
Light of the East
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479 - St. Nicholas
Whether Santa Claus or St. Nicholas, this man of mystery and his universal observance has his origins in the Eastern lung of Church.
478 - The Color Purple
Shakespeare asked, "What's in a name?" We ask, “What's in a color?"... the color purple used in the Church, both East and West, during this preparatory season.
477 - Matins
Morning Prayer belongs to the tradition of the Church, both East and West. But the development of Morning Prayer, called matins or orthros, in the Byzantine Catholic tradition, is rich, complex and meaningful.
476 - EWTN and Religious Liberty
Our special guest is Michael Warsaw, CEO and Chairman of the Board of EWTN who tells us about EWTN's challenge to the HHS Mandate.
475 - Vespers
We approach the season of the observation of Our Lord's Incarnation by preparing through fasting, charity and prayer. The Vespers service is the evening prayer of the Byzantine Catholic Church, an ancient prayer of Light, immersing us into the rhythm of s
474 - The Eastern Churches and the Roman Catholic Church
The Eastern Churches and the Roman Catholic Church may differ in emphasis, style and expression, but they all ultimately converge at the same point. We will look at how this happens and some of the issues that divide.
474 - The Art of the Church
The art of the Church breathes with both lungs, East and West. There is iconology in the West and iconography in the East, but they both arrive at the same point.
472 - Father Loya and Father Loya
Father Thomas Loya and his cousin, Father Joseph Loya, discuss the moments of their priesthood.
471 - A Byzantine Catholic Renewal
Guided by the Holy Spirit, the Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Parma has begun a process to move forward from maintenance to mission, from survival to vision.
470 - The Feast of the Protection of the Veil of the Mother of God
We discuss the Feast of the Protection of the Veil of the Mother of God and one of the Eastern Churches in need of protection.
469 - The Liturgical Year of the Eastern Churches Begins
What do you get when you take a bride, a groom, add 16 priests, a bunch of seminarians, a half dozen nuns, and a bishop? You get a very meaningful wedding ceremony.
468 - The Liturgical Year of the Eastern Churches Begins
For the Liturgy of the Eastern Churches, we come to see our observance of the Exultation of the Cross as so much more than just a history lesson.
467 - The Liturgical Year of the Eastern Churches Begins
The new liturgical year of the Eastern Churches is upon us, and we begin its many glorious holy days. The feast days of the Church are so much more than just an obligation.
466 - The Plight of Coptic Christians
We bring you an exclusive report on the situation and global significance of Coptic Christians caught in the middle of the current unrest in Egypt.
465 - The Eastern Catholic Churches Shine Brighter
The Eastern Catholic Churches need to let their light shine from under their bushels. We look at how the Eastern Catholic Churches can look at their own gifts and gain greater confidence in their gifts.
464 - A Couple of Special Events
We draw your attention to a couple of special events which are a testimony and a witness to the power and relevancy of Eastern Christian spirituality.
463 - Wink... Wink... "Oh, Come On!"
lOh come on, let's be a little more honest here. We examine an article that suggests the Eastern and Western lungs of the Church hold each other accountable to their Ecumenical histories.
462 - The Season of Pilgrimage
As the summer winds down, it becomes a season of pilgrimage in the Eastern Catholic Churches as special guest Sister Barbara Jean talks about the pilgrimage at Mt. St. Macrina.
461 - Moving Through the Rythmn of Life
The preparation for communion in the Byzantine Catholic Church moves through the rythmn of life.
460 - East Meets West
We discuss how the Eastern and Western lungs of the Church meet at the Theological Institute in Trumau, Austria with special guest, Anastasia Northrup of TOBIA, the Theology of the Body Alliance.
459 - The Eucharist, Part 5, and the Great Councils
The Catholic Church, East and West, cannot be attributed to one person, but rather to the Great Councils and their Fathers. Plus, part 5 of our series on the Eucharist.
458 - The Eucharist, Part 4
The calling down of the Holy Spirit and the Eucharistic prayer of the Byzantine Catholic Church occurs after the words of institution and we ask the Holy Spirit to change us and then the gifts lying before us.
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