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Cristeros Daily Reflections
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Episodes
213 episodes
Saint Henry
We pray together, then hear St Ambrose unpack why baptism is never just a symbol but a real encounter with God’s presence through the Holy Spirit. We trace the signs of water, wood, and the dove from creation and Noah to the promises of living ...
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Sunday in the Fifteenth Week of Ordinary Time
We pray through Ordinary Time with the Morning Offering and a powerful reading from Saint Ambrose that ties baptism to real conversion. We reflect on the sacraments as living mysteries that open our ears, demand a clear renunciation of evil, an...
Saint Augustine Zhao Rong and Companions
We pray through a traditional opening, a Morning Offering, and a closing devotion that places our whole day in Jesus’ hands through the Immaculate Heart of Mary. We reflect with St Ambrose on Christ as the true light who knocks gently at the do...
Wednesday in the Fourteenth Week of Ordinary Time
We pray through ancient Eucharistic words from the Didache and hear how thanksgiving over the cup and the broken bread points to a Church gathered into one kingdom. We also face the hard edge of Communion: confession, reconciliation, and the ca...
Tuesday in the Fourteenth Week of Ordinary Time
We pray the Tuesday office and sit with Saint Augustine’s plea to love those outside full unity with the Church, especially Christians who reject our baptism and still call God “Our Father”. We choose compassion over contempt by naming them as ...
Saint Maria Goretti
We pray with the Church under the patronage of Saint Maria Goretti and offer our whole day to Jesus through the Immaculate Heart of Mary. We hear Saint Clement confront division head-on and we ask for the humility and brotherly love that rebuil...
Junipero Serra
We pray together and sit with Saint Teresa of Avila’s challenge to ask God for what is truly good, not just what we want in the moment. We reflect on “Hallowed be your name” and “Your kingdom come” as a real request for God’s reign within us an...
The First Martyrs of the Holy Roman Church
We pray with the Church’s words, offering our whole day to Jesus through the Immaculate Heart of Mary and uniting it to the Mass throughout the world. We then hear Saint Augustine challenge people pleasing, reminding us to seek salvation, keep ...
Saints Peter and Paul
We pray with the feast of Saints Peter and Paul and listen to Saint Augustine explain why their witness matters to the whole Church. We reflect on Peter as the “rock”, the meaning of the keys of the kingdom, and how love heals what fear breaks....
Sunday in the Thirteenth Week of Ordinary Time
We pray Sunday, the thirteenth week of Ordinary Time, then hear Pope Paul VI insist that proclaiming Jesus Christ is not optional but essential. We reflect on Christ as the hidden key to human history, our friend through life, and the light tha...
Saint Cyril of Alexandria
We pray through a short sequence of invocations and a powerful reading from St Gregory of Nyssa that links real blessedness to purity of heart, not mere knowledge. We reflect on how cleansing the inner life reveals God’s image within us and lea...
Friday in the Twelfth Week of Ordinary Time
We pray the Church’s daily prayers and offerings, then sit with Saint Gregory of Nyssa as he explains why seeing God means possessing every true good. We wrestle with whether purity of heart is impossible and hear why God’s promises fit our nat...
Thursday in the Twelfth Week of Ordinary Time
We pray the opening of the day and let Saint Gregory of Nyssa put words to the dizzying wonder of trying to contemplate God. We hold the paradox of “seeing God” and ask for the steady hope that comes when Christ reaches for us in our depths.
The Nativity of John the Baptist
We pray the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist and sit with Saint Augustine’s insight into why John’s birth is a hallowed sign that points straight to Christ. We reflect on John as the boundary between the Old and New Testaments and ask what it...
Tuesday in the Twelfth Week of Ordinary Time
We pray the opening invocations and offer our whole day to Jesus through the Immaculate Heart of Mary in union with the Mass. We hear Saint Gregory of Nyssa teach that Christian perfection means aligning our thoughts, words, and deeds with Chri...
John Fisher and Thomas More
We pray with the Church and remember Saints John Fisher and Thomas More, then make a Daily Offering that places the whole day on the altar with the Mass. We hear St Gregory of Nyssa on St Paul as the living image of Christ and face the challeng...
Sunday in the Twelfth Week of Ordinary Time
We pray through Ordinary Time with a Morning Offering that places our whole day into Jesus’ hands through the Immaculate Heart of Mary. We then reflect on a classic teaching that Christ is anointed by the Holy Spirit to be both king and priest ...
Blessed Virgin Mary
We pray together using a morning offering and devotional prayers, then listen to Saint Cyprian explain why Jesus gives us a prayer that is brief, complete, and easy to learn. We reflect on how Christ not only teaches prayer but lives it through...
Saint Romuald
We pray together and offer our whole day to Jesus through the Immaculate Heart of Mary, uniting our lives to the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. We then hear Saint Cyprian’s piercing reminder that our forgiveness of others shapes how we ask God to ...
Thursday in the Eleventh Week of Ordinary Time
We pray through Thursday of the eleventh week in ordinary time and listen to Saint Cyprian unpack the Lord’s Prayer with a sharp focus on daily bread and daily mercy. We connect the Eucharist to spiritual life and face the daily need for repent...
Wednesday in the Eleventh Week of Ordinary Time
We pray through Wednesday of the eleventh week in ordinary time, offering our whole day to God and then listening to Saint Cyprian unpack the Lord’s Prayer. We linger on “Your kingdom come” and “Your will be done,” asking for Christ’s reign in ...
Tuesday in the Eleventh Week of Ordinary Time
We pray through a short liturgy and a reading from Saint Cyprian that reframes the Lord’s Prayer as a call to identity and holy living. We ask God to hallow his name in us through daily sanctification, relying on grace to persevere. • ...