The Mysticism of Ordinary Time
St. Anthony's Tongue
Ordinary Time is not filler. In this episode, we explore the mysticism of Ordinary Time and why this long green season of the Church year teaches us how to live the mysteries of Christ in everyday life. After Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter, and Pentecost, Ordinary Time asks: now what does it mean to follow Jesus? We’ll look at Matthew 9:36, the moved Heart of Christ, discipleship, the hidden Kingdom of God, the mission of mercy, and how Catholic mysticism is found not only in ecstasies and visions, but in ordinary life, daily prayer, mercy, work, fatigue, and small acts of love. Ordinary Time is where the mystery becomes livable.
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Religion & Spirituality • Christianity
About Podcast
For Those Still Haunted by God.
Catholicism for tired souls, strange hearts, wounded people, and anyone who suspects there might still be something holy here.
Catholicism for tired souls, strange hearts, wounded people, and anyone who suspects there might still be something holy here.
