Lectio Divina

This episode is a religious reflection during Easter, focusing on prayers to Mary and a biblical passage about Jesus as the heavenly witness sent by God.

Lectio Divina: Cycle II - Wednesday, 2nd Week of Easter centers on a prayer opening and a reading from John 3:16-21.

This Lectio Divina episode for Monday of the second week of Easter presents the Gospel of John account of Nicodemus's nighttime visit to Jesus.

This Lectio Divina episode presents a contemplative Catholic prayer session structured around the Gospel of John Chapter 3, verses 7-15 — the conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus about being born from above.

Lectio Divina reads the Gospel scene from John where the disciples are behind locked doors, Jesus appears, and says, “Peace be with you.” The passage includes the signs of his hands and side, the sending of the disciples, and the line, “Receive the Holy Spirit,” along with authority to forgive sins.

This episode recounts the biblical story of Jesus appearing to Mary Magdalene and his disciples after his resurrection, emphasizing their initial disbelief and his command to spread the gospel worldwide.

This episode recounts the biblical story of Jesus appearing to his disciples after his resurrection at the Sea of Tiberias, where he performs a miraculous catch of fish.

This episode guides listeners through the Lectio Divina prayer practice using a Gospel passage about Jesus appearing to his disciples.

This episode guides listeners through the Lectio Divina prayer using the Gospel story of the disciples on the road to Emmaus.

This episode introduces the ancient practice of Lectio Divina and guides listeners through a meditation on the Gospel story of Mary Magdalene at the tomb.

This episode guides listeners through the Christian prayer practice of Lectio Divina, including recitation of prayers and reflections on the Paschal mystery.

A guided prayer and scripture reading from the Gospel of Matthew about the resurrection.

This episode introduces the ancient practice of Lectio Divina and reads the Gospel account of the resurrection.

This episode guides listeners through the Lectio Divina prayer using the Gospel passage about the women discovering the empty tomb.

This episode introduces the ancient practice of Lectio Divina, a form of prayerful scripture reading, and includes a recitation of the Hail Mary and a passage from the Gospel of John.

This episode guides listeners through the ancient Christian practice of Lectio Divina, using the Gospel passage of Jesus washing the disciples' feet.

A guided Catholic prayer and scripture reading from the Gospel of Luke, introducing the practice of Lectio Divina.

This episode introduces the ancient practice of Lectio Divina and guides listeners through a scripture reading about Judas's betrayal and the Last Supper.

This episode introduces the ancient practice of Lectio Divina and guides listeners through a scripture reading from the Gospel of John about Jesus predicting his betrayal.

This episode introduces the ancient practice of Lectio Divina, using the Gospel story of Mary anointing Jesus' feet as a meditation text.

This episode introduces the ancient practice of Lectio Divina and guides listeners through a meditation on the Gospel account of Jesus before Pilate.

This episode introduces the ancient practice of Lectio Divina, a form of prayerful scripture reading, and includes a reading from the Gospel of John.

This episode presents a biblical passage where Jesus asserts that those who keep his word will never see death, leading to a confrontation with Jews who question his authority and connection to Abraham.

A guided Lectio Divina prayer session featuring scripture from the Gospel of John.

This episode recounts the biblical story of the Annunciation, where the angel Gabriel announces to Mary that she will conceive Jesus through the Holy Spirit.

This episode presents a Gospel reading from John where Jesus tells the Pharisees they will die in their sins if they do not believe in him, followed by prayers including the Hail Mary.

This episode recounts the biblical story from John 8:1-11 where Jesus teaches about forgiveness and mercy during Lent by responding to the Pharisees about a woman caught in adultery.

This episode reflects on the passing of Holy Father Benedict, Abbot, through prayers and biblical teachings about sacrifice and eternal life.

This Lectio Divina episode for Year A, fifth Sunday of Lent presents the Lazarus narrative from the Gospel of John 11.

This episode introduces Lectio Divina, an ancient Christian prayer practice, and reads a passage from the Gospel of John about division over Jesus.

This Lectio Divina episode for Friday of the fourth week of Lent reads from the Gospel of John 7, presenting Jesus's secret journey to the Feast of Tabernacles in Jerusalem.

This episode guides listeners through the ancient Christian practice of Lectio Divina, using the Gospel story of the boy Jesus in the temple as a meditation text.

This Lectio Divina episode for the Solemnity of Joseph reads the Matthean account of the betrothal of Mary and Joseph, centering on Joseph's decision to quietly divorce Mary and the angel's intervention in his dream.

This episode introduces the ancient practice of Lectio Divina, a form of prayer involving scripture reading and meditation.