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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 504 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Sunday 2 August 2026
Today is Sunday the 2nd of August, beginning the 18th week of Ordinary Time.
Ladysmith Black Mambazo sing: ‘Uthando Olungaka’: ‘Who will separate us from the love of God?’ That’s a good thought to enter into prayer with, to be... more
Saturday 1 August 2026
Welcome to the Saturday Examen.
On Saturdays we like to look prayerfully and reflectively back at what we have done during this week, both our activities and our praying, to get used to seeing where God has been.
Don’t wor... more
Friday 31 July 2026
Today is Friday the 31st of July, the feast of Saint Ignatius of Loyola, in the 17th week of Ordinary Time.
Today is an important day for us – St Ignatius of Loyola was the founder of the Jesuits, and the spirituality upon whic... more
Thursday 30 July 2026
Today is Thursday the 30th of July, in the 17th week of Ordinary Time.
The Kyiv Chamber Choir sing In Thy Kingdom from One Thousand Years of Ukrainian Sacred Music.
Today’s reading is from the Gospel of Matthew.
Matthew 13... more
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Grab a cup of coffee & light a candle. Simple, yet powerful. Less than 15 min. The beautiful musics sets the stage. The Word of God often times read twice. A reflection. If your mind wonders, read it in the show notes. Lovely, thank you
No matter my religious denomination, starting each day with this short podcast grounds me in what all Christian faiths share in common. Helps me keep faith during these uncertain and turbulent times.
This podcast is the best way to start your morning commute or just to get your mind ready to deal with Dark One.
After many years of forced bible reading as a duty - I stopped reading it for a handful of years, hurt. I am so thankful for this podcast that gently invited me back to reading the Bible. Not leading with commentary and thoughts from a teacher - but rather waiting and listening for and to the spirit. Thoughtful optional questions that invite actual dialogue between the Spirit and I- in a very candid way. This podcast this past year has been a part of reconstructing my faith.
I listen to this every day, and it is so beautiful and meaningful. The music selection is amazing, and the weeks readings are all different, and yet together they are quite wonderful as well. Highly Recommended!!
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Daily guided prayer episodes weave scripture readings with contemplative prompts, breath work, and reflective questions set to calm, meditative music. Each day centers on a biblical passage and ends with a prayer or benediction, making it approachable for busy listeners seeking a consistent spiritual practice. Notable strengths include a clear, devotional format, integration of liturgical themes, and a gentle, accessible entry point for daily mindfulness and prayer. A few recurring critiques mention occasional production tweaks and navigation issues that can affect discoverability of episodes, rather than the content itself.
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