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PotOnWheel
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Journeys Through Great Lent

February 2009

Ancient Faith Radio is collecting episodes from our large family of podcasts that will help make your Lenten journey a fruitful and enriching experience. This collection draws from both past and current series and will be updated throughout Great Lent. In addition to what you see below, be sure your Lenten journey includes a walk on The Path with Fr. Tom Soroka. His daily (M-F) podcast draws on Old Testament readings and the Gospels, both from the Orthodox Study Bible, and is supplemented by rich commentary from the Church Fathers. Come back often!

http://ancientfaith.com/specials/journeys_through_great_lent

 


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   Posted 2/22/2010 12:16 PM (GMT -6)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Thanks for this, B. ;-)


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Thanks for the prayers, peeps.  All glory to God.  For our strength...
 
2/21/2010 – Shaken Not Stirred, Dwayne Polk  –  sermon length is 40:02 minutes

Despite Jesus clearly foretelling it, Peter didn’t think he would deny Jesus. But just as Jesus knew Peter would fall, he knew he’d get back up again too.
Focus Scripture – Luke 22:31-37

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   Posted 2/23/2010 9:20 AM (GMT -6)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Pope sees Lent as time for spiritual combat
February 22, 2010


At his Angelus audience on February 21, the first Sunday in Lent, Pope Benedict XVI likened the season of Lent to a "long retreat," a period of spiritual combat. Commenting on the day's Gospel, which recounted Christ's temptation in the desert, the Pope remarked that Jesus taught not merely by example but by actions, "by struggling personally with the Tempter, all the way to the Cross." The message for the faithful, the Pope said, is "that the world is improved by beginning with ourselves, by changing, with God's grace, what is wrong with our lives."

At the conclusion of his remarks, the Pope asked the crowd in St. Peter's Square to pray for the success of the annual Lenten Retreat at the Vatican, which would begin that evening. The Pope and the leaders of the Roman Curia will set aside their regular work for the week-long spiritual exercises.


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http://www.opentheismboard.org/default.aspx?f=10&m=109233


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