Inspired by the heartfelt words of the Apostle Thomas, our podcast invites you to journey deeper into the heart of the Catholic faith: the Eucharist. A sacred mystery, YES! But the Eucharist is also a profound encounter with the boundless love of Christ—a love that transforms, heals, and unites us.
In each episode, we explore the beauty and depth of this great mystery, breaking it down in ways that are both enlightening and deeply personal. Whether you’re seeking to understand the Eucharist more fully or longing for a closer connection with Christ, this podcast offers insights, reflections, and inspiration to nourish your soul.
Come and discover the love that waits for you in the Eucharist. Let’s walk this journey of faith together and draw nearer to the One who gave everything for us.
Lord, I am Not Worthy
In this episode, we reflect on the words of Jesus in John 6:25 - 70, and build on the foundation of God's own example of humility demonstrated in the Person of Jesus Christ (discussed in the previous episode). St Paul reminds us, "Have this mind among yourselves, which is yours in Christ Jesus." With that, he roots this encouragement in the example of the Lord's own humility. What does humility have to do with the Eucharist? How do we become one with Christ in the Eucharist? How do we live a Eucharistic life of humility? What should this "Eucharistic life of humility" look like? Listen to find out!
God Humbled Himself
"Who am I that you are mindful of me?" These are the words of Scripture reflecting on the human experience in relationship to God and his great love for, and His mindfulness of, each one of us. His Love is what holds us together. He is Creator of all the universe and yet he chooses to come and dwell among us in the Incarnation. What can we learn about God's humility in reflecting on the "kenosis" (self-emptying) of God found in Phillipians 2? What can we learn from the examples of humility we find in the life of Christ? And how about the examples of humility in His Passion, Death and Resurrection? What is "true humility?" Finally, what does all of this have to do with the Eucharist? Listen to find out!