️ 🙏🇦🇺
Thank you for reading this passage. I was riveted as you read this. I have always had a special devotion to St Stephen as he seemed so faithful and gentle and in the so forgiving. The part where he looks at Paul, seeming to know that one day the two will be together in heaven is so powerful.😢🙏 Saint Stephen, and Saint Paul, pray for us, and for our conversions!
Thank you Robert. This is worth hearing 20 times. I have a jug to empty and new wine to receive. That is the joy of the Eucharist before me, Thanksgiving itself, present, patient, kind. With desire that which forever has been the good becomes reality filling me to whatever extent I allow Him. Mary allowed for all of Him, John could never deny the more which he witnessed and the more He is. I would be a fool to wait for lightening when He is here in front of me, ready, capable, all good, the all in all, tender, loving, forgiving. Let Him abide in me that I may be a vessel filled with His goodness and an instrument of His will.
I read Poem of the Man God many years ago, from what I remember I believe that Our Lady ask to be taken to the body of Stephen after he dies. ❤
Brother Robert,
May the holy blessings of Jesus of the Poem continue to lead and guide you in your important work!
A couple of days ago you did an episode on Bishop Anathsia Schneider being invited by the Pope to come to the Vatican and visit him. This "invitation" by the Pope seemed to be most intriguing to you and you wondered just why exactly would the Pope want to visit with a Bishop who has publicly disagreed with many of Francis' teachings and public behavior. I believe that the reason the Pope was so keen on visiting with this Bishop is the same reason that Herod was intrigued by the Prophet St. John the Baptiste. Just as Herod's soul was truly attracted to the truth of St. John, so, too, is the soul of Bergolio attracted to the truth that Bishop Schneider upholds. I believe that this Pope knows that he is "way out there" from the true teachings of Jesus Christ, that he is really a Marxist communist at heart, as the Argentine President Javier Milei has attested too, and that the Pope is having some serious reservations about "the state of his soul; and that he is truly wondering if the course of his papacy and the profound changes he has enacted, will be blessed by Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, whom he is about to soon have to given an accounting to.
PRAY FOR POPE FRANCIS EVERY DAY IN YOUR ROSARY 🙏🕊️🙏
Seriously enjoying all this fan non-fiction. Thank you for sharing, Robert
In the apocryphal Acts of Paul and Thecla, Paul travels to Iconium. In order to recognise him, he was described as a man of middling size, and his hair was thin and bolding, his legs were a little crooked, his knees were projecting. He had large (blue) eyes and his eyebrows met. His nose was long. He was full of grace and mercy; at one time he could seem like a man, and at another like an angel...
This description of St. Paul's physique is very similar to Father Chris Alar's description in one of his explaining the faith series videos..."bald headed, bow legged, 4'8""...😂
Robert, or whoever else here - what exactly is the Fourth Epiphany? Was that when the 12 year old Jesus was before the Elders, in His Father’s House, before the finding in the Temple? I have long thought finding had a double entendres, as in the relief of his parents but more so the revelation of who He was/is/and always will be, in this case the voice of God coming from a lad, the Lad.
So that is how I take it but maybe it means his passion and cross as that is what gives us all of the
sacraments and (can’t remember the word - starts w p, propr…? means revealed early as if out of order) so that type of revelation a “type” of his later same self, always present in his eternal nowness…
Feedback appreciated… love you all and peace be with you..
And the word repeated - Leanas? Leonus? A character? A teacher? Any guidance as to that?
Jesus said I will show him how much he will suffer for my name sake!
so basically the classic st paul icon is accurate
Yes
Theophilus, so was the Gospel of Luke written for Lazarus? " I too decided to write an orderly account for you, most excellent Theophilus, so that you may know the certainty of the things you have been taught." luke 3 to 5 chapt 1
I reckon Paul was one of those who condemned Jesus, after all he was there when they stoned Stephen (Holding their coats )and then he is given a commision by the high priest to persecute the Christians.
No, I can’t find anything to support that, there is no mention of him. Since he was from Tarsus then it’s the reason he never met Christ during his ministry
@@thecatholicman He was in Jerusalem to stone Stephen, would he have not been there for Passover?
@@patttrick no. He never saw Christ.
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Robert, or whoever else here - what exactly is the Fourth Epiphany? Was that when the 12 year old Jesus was before the Elders, in His Father’s House, before the finding in the Temple? I have long thought finding had a double entendres, as in the relief of his parents but more so the revelation of who He was/is/and always will be, in this case the voice of God coming from a lad, the Lad.
So that is how I take it but maybe it means his passion and cross as that is what gives us all of the
sacraments and (can’t remember the word - starts w p, propr…? means revealed early as if out of order) so that type of revelation a “type” of his later same self, always present in his eternal nowness…
Feedback appreciated… love you all and peace be with you..