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This is the continuation of a series of reflections on Cry of the Heart, by Lorenzo Albacete. This reflection is based on the first three sections of Chapter 2, You Cannot Love What Shocks You, pages 21 through 27.Cry of the Heart, on the Meaning of Suffering, is published by Slant Books, Seattle, WA. ©2023 The Albacete Forum

This is the continuation of a series of reflections on Cry of the Heart, by Lorenzo Albacete. This reflection is based on the last three sections of Chapter 1, pages 14 through 20, beginning with "A Child and His Mother."Cry of the Heart, on the Meaning of Suffering, is published by Slant Books, Seattle, WA. ©2023 The Albacete Forum

This is the continuation of a series of reflections on Cry of the Heart, by Lorenzo Albacete. This reflection is based on the next three sections of Chapter 1, pages 8 through 14, beginning with "Born From the Flesh."Cry of the Heart, on the Meaning of Suffering, is published by Slant Books, Seattle, WA. ©2023 The Albacete Forum

This begins a series of reflections on Cry of the Heart, by Lorenzo Albacete, beginning with the first few sections of Chapter 1, A Mystery to Be Lived.  Cry of the Heart, on the Meaning of Suffering, is published by Slant Books, Seattle, WA. ©2023 The Albacete Forum

This begins a series of reflections on the Cry of the Heart, by Lorenzo Albacete. This first part begins with the first three sections of A Short Biography on Monsignor Albacete, by John Touhey, found on page 71. The next reading will pick up at the beginning of the book, with the Foreword, by Cardinal O'Malley.  

The journey of Father Walter Ciszek through Soviet prisons is both harrowing and enlightening. Listeners hear about the struggles of faith under communism, where spiritual longing clashes with ideology. Engaging discussions reveal the deeper meanings of life and the resilience found in adversity. The simplicity yet profound nature of faith comes to light, encouraging a personal connection with God. Ultimately, the narrative underscores the transformative power of belief amidst life's complexities.

Father Walter Ciszek, an American Jesuit who survived 23 years in Soviet prisons, shares profound insights from his book, "He Leadeth Me." He reflects on his unexpected journey to priesthood amidst doubt and the powerful faith of his community. Ciszek emphasizes the crucial link between daily prayer and faith, urging listeners to find God in their lives. He also discusses the transformative power of faith in overcoming life’s challenges, highlighting resilience against adversity while relying on divine providence.

Father Walter Ciszek, an American Jesuit who survived 23 years in Soviet prisons, shares profound insights from his experiences in the lead-up to Easter. He discusses the challenges of practicing humility and obedience under intense adversity. Reflecting on Christ's teachings, Ciszek emphasizes self-reflection and the importance of acknowledging God's will in our lives. He warns against pride and self-reliance, offering lessons in humility that resonate deeply, especially during this Lenten season.

Father Walter Ciszek, an American Jesuit priest and author who endured 23 years in Soviet prisons, shares profound insights on faith and resilience in the face of oppression. He discusses the struggles of Christians under a repressive regime, highlighting their unwavering commitment despite limited resources. Ciszek explores the beauty of ecumenism among persecuted believers, illustrating how faith thrived in adversity. He emphasizes the need for personal conversion and acceptance of divine grace as integral to the Kingdom of God.

In this profound discussion, Father Walter Ciszek, an American Jesuit priest who endured 23 years in Soviet prisons, shares insights from his book, He Leadeth Me. He explores the psychological struggles of inmates and the resilience that survives even in captivity. The conversation dives into the paradox of freedom, highlighting how true liberation comes from embracing divine will, and illuminating the peace found in surrendering to God’s guidance. His reflections offer deep spiritual lessons for anyone seeking inner freedom.