Welcome to Catholic Classics from Ascension! Each season we'll read through a great Catholic spiritual writing providing insightful commentary and practical guidance along the way. Informative and enriching, these 20-30 mins episodes will allow you to learn from the Catholic Church’s most revered saints and teachers as you seek to cultivate your spiritual life. In season three of Catholic Classics... more
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As a conclusion to this season of Catholic Classics and to the life of St. Thérèse, Fr. Michael-Joseph provides an introduction to the epilogue of Story of a Soul. His introduction is followed by the reading of the epilogue. In the epilogue, we are g... more
What does one reflect on in the days leading up to death? In these last pages of Story of a Soul, St. Thérèse is also very near to the day of her death. She reflects on prayer being the source of all good. She writes about intercessory prayer and how... more
It can be challenging to let the small things go. For St. Thérèse, it was the small things that she saw as the greatest opportunities for love. She recounts in these pages several instances where she struggled with the behavior of fellow sisters in t... more
Not many people would describe prayer as something simple. However, the way in which St. Thérèse describes it conveys the possibility of simplicity in prayer. Fr. Jacob-Bertrand and Fr. Michael-Joseph reflect on prayer as friendship with God and how ... more
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I’m enjoying reading and listening to Story of a Soul. I wasn’t sure about the narration at first but she really brings Therese’s voice to life. I first read the book about 20 years ago and didn’t really like it. I read it again a few years ago and got it!! Her Little Way — there is so much there! I agree that every reading reveals something new! Thank you Fathers for doing this! Your commentaries are wonderful!!
How wonderful this is! I love that you found a French professional voice for St. Therese. I feel like she is speaking to me and it makes her seem alive. Thank you!
To read these books together is enormously touching and uplifting. Can’t say enough good things about this podcast, especially St Therese of Liseaux Story of a Soul.
I am way behind as I just found this series of podcasts.I have opened and trued this book before but felt overwhelmed or stupid.So far these two priests have been wonderful and being able to work at my pace going back and forward for things I need to listen too again is wonderful.Thank you so much,you are in my prayers.
Really enjoying listening and learning from these spiritual classics. So glad I found this podcast.
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