
The Universalis apps and website give you the Mass readings and every Hour of the Liturgy of the Hours for every day of every year. This podcast continues the theme. It tells you how to use Universalis and regularly points you to the highlights of the liturgy of the coming days.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 113 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

The “theological season”. The Holy Trinity. Ourselves as trinitarian creators: Idea, Act, and Life. The Liturgy of the Hours continued: the Office of Readings. Episode notes.
Pentecost and the Jewish Feast of Weeks. The Spirit bringing life to the Apostles and to us. “Go and teach all nations” and learning from them. Our hybrid Christian culture, both Jewish and Greek. Saint Philip Neri. The Holy Spirit and the Catholic R... more
The days after Ascension: a lost and gloomy time. The unknown Advocate. Life without life. Days without salt. Getting a handle on the Spirit. Giving life to a creation; images of fire and electricity. Salvation history as re-wiring. Arianism and Pope... more
The time after the Resurrection comes to the end: the Ascension approaches. Feet or sandals? Theo-drama, and the Ascension as drama. The Liturgy of the Hours continued: Vespers. Episode notes.
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I look forward to the podcast every week! I would like you to know your hard work and dedication is not lost on this subscriber!
Everything about this weekly conversation is a delight and blessing! I savor the episodes and often listen both at the start and the end of each week.
A wonderful podcast— inspiring and informative!! Thank you for doing this!
I like listening to the podcasts while I'm getting ready for a day....
This was recommended by my good friend Trappist monk Brother Hugh . I’m learning so much from this essential app for every Catholic and for that matter every Christian! I’ve been doing the Liturgy of the Hours for months now thanks be to God with this tool I’m confident St. Carlo Acutis would approve of .
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The show centers on Catholic liturgy, daily prayer, and how to use a liturgical app to enhance spiritual practice. Each episode guides listeners through the upcoming week's readings, feasts, and seasons, with practical tips for fitting Liturgy of the Hours and daily prayers into busy lives. A steady thread is how Universalis can support personal devotion and group prayer, often weaving theological reflections, historical notes, and accessible explanations for lay listeners seeking deeper faith engagement. A notable strength is the concise, host-driven format that makes dense liturgical content approachable in short episodes, making it suitable for listeners seeking regular spiritual guidance and actionable practices for their faith routines... more
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