The Catechism in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz) Day 358: Who Art in Heaven (2025)
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Dec 24, 2025 Explore the profound meaning behind the phrase 'Who Art in Heaven.' Fr. Mike reveals God's immediate presence in our lives, countering the notion of distance. He discusses how sin can exile us but emphasizes that conversion allows us to reconnect with the Father. The podcast also reflects on prayer as a personal communion rather than mere words. Delve into the promise that Christ has prepared a dwelling place for everyone, highlighting the journey from exile to reconciliation.
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Heaven Describes God's Way Of Being
- Saying 'Who art in heaven' describes God's majestic way of being rather than distance.
- Fr. Mike Schmitz emphasizes God's transcendence alongside intimate closeness to the humble heart.
Pause To Acknowledge God's Presence
- Pause and pray acknowledging God's imminent presence in your life right now.
- Fr. Mike Schmitz instructs listeners to cultivate awareness that God is closer than they are to themselves.
Already Seated With Christ
- In Christ we are already seated with God in the heavenly places even while living on earth.
- The Lord's Prayer professes our identity as God's people and our hidden union with Christ in God.
