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This podcast channel is dedicated to enriching your spiritual journey with Catholic content, with a particular focus on the Maronite tradition. It brings you insightful talks and lectures that delve into various aspects of the Christian faith; and allows you to dive deep into the rich tapestry of Maronite spirituality. “The Family of Saint Sharbel Podcasts” also shares inspiring healing testimonials, giving testament to the extraordinary divine interventions that, through the intercession of ...
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"Saint Sharbel Today", a Zoom talk, by Mr. Raymond Nader, President of the Family of Saint Sharbel, hosted by The Family of Saint Sharbel, USA on Saturday, April 24, 2021. In this talk, Mr. Raymond Nader shares his life testimony, describing a mystical experience that profoundly transformed him. He explains how this experience led him to devote his…
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In his talk, "Sanctifying Our Lives in the Digital Era," Raymond Nader, president of the Family of Saint Sharbel, addressed the challenges of maintaining a spiritually meaningful life amidst modern distractions. Drawing on Christian teachings and the life of Saint Sharbel, Mr. Nader emphasized the importance of deep reflection on life’s ultimate pu…
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On the occasion of Saint Sharbel's Feast Day, July 21, 2024, the Family of Saint Sharbel in the United States participated in the celebratory Mass at Our Lady of Lebanon Church in Washington DC, presided over by Monsignor Peter Azar, with the attendance of members of the community. Following the Mass, Mr. Raymond Nader, Founder and President of the…
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A Talk by Mr. Raymond Nader, Founder and President of the Family of Saint Sharbel, given at the celebration of the feast of Saint Sharbel, July 13, 2024, at the National Shrine Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes, in Emmitsburg, Maryland, USA. In his talk, Raymond Nader emphasized the critical role of faith in the current world. He highlighted Saint Shar…
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On Saturday, February 10, 2024, The Family of Saint Sharbel, USA, hosted a Zoom talk in English by Raymond Nader, Founder and Superior of the Family of Saint Sharbel, under the title “Saint Sharbel, Ultimate Model of Detachment." In this talk, Mr. Nader focused on the life of Saint Sharbel, most directly on his lifestyle, on his detachment from thi…
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This podcast invites you to join us on a musical journey through Saint Sharbel’s Ramsho and Ziyyah (Blessing with the Icon), unveiling the beauty of sacred hymns within the context of devotion to Saint Sharbel. Ramsho is one of the liturgical prayers within the Syriac Maronite Catholic tradition. The term "ramsho" specifically refers to the Evening…
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On Sunday, November 12th, Nathan (@AWaifSoul on X/Twitter), host of the podcast “Perturbations” and cohost of “Liminal Phrames” and “Calling All Beings,” made "A Conversation with Raymond Nader" public on his YouTube channel. Nathan has a seminary background and now studies Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) and consciousness. This podcast is a…
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In this podcast, Chorbishop Seely Beggiani delves into the structure of the Maronite liturgy. He highlights the unique preparation process that differentiates Maronite liturgy from others. This includes purification, petitions, and incense. He explains that in early Christian liturgies, there was a separation between the Liturgy of the Word and the…
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In this first part of a two-part podcast series, Chorbishop Seely Beggiani focused on explaining what liturgy is and why the Maronite liturgy is structured the way it is. He began by emphasizing that throughout history, the relationship between God and people has been seen as a communal endeavor. Liturgy, therefore, is the collective response of a …
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In this fourth part of Chorbishop Seely Beggiani’s lecture on Syriac spirituality, he continues his discussion on the importance of understanding human beings as created in the image and likeness of God. He emphasizes that the Syriac writers believed this aspect of human nature to be fundamental from the moment of creation, not just after the fall …
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In this third part about Syriac spirituality, Chorbishop Seely Beggiani further explores the theme of spirituality and delves into the idea of achieving a harmonious balance between our spiritual and physical sides. He emphasizes that we, as human beings, are unique in having both a body and a soul, and it is essential to find harmony between these…
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In this second part about Syriac spirituality, Chorbishop Seely Beggiani discusses the context of spirituality and the goal of human fulfillment. He emphasizes that God created us out of love to share His love and reflects Himself in His creation. The spiritual journey involves reaching a state of peace and fulfillment by expressing love towards al…
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In this first part of a four-part podcast series, Chorbishop Seely Beggiani reflects on how to understand spirituality in the Christian and Syriac Maronite traditions when spirituality has become a popular and generic term in today's world. He explains that spirituality is a process of maturing as a Christian, beginning with the decision of faith a…
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In this talk, Raymond Nader discusses the question that many people ask during times of crises and hardships: "Where are you, God?" We hear this cry from individuals who are facing difficult challenges, disasters, and tragedies. We wonder why God seems silent and does not intervene in these circumstances. Often, we pray and seek help, but it appear…
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In this second part of the lecture on the “Maronite Liturgical Year” by Chorbishop Seely Beggiani, given in 2019 at Our Lady of Lebanon Maronite Church in Washington, DC, he discusses the significance of the Maronite liturgical year and its relevance to Catholics. He explains that the liturgical year allows believers to deepen their understanding o…
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Part one of a two-part lecture on the “Maronite Liturgical Year” by Chorbishop Seely Beggiani, given in 2019 at Our Lady of Lebanon Maronite Church in Washington, DC. In this lecture, Chorbishop Beggiani explores the richness of the Maronite liturgical year and the hidden gems within its traditions and acknowledges that while many of us are familia…
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