John Sehorn

John Sehorn, an academic dean at the Augustine Institute and expert on Catholic saints, dives into the life of St. Boniface, the

Dr. John Sehorn, a Scripture scholar at the Augustine Institute, dives into the inspiring life of St. Louis de Montfort, a French priest known for his love of Mary and the Rosary. He discusses Montfort's transformative work, *True Devotion to Mary*, which helps deepen the connection between believers and Jesus through Mary. The conversation highlights Montfort's teachings on total consecration, the significance of Mary's mediation, and the spiritual power of the Rosary in fostering intimacy with Christ.

John Sehorn, a professor at the Augustine Institute Graduate School of Theology, dives deep into the Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary, particularly focusing on the Assumption of Mary. He discusses the distinct theological differences between Mary's Assumption and Jesus's Ascension, emphasizing Mary's passive role versus Jesus's active triumph. The conversation draws parallels between Mary and the Ark of the Covenant, showcasing their joyful journeys. Sehorn inspires listeners to see Mary as a model of faith and a source of hope for resurrection.

Join Dr. John Sehorn, a theology professor at the Augustine Institute, as he dives deep into the Wedding at Cana, the site of Jesus's first miracle. The discussion highlights the significance of turning water into wine, illustrating Christ's divine nature and its impact on His disciples' faith. Explore Mary's pivotal role and her theological implications, as well as the connections between this miracle and themes of love, marriage, and the Eucharist. This insightful conversation encourages listeners to deepen their faith and integrate it into everyday life.

Dr. John Sehorn and Fr. Isaac Morales, OP, delve into the transformative significance of Jesus' baptism by John the Baptist. They explore John’s role as a precursor to Christ and the unique aspects of his baptism compared to traditional Jewish rituals. The discussion ties the event to Old Testament themes of repentance and God's relationship with Israel. They also reflect on the humility and sacrifice of Jesus during this pivotal moment, inviting listeners to consider their own baptismal identity and its communal implications.