J.D. and Fr. Barry discuss a well-known yet difficult section of scripture for some: the closing of the fifth chapter of Ephesians. What does mutual submission and respect within marriage look like, and how is it analogous to Christ's relationship with the Church?
\n\nhttps://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ephesians%205&version=RSVCE
\n\nCasti connubii promulgated by Pope Pius XI on 31 December 1930
\n\n","summary":"J.D. and Fr. Barry discuss a well-known yet difficult section of scripture for some: the closing of the fifth chapter of Ephesians. What does mutual submission and respect within marriage look like, and how is it analogous to Christ's relationship with the Church?","date_published":"2024-11-15T00:00:00.000-06:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/44977ab8-68ca-4dfc-afeb-8f2dab10da57/1ad61588-809f-47a8-9199-79abad158416.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":62535714,"duration_in_seconds":3441}]},{"id":"550dff36-9493-4227-9f65-bc8b7fdc849e","title":"Episode 16: Learning Simplicity from St. Therese of Lisieux (St. Therese, Part 2)","url":"https://warm-snowflake-3632.fireside.fm/16","content_text":"Fr. Barry and J.D. McQueen continue their discussion of the document C’est la confiance, an apostolic exhortation from Pope Francis that discusses the holiness of our patroness, Saint Therese. What value does simplicity have in our lives? How can we have more confidence in God's guidance?\n\nClick here for the document they reference throughout the podcast: \nhttps://www.vatican.va/content/francesco/en/apost_exhortations/documents/20231015-santateresa-delbambinogesu.html","content_html":"Fr. Barry and J.D. McQueen continue their discussion of the document C’est la confiance, an apostolic exhortation from Pope Francis that discusses the holiness of our patroness, Saint Therese. What value does simplicity have in our lives? How can we have more confidence in God's guidance?
\n\nClick here for the document they reference throughout the podcast:
\nhttps://www.vatican.va/content/francesco/en/apost_exhortations/documents/20231015-santateresa-delbambinogesu.html
Join Fr. Barry Cuba and J.D. McQueen as they open the doors to a deeper understanding of one of the Church's most beloved saints—St. Thérèse of Lisieux. Through her humble yet profound "Little Way," Thérèse invites us to encounter God's love in the simplicity of our daily lives. Fr. Barry and J.D. lay a beautiful foundation, showing how this Doctor of the Church has the power to transform us as we dive deeper into her teachings. Discover how her life and spirituality connect to our own in new and powerful ways, leading us closer to holiness.
\n\nDon’t miss this inspiring episode, where you’ll find yourself drawn into a fresh perspective on St. Thérèse’s impact, not just as a historical figure, but as a guide for our modern journey of faith.
","summary":"In this episode, Fr. Barry Cuba and J.D. McQueen introduce the life and teachings of St. Thérèse of Lisieux, one of the most beloved saints and a Doctor of the Church. Through her \"Little Way,\" they show how Thérèse's spirituality is not just an ancient tradition but a powerful, transformative guide for our lives today. By connecting her simple yet profound approach to holiness with our daily experiences, they lay the groundwork for deeper discussions on how this incredible saint can inspire and reshape our spiritual journey. Don’t miss this opportunity to discover St. Thérèse in a fresh and life-changing way!","date_published":"2024-10-11T10:00:00.000-05:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/44977ab8-68ca-4dfc-afeb-8f2dab10da57/d9549cce-b742-4b42-bde3-c348bdc181c0.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":53988021,"duration_in_seconds":2857}]},{"id":"33981614-5268-43cf-a887-2189db67c29d","title":"Episode 14: Using Your Gifts, Part 2","url":"https://warm-snowflake-3632.fireside.fm/14","content_text":"This one is a bit longer, so feel free to divide it up and listen when you have free time!\n\nJ.D. and Fr. Barry talk about movies, Peter Pan and happy thoughts, and continue their discussion about how giving in whatever way a person can is a beautiful and worthy response to God's goodness, love, and mercy. ","content_html":"This one is a bit longer, so feel free to divide it up and listen when you have free time!
\n\nJ.D. and Fr. Barry talk about movies, Peter Pan and happy thoughts, and continue their discussion about how giving in whatever way a person can is a beautiful and worthy response to God's goodness, love, and mercy.
","summary":"\r\nJ.D. and Fr. Barry talk about movies, Peter Pan and happy thoughts, and continue their discussion about how giving in whatever way a person can is a beautiful and worthy response to God's goodness, love, and mercy. \r\n","date_published":"2024-09-12T15:00:00.000-05:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/44977ab8-68ca-4dfc-afeb-8f2dab10da57/33981614-5268-43cf-a887-2189db67c29d.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":60574340,"duration_in_seconds":3474}]},{"id":"0b455c9c-c118-4828-a550-5b631a89498a","title":"Episode 13: Using Your Gifts","url":"https://warm-snowflake-3632.fireside.fm/13","content_text":"Fr. Barry and J.D. discuss the concept of receiving gifts from God and what happens when these gifts are freely shared with others. When you enter into the flow of blessings, you will find yourself and your purpose and often be surprised by joy. ","content_html":"Fr. Barry and J.D. discuss the concept of receiving gifts from God and what happens when these gifts are freely shared with others. When you enter into the flow of blessings, you will find yourself and your purpose and often be surprised by joy.
","summary":"Fr. Barry and J.D. discuss the concept of receiving gifts from God and what happens when these gifts are freely shared with others. When you enter into the flow of blessings, you will find yourself and your purpose and often be surprised by joy. ","date_published":"2024-09-03T17:00:00.000-05:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/44977ab8-68ca-4dfc-afeb-8f2dab10da57/0b455c9c-c118-4828-a550-5b631a89498a.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":44112860,"duration_in_seconds":2434}]},{"id":"4eeb3226-6dd2-41ad-bf57-513f7839f52e","title":"Episode 12: Blessings","url":"https://warm-snowflake-3632.fireside.fm/12","content_text":"Catching up after summer activities, Fr. Barry Cuba and J.D. McQueen discuss a topic and activity seen every day in the life of the Church: Blessings. What happens when someone or something is blessed and how can blessings have a profound impact on our lives?","content_html":"Catching up after summer activities, Fr. Barry Cuba and J.D. McQueen discuss a topic and activity seen every day in the life of the Church: Blessings. What happens when someone or something is blessed and how can blessings have a profound impact on our lives?
","summary":"Catching up after summer activities, Fr. Barry Cuba and J.D. McQueen discuss a topic and activity seen every day in the life of the Church: Blessings. What happens when someone or something is blessed and how can blessings have a profound impact on our lives?","date_published":"2024-08-22T16:00:00.000-05:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/44977ab8-68ca-4dfc-afeb-8f2dab10da57/4eeb3226-6dd2-41ad-bf57-513f7839f52e.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":54837428,"duration_in_seconds":2991}]},{"id":"9718553f-6f93-4977-9e50-49ec15ce6a2a","title":"Episode 11: Three Stages of the Interior Life","url":"https://warm-snowflake-3632.fireside.fm/11","content_text":"Fr. Barry and J.D. speak about their study and experience of the three traditional stages of the interior life of one who is seeking God: the purgative way, the illuminative way, and the unitive way. ","content_html":"Fr. Barry and J.D. speak about their study and experience of the three traditional stages of the interior life of one who is seeking God: the purgative way, the illuminative way, and the unitive way.
","summary":"Fr. Barry and J.D. speak about their study and experience of the three traditional stages of the interior life of one who is seeking God: the purgative way, the illuminative way, and the unitive way. ","date_published":"2024-07-29T15:00:00.000-05:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/44977ab8-68ca-4dfc-afeb-8f2dab10da57/9718553f-6f93-4977-9e50-49ec15ce6a2a.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":56533507,"duration_in_seconds":3050}]},{"id":"282c5bb1-373f-4851-b8a2-7e1db6180c69","title":"Episode 10: Public v. Private Revelation","url":"https://warm-snowflake-3632.fireside.fm/10","content_text":"J.D. and Fr. Barry introduce a topic that can sometimes be confusing, and even a bit personal, to Catholics - the difference between public and private revelation.\n\nPublic revelation is God's self-disclosure to all people.\nPrivate revelation is God's self-disclosure to an individual or a group.\n\nVarious devotions and piety exist within the Catholic Church due to its global nature and long history; but what beliefs are essential to our faith and lead us to salvation? \n\nFr. Barry also speaks a bit to his new role as Chaplain for Austin Community College. \n\nThis talk explores the distinction between public and private revelation in Catholicism. Public revelation, found in Scripture and Tradition, is essential for salvation. Private revelation, given to individuals or groups, is not necessary for salvation but can deepen faith.\n\nThe Church carefully examines private revelations to ensure they align with public revelation and do not introduce new doctrines. While private revelations can be powerful, they should not overshadow the central role of public revelation and the sacraments.\n\nThe talk emphasizes the importance of humility, discernment, and the Church's guidance in navigating the complexities of private revelation.\n\nMarian Devotion\n\nThe talk also discusses Marian devotion, acknowledging its popularity but cautioning against excessive attachment to particular devotions. It encourages a balanced approach, rooted in Scripture and Tradition, and guided by the Church's teachings.","content_html":"J.D. and Fr. Barry introduce a topic that can sometimes be confusing, and even a bit personal, to Catholics - the difference between public and private revelation.
\n\nPublic revelation is God's self-disclosure to all people.
\nPrivate revelation is God's self-disclosure to an individual or a group.
Various devotions and piety exist within the Catholic Church due to its global nature and long history; but what beliefs are essential to our faith and lead us to salvation?
\n\nFr. Barry also speaks a bit to his new role as Chaplain for Austin Community College.
\n\nThis talk explores the distinction between public and private revelation in Catholicism. Public revelation, found in Scripture and Tradition, is essential for salvation. Private revelation, given to individuals or groups, is not necessary for salvation but can deepen faith.
\n\nThe Church carefully examines private revelations to ensure they align with public revelation and do not introduce new doctrines. While private revelations can be powerful, they should not overshadow the central role of public revelation and the sacraments.
\n\nThe talk emphasizes the importance of humility, discernment, and the Church's guidance in navigating the complexities of private revelation.
\n\nMarian Devotion
\n\nThe talk also discusses Marian devotion, acknowledging its popularity but cautioning against excessive attachment to particular devotions. It encourages a balanced approach, rooted in Scripture and Tradition, and guided by the Church's teachings.
","summary":"J.D. and Fr. Barry introduce a topic that can sometimes be confusing, and even a bit personal, to Catholics - the difference between public and private revelation.\r\n\r\nPublic revelation is God's self-disclosure to all people.\r\nPrivate revelation is God's self-disclosure to an individual or a group.\r\n\r\nVarious devotions and piety exist within the Catholic Church due to its global nature and long history; but what beliefs are essential to our faith and lead us to salvation? \r\n\r\nFr. Barry also speaks a bit to his new role as Chaplain for Austin Community College. \r\n","date_published":"2024-07-19T09:45:00.000-05:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/44977ab8-68ca-4dfc-afeb-8f2dab10da57/282c5bb1-373f-4851-b8a2-7e1db6180c69.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":63648787,"duration_in_seconds":2993}]},{"id":"ec12bced-0c0a-46d4-935b-b4c448bd6d3a","title":"Episode 9: Glory to God","url":"https://warm-snowflake-3632.fireside.fm/9","content_text":"J.D. and Fr. Barry consider a listener's insightful question about why we sing the Gloria. They also discuss how worship is like training camp: an intense, focused period of preparation so that when we who have worshiped walk out of the Church and into the world, we can recognize God in it and respond in faith to whatever life may throw at us. \n\nVeteran players often mentor those new to the team during training camp. Developing that same attitude towards those new to the church, welcoming them with experience and mentorship, can build community and connection. \n\nAnother image of the Church is used by Pope Francis and others, that of a field hospital. The Church forms and trains disciples, but it's also a place for the wounded to heal, a respite for those who may be bruised or injured by the world. J.D. and Fr. Barry share their experience of worship as an encounter with Christ the healer and Divine Physician. ","content_html":"J.D. and Fr. Barry consider a listener's insightful question about why we sing the Gloria. They also discuss how worship is like training camp: an intense, focused period of preparation so that when we who have worshiped walk out of the Church and into the world, we can recognize God in it and respond in faith to whatever life may throw at us.
\n\nVeteran players often mentor those new to the team during training camp. Developing that same attitude towards those new to the church, welcoming them with experience and mentorship, can build community and connection.
\n\nAnother image of the Church is used by Pope Francis and others, that of a field hospital. The Church forms and trains disciples, but it's also a place for the wounded to heal, a respite for those who may be bruised or injured by the world. J.D. and Fr. Barry share their experience of worship as an encounter with Christ the healer and Divine Physician.
","summary":"J.D. and Fr. Barry consider a listener's insightful question about why we sing the Gloria. They also discuss how worship is like training camp: an intense, focused period of preparation so that when we who have worshiped walk out of the Church and into the world, we can recognize God in it and respond in faith to whatever life may throw at us. \r\n\r\nVeteran players often mentor those new to the team during training camp. Developing that same attitude towards those new to the church, welcoming them with experience and mentorship, can build community and connection. \r\n\r\nAnother image of the Church is used by Pope Francis and others, that of a field hospital. The Church forms and trains disciples, but it's also a place for the wounded to heal, a respite for those who may be bruised or injured by the world. J.D. and Fr. Barry share their experience of worship as an encounter with Christ the healer and Divine Physician. ","date_published":"2024-07-03T13:30:00.000-05:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/44977ab8-68ca-4dfc-afeb-8f2dab10da57/ec12bced-0c0a-46d4-935b-b4c448bd6d3a.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":50295733,"duration_in_seconds":2752}]},{"id":"5445c060-d781-4d18-8aa8-8616fe3c2163","title":"Episode 8: Getting Worship \"Rite\"","url":"https://warm-snowflake-3632.fireside.fm/8","content_text":"Fr. Barry and J.D. continue their exploration (and explication?) of a solid Catholic understanding of worship. Why do we \"have to go\" to Mass? How can we participate fully, actively, and consciously in the liturgy so that worship is a transformative experience instead of a repetitive responsibility? We hope this episode will have you thinking about Mass in a new way and attending Mass with a new sense of awe!\n\nWorship as a Relationship\nUnconscious Worship and Rituals\n\n\nUnconscious worship occurs when things become central to our lives and make decisions for us.\nRituals bring worship into consciousness and provide an ordered way of worshipping.\n\n\nThe Significance of Mass in Worship\n\n\nMass is a universal and timeless event that transcends time and space.\nIt is not a mere representation, but an actual participation in the original Last Supper.\nThrough Mass, individuals around the world access the real presence of Jesus Christ among his disciples.\n\n\nNoble Simplicity in Religious Worship\n\n\nWorship should be noble, offering the best and not being casual or careless.\nNoble simplicity is described as the uncluttered focus on the essentials of worship.\n\n\nUnderstanding the Mass and its Impact on Our Lives\n\n\nThe Mass remains constant, but our understanding and connection to it evolve over time.\nBy reflecting on our lives and relating them to the Mass, we can experience transformation and spiritual growth.\nThe Mass serves as a means to connect with the Lord, find solace, and receive blessings.\n\n\nStaying in Love and Understanding God's Blessings\n\n\nSometimes it's difficult to comprehend how certain events are blessings from God.\nWe can approach God with gratitude even when we don't fully understand His gifts.\nThe Mass provides an opportunity for intimate communication with God through the Eucharist.\n\n\nFaith in God's Plan\n\n\nSuffering and pain can be woven into a greater tapestry of salvation.\n","content_html":"Fr. Barry and J.D. continue their exploration (and explication?) of a solid Catholic understanding of worship. Why do we "have to go" to Mass? How can we participate fully, actively, and consciously in the liturgy so that worship is a transformative experience instead of a repetitive responsibility? We hope this episode will have you thinking about Mass in a new way and attending Mass with a new sense of awe!
\n\nWorship as a Relationship
\nUnconscious Worship and Rituals
The Significance of Mass in Worship
\n\nNoble Simplicity in Religious Worship
\n\nUnderstanding the Mass and its Impact on Our Lives
\n\nStaying in Love and Understanding God's Blessings
\n\nFaith in God's Plan
\n\n"Nothing is more practical than finding God, that is,
\n\nthan falling in love in a quite absolute final way.
\n\nWhat you are in love with,
\n\nwhat seizes your imagination,
\n\nwill affect everything.
\n\nIt will decide what will get you out of bed in the morning,
\n\nwhat you do with your evenings,
\n\nhow you spend your weekend,
\n\nwhat you read, who you know,
\n\nwhat breaks your heart,
\n\nand what amazes you with joy and gratitude.
\n\nFall in love,
\n\nstay in love,
\n\nand it will decide everything." -Fr. Pedro Arrupe
","summary":"So many people spend their lives trying to fill the hole of emptiness inside us. Fr. Barry and J.D. reflect on the concept of the church as a family and the communal experience of attending Mass. Worship is discussed as a relationship with God rather than just an activity, and prioritizing this relationship is emphasized. The concept of idolatry is explored, highlighting how prioritizing work or other things over God can negatively impact our lives. ","date_published":"2024-06-18T06:00:00.000-05:00","attachments":[{"url":"https://aphid.fireside.fm/d/1437767933/44977ab8-68ca-4dfc-afeb-8f2dab10da57/11619474-5f6e-4b87-998f-2021bf7b788d.mp3","mime_type":"audio/mpeg","size_in_bytes":63208795,"duration_in_seconds":2916}]},{"id":"5b9c9af2-cbb6-4d4b-95ec-741e281919f0","title":"Episode 6: If You Don't Go to Daily Mass, Are You a Bad Catholic? Seeking a More Meaningful Relationship wtih God","url":"https://warm-snowflake-3632.fireside.fm/6","content_text":"The podcast explores various aspects of Christianity, including the concept of God, the importance of prayer, and the process of discerning a vocation in the church.\n\nTopics covered include:\nThe meaning of Confirmation and the Bishop's role.\nHaving a positive image of God for mental and spiritual well-being.\nHow God's justice and mercy work together.\nDiscerning God's voice and following a calling.\nThe importance of daily spiritual practices and prayer.\nDeveloping a meaningful relationship with God.\nJ.D. and Father Barry emphasize the importance of understanding God's nature and building a personal connection through prayer and reflection.Links:Father Mary Mary Ames : The Father Meditations — In The Father: 30 Meditations to Draw You into the Heart of God, Fr. Mark-Mary Ames, CFR, leads readers through a 30-day journey that unveils the boundless love of God the Father, who has “a plan of sheer goodness” for each of us (Catechism of the Catholic Church 1).Litany of Trust by Sr. Faustina Maria Pia — The Litany of Trust is a prayer composed by Sr. Faustina Maria Pia, SV. In it, we ask Jesus to deliver us from the things that hold us bound, and we place our trust in His promises.Jesus, I Trust in You: A 30-Day Personal Retreat with the Litany of Trust — We were made for love, and love requires trust. In Jesus I Trust in You: A 30-Day Personal Retreat with the Litany of Trust, Sr. Faustina Maria Pia, S.V., learn what it means to place our trust in Jesus—no matter the circumstances.\r\n\r\nIn this powerful invitation to a loving, trusting relationship with our Lord, you will pray with the Litany of Trust to overcome every obstacle to peace.","content_html":"The podcast explores various aspects of Christianity, including the concept of God, the importance of prayer, and the process of discerning a vocation in the church.
\n\nTopics covered include:
\nThe meaning of Confirmation and the Bishop's role.
\nHaving a positive image of God for mental and spiritual well-being.
\nHow God's justice and mercy work together.
\nDiscerning God's voice and following a calling.
\nThe importance of daily spiritual practices and prayer.
\nDeveloping a meaningful relationship with God.
\nJ.D. and Father Barry emphasize the importance of understanding God's nature and building a personal connection through prayer and reflection.
Links:
J.D. and Fr. Barry talk about responding to suffering. Why do pain and roadblocks happen in our lives and what should we do when it happens to us?
\n\nFr. Barry emphasizes that priests are also human beings with fallibilities, just like everyone else.
\n\nEffective Listening and Understanding
\n\nRedemptive suffering.
\n\nGod's Role in Our Lives
\n\nEaster Reflection on Relationship with God
\n\nUnderstanding Love
\n\nGuardian Angels and Their Role
\n\nRedemptive Suffering and Comfort
\n\nOffering Up in Grief
\n\nGod's Presence in Suffering
\n\nGod's Work and Scripture Interpretation
\n\nSeeking Guidance from Scriptures during Difficult Times
\n\nChristian Perspective on Suffering and Charity
\n\nSuffering and God's Love
\n\nGod's Love and Our Response
\n\nGod's Love Expressed Through Jesus
\n\nGod's Presence and Compassion
\n\nSuffering as an Invitation to Turn to God
\n\nGod's Love and Jesus' Revelation
\n\nJesus' Passion and Unity with God's Will
\n\nSuffering and Divine Plan
\n\nGod's Will and the Power of Commendation
\n\nGod's Plan for Victory
\n\nFaith and Doubt
\n\nJohn the Baptist's Doubt and Suffering
\n\nChurch as a Sanctuary for the Imperfect
\n\nChurch as a Place for Doubt and Hope
\n\nRecognizing the Voice of God
\n\nA Simple Way to Examine Conscience
\n\nRecognizing God's Work
\n\nGod's Love and Self-Knowledge
\n\nPrayer for Divine Guidance and Understanding
\n\nFather Mark Mary Ames Video : https://youtu.be/FUcoHAqOFRs?si=XaChOLjVYSz0UF7z
Links:
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\n\nNow that we are in the Octave of Easter, J.D. and Fr. Barry discuss how we should move from the Fast of Lent to the Feast of Eastertide. Is this an excuse to eat a whole bag of jellybeans?
\n\nIn this episode we'll dive into:
\n\nIt's Holy Week and the time we begin the walk with Jesus towards the cross. Come along with current Catholic priest, Fr. Barry Cuba and former Episcopal priest, J.D. McQueen, II, of St. Theresa Catholic Church in Austin, TX to ponder creating space for God this week.
\n\nIn this episode we'll dive into:
\n\nHow is your Lent going so far? If you have sidestepped the goal or goals you set out with at Ash Wednesday, you are definitely not alone. In this premiere episode of our podcast, learn from current Catholic priest, Fr. Barry Cuba and former Episcopal priest, J.D. McQueen, II, of St. Theresa Catholic Church in Austin, TX how to get back on track and prepare your hearts for Easter. In this episode you will learn:
\n\n