Logos Podcast

On this episode, we enter into the scriptural readings for Christmas day. We reflect and expound on the incarnation by taking the ancient contemplative approach to reading scripture, namely Lectio Divina. 'Lectio' first appears as a discipline in the 6th and 7th century when St. Benedict of Nursia and his monks began to translate and transcribe the scriptures, evolving into an exegetical practice of meditation and contemplation. We hope you find this episode illuminating!Enjoy, and Merry Christmas!Support the show

On this episode, Los Bros will be discussing the 'Metaverse' and 'Sacro Machine', and their epistemological and anthropological implications. Why is man continually seeking to go beyond the material world into an 'unknown world'? Does the Metaverse dimension and Sacro machine reveal to us something else about current culture? Tune in to found out! As always, God Bless! Support the show

On this episode, we will be discussing the sacrament of baptism; It's necessity, effect's, and scriptural basis. For reference, we use the Catechism of the Catholic Church, Scripture, and Dogma and Preaching by Joseph Ratzinger. Support the show

On this episode, we discuss the central topic to the Faith, namely, the Eucharist, the body and blood of our Lord, Jesus Christ. In the episode, we give a definition of the Eucharist (CCC 1374), enter into its symbolic vs. literal significance, read what John's Gospel tells us about the Eucharist, speak of the prefigurements of the Eucharist and how Christ fulfills them, and give our personal encounters with Jesus Christ through Eucharistic experiences. We hope you find this helpful and a source of joy in your own spiritual journey! God Bless.Support the show

Happy thanksgiving to all!Support the show

On this episode, we discuss the recent Astroworld headline. We take a moment to reflect on those who suffered and passed away at this dreadful event. We also discuss some of the implications that surround drug culture, concert culture, and existential effects of music. Believe it or not, these are all interconnected and shape the way we look at reality, man, and, ultimately, God. Please enjoy, consider sharing our podcast, and, as always, God bless!Support the show

In the popular culture, it is common for one to see religious and science, faith and reason as opposed to each other. The premise is: reality is about the visible reality, religion speaks of an invisible reality, therefore, religion does not speak about reality. However, some of the most real things are non-visible, namely ideas, love, the soul, etc. By pushing religion to a side, or putting faith to a side, the driving force of truth becomes reason; And, while the Church cheers reason on, she cautions about limiting oneself to it. On this episode, we discuss how faith and reason are not only related, but, in the order of knowledge, faith how perfects and excels reason. Enjoy, and smash the subscribe button on any of our podcast channels!Support the show

On this episode, Joey gives a look into a life of prayer life. Joey was asked to give a talk to a group of young adults, where he reflected on the parable of the Good Shepard. Joey uses this parable to draw out principles of the spiritual life as well as to give practical tips on how to develop a life of prayer. However, Joey does not talk on the spiritual life because he is a man of substantial prayer, rather because the Gospels provide substantial insight into the spiritual life. Right Joey?Enjoy, and God Bless!Support the show

On this episode, we talk about Our Blessed Mother, Mary, the Mother of God. We have a lot to say, and one episode does not do here justice, but sit/stand and enjoy us formulate what the Church teaches about her and why there is a special place in the heart of the Church for her! Blessed Mary, Mother of God. Ora pro knobs!Support the show

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