
Meditations by Fr Joseph Evans, a Catholic priest of Opus Dei in Oxford, England, and author of the poetry collection 'When God Hides' (2025: SLG Press). These prayer sessions, designed for both men and women, aim to facilitate a profound, personal encounter with the living presence of Jesus Christ.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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As we approach the Feast of Christ the King and the season of Advent, this meditation draws a profound connection between Christ’s kingship and St. Paul’s words on marriage in Ephesians. We reflect on how Jesus rules not by worldly power, but by self... more
This meditation invites us to reflect on our sensitivity to God's revelation and calls. We explore how, like the people in the days of Noah, our ordinary activities can blind us to His presence, rather than being the place to find Him. This reflectio... more
This meditation reflects on Psalm 149 and the call to "sing to the Lord a new song." Drawing on St. Augustine, we explore how this song is not just sung with our voices, but lived out as the joyful "new life" we receive in baptism. We'll consider how... more
This meditation reflects on death not as a curse, but as an act of divine mercy and a doorway to eternal life, especially as we approach November, the month of the Holy Souls. Drawing from the book of Genesis, St. Paul, and the teachings of St. Josem... more
This meditation draws on Luke 13 to impress upon us the urgency of repentance and the boundless scope of divine mercy. Reflecting on Christ's warnings about perishing, the parable of the barren fig tree, and the healing of the bent-over woman, we see... more
This meditation reflects on Christ's solemn warning to "beware of the leaven of the Pharisees, which is hypocrisy," highlighting sincerity as the vital virtue for his disciples. We ponder the danger of falsehood—of living a double life or having a co... more
This meditation unpacks the Our Father as the perfect prayer, profoundly aligned with the spirit of Opus Dei. We reflect on the prayer's focus on truth and sincerity with God, the foundational reality of divine filiation (God's Fatherhood), and the c... more
This meditation celebrates the anniversary of Opus Dei's founding on the Feast of the Guardian Angels, seeing it as a great gift and a precious jewel in the Church. Our vocation is presented as a vibrant, hidden power—a living spring that sanctifies ... more
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Focusing on themes of spirituality and personal transformation, this podcast provides reflective meditations led by a Catholic priest. The sessions touch on various aspects of the Christian faith, particularly emphasizing the importance of the Eucharist, Mary, and conversion experiences. The speaker encourages listeners to engage deeply with their spiritual journeys through prayer, exploring topics such as humility, vocation, and the call to sanctity. Unique to this podcast is its commitment to fostering personal encounters with Jesus Christ, making it accessible to both men and women who seek to enhance their understanding of faith and spirituality in a modern context. The blend of theological insights and personal reflections aims to reso... more
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