Best Shoalhaven Podcasts (2024)

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Week 568–The Word–Fr Tony Percy–Be Muzzled 5:35

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Fr Tony Percy says that when Jesus rebukes the wind and the sea, he says, be muzzled! We could all do with a lot of muzzling. We all speak too much and listen too little.By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Week 568–Gospel Reflection–Fr Mark De Battista–Pray with Intensity 3:31

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Fr Mark De Battista says that this Gospel is a lesson about faith and prayer. Pray as if everything depended on you and work as if everything depended on God.By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Week 568–The Call–Fr Dave Callaghan–Free Love 1:49

5d ago1:49

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Fr Dave Callaghan MGL says that the term free love is the ultimate contradiction because it is the very nature of love to bind itself. To love of Christ, is to surrender my whole being to him.By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Week 568–Habits for Disciples–Peter Abela–Walk and Chew Gum 3:04

5d ago3:04

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Pete Abela says have a go at walking and praying, channeling your inner mediaeval monk provides a significant boost to your relationship with our Lord.By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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240623 Journey Catholic Radio Week 568 50:14

5d ago50:14

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On The Journey This Week: Fr Mark De Battista says that this Gospel is about faith and prayer. Mother Hilda’s story on Egyptian rug weavers’ actions when they make a mistake. Plus, Fr Tony Percy, Peter Abela, and Fr Dave CallaghanBy The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Week 568–Wisdom from the Abbey–Mother Hilda–The Design Makers 1:59

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Mother Hilda’s story on Egyptian rug weavers saying that sometimes their most precious designs are the ones that are full of mistakes. Whatever mistakes you've managed to make thus far, God is already working them into the most intricate and precious design of your entire life.By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Week 567–Living the Gospel–Pete Gilmore–The Doctor 1:03

12d ago1:03

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Pete Gilmore says that in the Gospel Jesus uses the analogy of a doctor to say he came to help the sick. So, if I don't tell Jesus what's wrong then how can he help me?By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Week 567–Hearts on Fire Feet on the Move–Mark Raue–Connectedness 3:46

12d ago3:46

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(Mark Raue says that our simple daily decisions are connected to the wellbeing of others – and not just those in my immediate line of visionBy The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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240616 Journey Catholic Radio Week 567 51:42

12d ago51:42

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On The Journey This Week: Fr Richard Healey says our challenge is to discern how to be the best seed-Sower for God’s kingdom. Mother Hilda on the Father’s concern for us when we are in danger of harm, Fr Tony Percy says parables give us truth as well as freedom to explore the levels of meaning in the Gospel stories. Plus, Pete Gilmore and Mark Raue…

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Week 567–The Word–Fr Tony Percy–Word-Person 4:40

12d ago4:40

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Fr Tony Percy says parables give us truth as well as freedom to explore the levels of meaning in the Gospel stories.By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Week 567–Gospel Reflection–Fr Richard Healey–Kingdom Workers 1:58

12d ago1:58

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Fr Richard Healey says that the challenge remains for us to discern how to be the best Kingdom workers and Kingdom explainers that we possibly can be in our own day to ensure a rich harvest.By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Week 567–Wisdom from the Abbey–Mother Hilda–The Boy Outside the Pub 2:29

12d ago2:29

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Mother Hilda’s story of her concern for a little boy waiting outside a pub late at night is just like the Father’s concern for us when He senses we are in danger of harm.By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Week 566–Wisdom from the Abbey–Mother Hilda–Absence 2:34

19d ago2:34

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Mother Hilda says that at the centre of every absence there is mystery. At the centre of mystery there is a hidden God who understands what the absence has done to us and how that the absence is actually tearing our heart apart.By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Week 566–Smart Loving–Francine Pirola–Curiosity Kindled the Fire 2:19

19d ago2:19

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Francine Pirola say that one of the essential keys in the quest for sustained passion in marriage is a spirit of curiosity. If we feel bored in our relationship, there's a good chance that we've given up our curiosityBy The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Week 566–God in the Everyday–Fr Mike Delaney–My iPad Batteries 3:51

19d ago3:51

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when most of Fr Mike Delaney’s various devices had flat batteries, he pondered the metaphor on our relationship with God. Do I come to the Lord often to recharge so that I never run flat and struggle with life, or do I run near empty hoping that I will get through without his grace recharging me?By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Week 566–Gospel Reflection–Fr Mark De Battista–I Am 2:51

19d ago2:51

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Fr Mark De Battista says that the first reading highlights admitting responsibility and accepting wrongdoing, instead of starting the blame game. Yes, we can point the finger at a whole lot of things that are wrong. But each of us is also part of the problems with the world.By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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240609 Journey Catholic Radio Week 566 52:13

19d ago52:13

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On The Journey This Week: Two great reflections on the first reading; Fr Mark De Battista (I am part of the problem) and Fr Tony Percy (dialogue of salvation). Mother Hilda on experiencing absence in your life, Francine Pirola with a tip for sustained passion in marriage, and Fr Mike Delaney and flat batteries as a metaphor on our relationship with…

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Week 566–The Word–Fr Tony Percy–Dialogue of Salvation 4:41

19d ago4:41

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Fr Tony Percy says God does not come to Adam and Eve pointing his finger, rather He asks them four questions, a ‘dialogue of salvation.’ God is helping them understand what has happened with their sinning. We resolve to let ourselves be questioned by God.By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Dan's story, working in Aboriginal health 26:49

23d ago26:49

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Dan shares his experiences in and perspectives on kindness in health as a Principal Aboriginal Health Worker. Dan started his career in sexual health and now works in chronic care. Dan is passionate about helping Aboriginal communities to improve and maintain their health. He shares some of the reasons why Aboriginal people may feel uncomfortable i…

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Week 565–Gospel Reflection–Fr Mike Delaney–Diversity But Still Unity 3:09

26d ago3:09

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Fr Mike Delaney says the Gospel challenges us as the broken body of Christ to build unity and community and that we will make known the incredible power of the Risen Jesus in everything we do and say.By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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240602 Journey Catholic Radio Week 565 50:59

26d ago50:59

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Fr Mike Delaney says that the broken body of Christ builds unity and community. Mother Hilda stresses the need for regular breaks to pause and sit with God to be reinvigorated. Plus, Fr Tony Percy on redemptive fruits, Trish McCarthy and managing our hidden voice, and Peter Abela praying yourself first.…

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Week 565–Habits for Disciples–Peter Abela–Pray Yourself First 2:25

26d ago2:25

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Pete Abela says that we can apply the financial concept of pay yourself first to our prayer life. Regular prayer requires commitment and just a little bit of planningBy The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Week 565–The Word–Fr Tony Percy–Redemptive Fruits 5:43

26d ago5:43

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Fr Tony Percy says that the opening prayer to this solemnity is a magnificent summary of this celebration. The first part is a memorial, God himself remembering the Lord's passion. Next the prayer is the revering the sacred mystery of Christ himself. Then we pray that we may experience the fruits of the redemption.…

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Week 565–Milk & Honey–Trish McCarthy–The Voice 2:18

26d ago2:18

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Trish McCarthy says that we need to be aware whether our thoughts are positive, negative or neutral. Prayer is a good place to slow down your thoughts, letting your mind focus and centre you when your thoughts and internal chatter begin to run wildBy The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Week 565–Wisdom from the Abbey–Mother Hilda–Take A Break 1:54

26d ago1:54

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Mother Hilda stresses the need for regular work breaks to pause and sit with God to be reinvigorated. Go and sit down with God for a minute, let him fill up the reserve tank. You'll be amazed at the difference that it makes.By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Week 564–The Word–Fr Tony Percy–Baptise Cucumbers in Vinegar 4:15

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Fr Tony Percy says that people are to be immersed into the teaching of Christ and immersed into the waters of baptism, so much so, that we can truly say we are immersed into Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Week 564–Interview–Peter Abela–Habits for Disciples 8:29

1M ago8:29

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Journey Editor, Max Norden, in conversation with Pete Abela on his faith journey, his decision to establish a faith focused website called Habits for DisciplesBy The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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240526 Journey Catholic Radio Week 564 52:00

1M ago52:00

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On The Journey This Week: Fr Joshua Whicker MGL says that at the heart of the mystery of the Trinity is love and relationship. Mother Hilda says that impatience is taking over and she has an antidote. Plus, Fr Tony Percy says the word baptise means ‘to immerse.’ And Journey Editor, Max Norden, in conversation with Pete Abela about his faith focused…

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Week 564–Wisdom from the Abbey–Mother Hilda–Seasons of Your Day 4:02

1M ago4:02

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Mother Hilda says that impatience is taking over! It’s time to rethink/reset into the pace of the rhythm of the seasons of day–energy mornings, mellow afternoons, restful nights.By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Week 564–Gospel Reflection–Fr Joshua Whicker MGL–Made for Love and Relationship 2:25

1M ago2:25

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Fr Joshua Whicker MGL says that at the heart of the mystery of the Trinity is love and relationship and we ourselves are made for love and relationship.By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Charlotte a hospital pharmacist 17:00

1M ago17:00

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Charlotte is a pharmacist working at a hospital. She spoke with podcast host Frances during her shift. Charlotte shares why she wanted to become a pharmacist and the journey from studying to working. Charlotte explains how she works with patients, carers, doctors and nurses to ensure medications are used effectively in hospital and on discharge hom…

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Edna a hospital senior doctor 18:00

1M ago18:00

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Edna is a senior doctor who also helps to teach junior doctors. Edna spoke with Frances at the hospital where she works, reflecting on why she wanted to become a doctor and her journey to becoming a staff specialist in medicine. Edna shares how she juggles caring for patients in and out of hospital, with her teaching and family responsibilities. Ed…

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Lee a hospital stores officer 18:00

1M ago18:00

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Lee likes to brighten people's days by smiling and taking the time to have a chat with patients, their loved ones and his colleagues. Lee spoke with Frances during a short break in his shift as a stores officer at a local hospital. Lee shares the important role health care workers like him play in ensuring doctors, nurses, allied health and pharmac…

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Nick a hospital wardsperson 24:00

1M ago24:00

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Nick loves being part of a team that cares for aged care patients, especially those with dementia. Nick spoke to Frances before starting his shift as a wardsperson at a local hospital. Nick helps our nurses and doctors however he can, and cares deeply about being a calming reassuring presence for patients with dementia on the ward. Nick talks about…

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Nora living with gratitude and kidney failure 17:00

1M ago17:00

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Nora is a mother-of-four who lives with kidney failure. She spoke with Frances at her chairside while receiving renal dialysis treatment as an outpatient. Nora comes to hospital three times a week for the life-saving treatment and talks about how she juggles her health care with being a mother and a wife whilst also working. Nora shares her Cook Is…

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Phoebe a cancer services clinical support officer 28:00

1M ago28:00

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Pheobe is passionate about inclusive supportive cancer care. She sat down with podcast host Frances in a quiet room at the cancer care centre where she works. Phoebe is proud to work in administration as part of a team of health professionals caring for people with cancer. Phoebe talks about what it's like to work in health coming from a non-clinic…

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Rose a broken leg but resilient spirit 18:00

1M ago18:00

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Rose fell and broke her leg on a public holiday, relying on the kindness of strangers to support her and her three young children to get help. Rose spoke with podcast host Frances at her hospital bedside whilst recovering from emergency surgery. Rose reflects on her experiences coming to hospital via Ambulance, being cared for in the Emergency Depa…

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Ross living positively with chronic illness 43:00

1M ago43:00

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Ross sat down with podcast host Frances at a community health centre after his visit with a wound care nurse. Ross lives with chronic illness and limited mobility. He shares his journey from feeling angry about the challenges he faces, to choosing to live positively and make friends with his health conditions. Ross reflects of his experiences of ki…

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Sam a stoma patient and nurse 37:00

1M ago37:00

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Sam has a stoma, a small opening in the abdomen used to remove bodily waste into a collection bag. Sam is also a nurse and cares for patients with stomas. She spoke with podcast host Frances in the hospital ward where she works. Sam explains why some people like her need stomas, and how they are created and managed. Sam says having a stoma helped r…

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Sofia a multicultural health officer with a refugee background 29:00

1M ago29:00

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Sofia spoke with podcast host, Frances at our local health district head office where she works as a multicultural health officer. Sofia reflects on her journey arriving in Australia as a refugee to studying at university and working in health to help improve the lives of other people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. Sofa is …

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Taara a hospital junior doctor 16:00

1M ago16:00

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Taara took a short break during her shift on a cancer care ward to talk with podcast host Frances about what it's like to be a junior doctor working in a hospital. Taara shares why she wanted to become a doctor, how junior doctors like her rotate through different parts of the hospital to learn, and how she copes with some of the emotionally challe…

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Tim a hospital midwife and nurse 35:00

1M ago35:00

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Tim is a second-generation midwife and nurse who spoke with podcast host, Frances at the local hospital where he works. Tim shares what inspired him to become a nurse and then train to be a midwife and retrieval nurse, helping to care for critically unwell patients as they are flown to hospital. Tim reflects on his experiences as a male working in …

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Tony caring for a wife with mental illness 38:00

1M ago38:00

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Tony is a loving husband of a beautiful wife who lives with mental illness. Tony sat down with podcast host, Frances at a local hospital to share his experiences and insights. During their conversation, Tony reflects on his role partnering with health care workers to support his wife at home and when she is acutely unwell in hospital. He talks abou…

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Caitlin a hospital physiotherapist 24:00

1M ago24:00

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Caitin is a physiotherapist working at an innovative transitional aged care ward. Caitlin spoke with Frances during her break outside the hospital where she works. Caitlin talks about how she decided to become a physiotherapist as a child when experiencing the magic of physiotherapy after breaking her arm. Caitlin shares her passion for caring for …

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Radio interview with Rob Horner 5:27

1M ago5:27

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Shoalhaven Water fees and charges are proposed to increase from July 2024 to cover the increasing costs of providing water and sewer services and infrastructure across the region. Executive Manager, Shoalhaven Water, Rob Horner is 'on-air' with 2UUU Breakfast Team, Chance and Bec, answering their questions regarding the proposed increase in water r…

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Week 563–Gospel Reflection–Fr Joshua Whitehead– Extraordinarily Experiential 2:37

1M ago2:37

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Fr Joshua Whitehead says that Pentecost points us to the reality that faith can be extraordinarily experiential.By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Week 563–The Word–Fr Tony Percy–Tongues of Fire 4:29

1M ago4:29

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Fr Tony Percy says that the tongues of fire symbolize three things: grace to speak with eloquence, love and wisdom. The second symbol, the mighty wind or the breath, evokes the whole mystery of the book of Genesis when God breathed over the watersBy The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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Week 563–The Bush Deacon–Dcn Josh Clayton–Good Routines 1:47

1M ago1:47

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Deacon Josh Clayton says that we need to set up good spiritual routines to complement our lifestyle routines such as routines for expanding and growing our understanding of God, prayer time, reading scripture, and reading books that help understand faith and who Jesus is.By The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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240519 Journey Catholic Radio Week 563 51:19

1M ago51:19

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On The Journey This Week: Fr Joshua Whitehead says that Pentecost can be extraordinarily experiential, Mother Hilda tells about God’s broken heart. Fr Tony Percy and the tongues of fire symbolizing three things. Pete Gilmore and our personal temple maintenance. Deacon Josh Clayton’s tips for good faith routines.…

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Week 563–Living the Gospel–Pete Gilmore–Temple Maintenance 1:20

1M ago1:20

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Pete Gilmore says that as temples of the Holy Spirit, we need to do regular temple maintenance. If Jesus were to come visit our temple, like he did in the gospel, which tables would he upend? Which tables would he say, well, this has no place in your lifeBy The Journey hosted by Jude Hennessy

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