
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
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 201 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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The real test of our prayer isn't how extraordinary the experience feels, but whether it bears good fruit in our lives and helps us faithfully live out our responsibilities. Sr. Katie Flanagan reminds us that God meets us not only in the chapel, but ... more
What happens when prayer stops being something we try to accomplish and becomes something we simply receive from God? Sr. Katie Flanagan explains the transition from our own efforts in prayer to the mysterious work of God within the soul—and reminds ... more
What if your distracted mind doesn’t mean you’re failing at prayer? As we enter The Fourth Dwelling Place, Sr. Katie Flanagan and Sr. Elfie Del Rosario reveal the difference between consolation and spiritual delight, and remind us that God works in H... more
Ever caught yourself calling something a virtue when it was really an attachment? Sr. Katie Flanagan explains the flaw of souls whose lives look well-ordered but who fall apart at the smallest trial, and who mistake clinging to their own will for hol... more
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Before I listened to this podcast, I actually read a different version of Practice of the Presence of God and found it difficult to get through. so I thought I would try the podcast and go through it a second time and I’m glad I did. This brother sister duo was silly at times I must admit, but I really appreciated the practical application that they gave, especially at the end of each segment. I also liked this version of the book. Thanks so much-
These podcasters bring the beauty and profundity of the faith lightly to my heart.
I really enjoy this podcast. Like really really. I will say that season 3 was rough with the funky, almost AI, voice they used, but season 5 has more than made up for it in the few episodes that have dropped so far. Reading the books alone is good, but having the commentary really opens up more understanding. Keep it up! And Ascension, please keep this podcast going and coming out with the books. I have all of them and love how they look and feel!
I've only seen the Confessions series. The hosts were engaging and well spoke. Very funny.
I previously enjoyed this podcast. The 4th season was announced but it was never made available! Where is it?
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Season-based readings of classic Catholic spiritual writings pair selections from each book with accessible commentary and practical guidance for prayer and daily life. Hosts read and explain works by influential saints and spiritual teachers, connecting their ideas to ordinary experiences such as family responsibilities, work, suffering, and distraction. The format combines guided reading, theological discussion, personal reflection, and often a closing prayer, making challenging texts easier to follow in short installments.
Regular presenters have included Fr. Gregory Pine and Rebecca Dockery, with other seasons led by different Catholic presenters, including religious sisters. The focus is firmly Catholic and devotional, but the discuss... more
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