Fr. Donald Haggerty

Fr. Donald Haggerty, an expert in contemporary spirituality, joins the hosts to discuss the unifying power of college football, recognizing inspirational figures like himself, combating secularism through prayer and personal conversion, the importance of silence in a contemplative life, and the concept of love for God and being present in silence.

Fr. Donald Haggerty discusses the depths of prayer as explored by St. John of the Cross. They explore the shift in prayer from scenes to words, the importance of recognizing Jesus in the poor, the impact of love and service on prayer and family dynamics, and the dangers of approaching prayer with a selfish mindset. They emphasize the transformative power of prayer and its ability to deepen one's relationship with God.

Fr. Donald Haggerty, a priest from the Archdiocese of New York and spiritual master, shares insights from his book on the Church's current crises. He discusses the urgency for deeper prayer and personal conversion as the Church faces trials reminiscent of Jesus' Passion. Emphasizing spiritual sobriety, he highlights the need for clarity in doctrine and accountability, while balancing it with God's mercy. The conversation also critiques modern spiritual approaches, advocating for a return to traditional spirituality that fosters true growth and repentance.

Fr. Donald Haggerty, a priest of the Archdiocese of New York and author on spirituality, discusses the challenges facing the Church today. He shares insights from his book, 'The Hour of Testing,' addressing the rise of doctrinal ambiguity and cultural indifference toward God. Fr. Haggerty emphasizes the vital role of prayer for spiritual growth and the need for deeper understanding of the Eucharist. He advocates for genuine human connections in a technology-driven world, urging listeners to navigate these dark times with hope and faith.

Fr. Donald Haggerty, Master of Contemplation, discusses the experience of Dark Nights in prayer, the impact of St. John of the Cross's teachings on St. John Paul II, the importance of communication and communion in prayer, the role of sacred Scriptures, and the evolution of prayer practices towards simplicity and love.