http://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurchCelebrating the Daily Reading of Catholic Scripture, Outlined by the Conference of Bishops. I want to provide a Catholic Voice on BlogTalk Radio.enBlogTalkRadio.com. All Rights Reserved.Sat, 15 Jun 2019 15:15:00 GMTTue, 25 Oct 2011 03:00:00 GMTReligionBlogTalkRadio Feed v2.0https://dasg7xwmldix6.cloudfront.net/hostpics/476fe38e-4747-4b68-85c5-5f927fdd38bd_eucharist1.jpghttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurchCelebrating the Daily Reading of Catholic Scripture, Outlined by the Conference of Bishops. I want to provide a Catholic Voice on BlogTalk Radio.feeds@blogtalkradio.comBlogTalkRadio.comreligion,luke,paul,faith,pharisee,works,expectation,gospel,new testament,bodyStudentofTheChurchnoCelebrating the Daily Reading of Catholic Scripture, Outlined by the Conference of Bishops. I want to provide a Catholic Voice on BlogTalk Radio.episodichttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/25/monday-october-24-2011-special-my-confessionsReligionhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/25/monday-october-24-2011-special-my-confessions/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/25/monday-october-24-2011-special-my-confessionsTue, 25 Oct 2011 03:00:00 GMTMonday October 24, 2011: Special--My Confessions Today's episode will depart from previous episodes in that today I come with a confession of my own.  However, more important than my confession is the duty to you--my Catholic Brothers and Sisters--of which I owe you. I have this duty not for anything I have done, but because of what I know.  I am not a prophet.  However, I know from experience we Catholics must be on guard and protect each other from the evil around us. Please, please listen tonight because this message must be heard.  I fear the safety of Catholics around the world. 00:30:00StudentofTheChurchnoConfession,Paul,Solidarity,Expectation,RealityToday's episode will depart from previous episodes in that today I come with a confession of my own.  However, more important than my confession is the duty thttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/22/exegesis-for-friday-october-21-2011-our-worst-enemyReligionhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/22/exegesis-for-friday-october-21-2011-our-worst-enemy/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/22/exegesis-for-friday-october-21-2011-our-worst-enemySat, 22 Oct 2011 03:30:00 GMTExegesis for Friday October 21, 2011: Our Worst Enemy? Welcome to the Unofficial Catholic Exegesis. The show is Monday through Friday sometime between 8PM and 10PM. I am a member of the laity; I created this show to have a Catholic perspective and presence on Blog Talk Radio. Who is our worst Enemy? Who prevents us from the Grace of the Lord? Who is in control of our salvation? The readings for today focus on defining our mortal obstacles to the Grace of the Lord. In The Gospel of Luke, Jesus responds and identifies who our worst enemy is and how we are to overcome the mortal obstacle. In his Letter to the Romans, Paul further clarifies and emphasizes what the Gospel of Luke has defined. Listen to find the answer. 00:30:00StudentofTheChurchnoLuke,Paul,Soul,Sin,BodyWelcome to the Unofficial Catholic Exegesis. The show is Monday through Friday sometime between 8PM and 10PM. I am a member of the laity; I created this show thttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/21/exegesis-for-thursday-october-20-2011-what-is-dividedReligionhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/21/exegesis-for-thursday-october-20-2011-what-is-divided/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/21/exegesis-for-thursday-october-20-2011-what-is-dividedFri, 21 Oct 2011 03:00:00 GMTExegesis for Thursday October 20, 2011: What is Divided? Welcome to the Unofficial Catholic Exegesis. This Show is Monday through Friday sometime between 8PM and 10PM Pacific Standard Time. The purpose of this show is to provide a Catholic perspective on Blog Talk. I am a member of the laity and I both hope to provide a unique interpretation to the Daily Readings as well as an interpretation within the Catholic Catechism Today's Readings focus on a very famous and misunderstood line, “Do you think I have come to establish peace on Earth? No, I tell you, but rather division.” Today, I will explore the meaning of that line in Catholic Context as well as the reading of Paul. Today, Paul complements the Gospel reading by exactly describing along what lines does God divide and why. So, listen to find the answers! 00:29:00StudentofTheChurchnoLuke,Paul,Divide,Peace,FireWelcome to the Unofficial Catholic Exegesis. This Show is Monday through Friday sometime between 8PM and 10PM Pacific Standard Time. The purpose of this show ihttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/20/exegesis-for-wednesday-october-19-2011-what-is-requiredReligionhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/20/exegesis-for-wednesday-october-19-2011-what-is-required/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/20/exegesis-for-wednesday-october-19-2011-what-is-requiredThu, 20 Oct 2011 03:00:00 GMTExegesis for Wednesday October 19, 2011: What is Required? Welcome to the Unofficial Catholic Exegesis. This show is Monday through Friday sometime between 8PM and 10PM. I am a member of the laity whose only desire is to provide a Catholic Perspective on Blog Talk Radio. While I hope for my interpretation to be unique, I also hope for my interpretation to be within the Catholic Catechism. In Today's reading the question is asked: What is required of us? The Gospel of Luke in today's reading makes it very clear to us, Catholics, there is a degree of responsibility to which each of us is held. This responsibility varies by our understanding and our position in the church. From the Pope to the humble member, there is a varying degree of responsibility.   The Letter of Paul to the Romans, further reinforces what is particularly expected of the masses. That expectation comes in the respect towards our body. Each one, no matter how humble, must act with grace and must reject sin. Sin comes not from within, but either brought in or rejected from our bodies. 00:30:00StudentofTheChurchnoPaul,Luke,Pope,Laity,ExpectationWelcome to the Unofficial Catholic Exegesis. This show is Monday through Friday sometime between 8PM and 10PM. I am a member of the laity whose only desire ishttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/18/exegesis-for-tuesday-october-18-2011-what-is-at-stakeReligionhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/18/exegesis-for-tuesday-october-18-2011-what-is-at-stake/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/18/exegesis-for-tuesday-october-18-2011-what-is-at-stakeTue, 18 Oct 2011 20:30:00 GMTExegesis for Tuesday October 18, 2011: What is at Stake? Welcome to the Unofficial Catholic Exegesis. This show is featured Monday through Friday sometime between the hours of 1PM-3PM. The purpose of the show is to offer a Catholic Perspective on Blog Talk Radio. The show is meant for both Catholics to enjoy as well as those of other denominations or those without any denomination to understand what is to be a Catholic. Today is a difficult but important reading. It is difficult in that in the Letter of Paul we see Paul as a human and disciple instead of as a teacher—as he is in other letters. In the Gospel, we see Jesus send forth his disciples to spread the message of the Lord. In both cases, there is danger and death in their way. So today's readings ask us a Catholics: What is at stake in being a disciple of the Lord? Knowing what is at stake, we must ask ourselves why is it worth it? 00:29:00StudentofTheChurchnoPaul,Luke,Lamb,Wolves,MartyrWelcome to the Unofficial Catholic Exegesis. This show is featured Monday through Friday sometime between the hours of 1PM-3PM. The purpose of the show is to ohttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/17/exegesis-monday-october-17-2011-faith-works-possessionsReligionhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/17/exegesis-monday-october-17-2011-faith-works-possessions/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/17/exegesis-monday-october-17-2011-faith-works-possessionsMon, 17 Oct 2011 21:30:00 GMTExegesis Monday October 17, 2011: Faith, Works, Possessions Welcome to the Unofficial Catholic Exegesis.  This Show is Monday through Friday between the hours of 1PM and 3PM.  I am a member of the leity who only desires to have a Catholic perspective on Blog Talk Radio.  While I strive for my interpretation to be unique, I also strive for my interpretation to be within the Catholic Church's Teachings. Today we are confronted between the conflict of service for the Lord and service for ourselves.  We are asked to draw a line between what is material, what is law and what is spiritual, what is moral. 00:29:00StudentofTheChurchnoLuke,Paul,Possessions,Works,FaithWelcome to the Unofficial Catholic Exegesis.  This Show is Monday through Friday between the hours of 1PM and 3PM.  I am a member of the leity who only desireshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/15/exegesis-friday-october-14th-2011-works-and-faithReligionhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/15/exegesis-friday-october-14th-2011-works-and-faith/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/15/exegesis-friday-october-14th-2011-works-and-faithSat, 15 Oct 2011 03:30:00 GMTExegesis Friday October 14th, 2011: Works and Faith Welcome to the Unofficial Catholic Exegesis.  The show is Monday through Friday and is meant to provide a Catholic Perspective on Blog Talk.  I am a member of the leity and not the clergy.  While I strive for my Exegesis to be unique,  I also strive to remain within Catholic Doctrine. Today concludes the discussion of the value of both Faith and Works for us Catholics.  In today's reading, Jesus and Paul make clear there is a reason for both.  However, there is a difference.  Listen tonight to find that difference. 00:29:00StudentofTheChurchnoPaul,Luke,David,Leaven,PhariseeWelcome to the Unofficial Catholic Exegesis.  The show is Monday through Friday and is meant to provide a Catholic Perspective on Blog Talk.  I am a member ofhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/14/exegesis-for-thursday-october-13-2011-faithReligionhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/14/exegesis-for-thursday-october-13-2011-faith/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/14/exegesis-for-thursday-october-13-2011-faithFri, 14 Oct 2011 04:00:00 GMTExegesis for Thursday October 13, 2011: Faith Welcome  to The Unofficial Catholic Exegesis.  This show is regulary Monday throgh Friday betwenn 1PM and 3PM.  Tonight, the show is at a later time than usual.  My purpose in creating this show is to provide a Catholic Perspective on Blog Talk.  Yesterday's readings both confirmed as well challenged us Catholics by laying out Christ's Expectation for us in the Writngs of St Paul and the Gospel: We are expected to both exhibit faith and bring about good works in the world to lay the foundation for the Kingdom of Heaven. Tonight's show is about Faith.  The importance of Faith.  Tonight's show will also be special as I have writte a personal story to share related to today's reading. 00:28:00StudentofTheChurchnoPaul,Luke,Faith,God,WorksWelcome  to The Unofficial Catholic Exegesis.  This show is regulary Monday throgh Friday betwenn 1PM and 3PM.  Tonight, the show is at a later time than usualhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/12/exegesis-october-12-2011-judgment-faith-alone-or-worksReligionhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/12/exegesis-october-12-2011-judgment-faith-alone-or-works/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/12/exegesis-october-12-2011-judgment-faith-alone-or-worksWed, 12 Oct 2011 20:30:00 GMTExegesis October 12, 2011 Judgment: Faith Alone or Works? Welcome to the Unofficial Catholic Exegesis.  This show is Monday through Friday sometime Between 1PM-3PM.  I am a regular Catholic like yourself whose only desire is to provide a Catholic Perspective on Blog Talk.  I am neither a Deacon nor a Priest, but a ley person.  I strive to provide a unique perspective of the daily readings, but I also strive to be consistent with Catholic Doctrine Today's reading is a blessing for us, Cathoics.  For today we are asked the question: how does God measure us?  Are we measuered by the amount of flaws we can point out in others?  Are we measured by observance of man-made laws?  Or are we measured by the way in which we go about to exude, convey, portray and exhibit the will of God in both our thoughts and our actions? 00:29:00StudentofTheChurchnoPaul,Luke,Pharisee,Works,FaithWelcome to the Unofficial Catholic Exegesis.  This show is Monday through Friday sometime Between 1PM-3PM.  I am a regular Catholic like yourself whose only dehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/11/exegesis-tuesday-october-11-2011-rules-or-intentReligionhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/11/exegesis-tuesday-october-11-2011-rules-or-intent/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/11/exegesis-tuesday-october-11-2011-rules-or-intentTue, 11 Oct 2011 20:30:00 GMTExegesis Tuesday October 11, 2011: Rules or Intent? Welcome to the Unofficial Catholic Exegesis.  The is a daily show Monday through Friday sometime between 1:00PM -   3:00 PM.  The purpose of the show is to provide a Catholic Voice on Blog Talk Radio. Today's reading asks a very fundamental question: What is more important to our spirit and to our faith?  The laws and rules which are created by man, or the intention behind those actions which are not governed by law.  Of course it is against the law to steal, but there is no law to give.  Of course it is against the law to trespass on to another person's property, but there is no law to allow those within our home. Today, the scripture concerns those actions which are not written down and punishable but which are far more important than those laws written and punishable. 00:28:00StudentofTheChurchnoPaul,Gospel,Luke,Law,PhariseeWelcome to the Unofficial Catholic Exegesis.  The is a daily show Monday through Friday sometime between 1:00PM -   3:00 PM.  The purpose of the show is to prohttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/10/exegesis-monday-october-10-2011-scriptures-powerReligionhttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/10/exegesis-monday-october-10-2011-scriptures-power/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/10/exegesis-monday-october-10-2011-scriptures-powerMon, 10 Oct 2011 21:00:00 GMTExegesis Monday October 10, 2011: Scripture's Power Welcome to the Unofficial Catholic Exegesis.  This show will air Monday through Friday sometime between 1PM - 3PM Pacific Standard Time. I am a Catholic like yourself.  I am neither a Deacon nor a Priest.  However, I aspire to present a unique interpretation of the day's reading that is also within the Catholic Chatechism. Todya's reading is about the power of scripture.  Unlike other readings, today's reading is very theological.  Nonetheless, I hope to explain the theological undrpinnings and relate it to our life. 00:28:00StudentofTheChurchnoPaul,Luke,Jonah,Solomon,The Queen of SouthWelcome to the Unofficial Catholic Exegesis.  This show will air Monday through Friday sometime between 1PM - 3PM Pacific Standard Time. I am a Catholic likehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/07/unofficial-catholic-exegesis-for-friday-october-7-2011The Biblehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/07/unofficial-catholic-exegesis-for-friday-october-7-2011/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/07/unofficial-catholic-exegesis-for-friday-october-7-2011Fri, 07 Oct 2011 20:00:00 GMTUnofficial Catholic Exegesis for Friday, October 7, 2011 I am a Catholic much like other Catholics who desire a Catholic vocie on Blog Talk.  I am not a Servant of the Pope, a Deacon, nor an Assistant to the Pope, a Priest.  Instead I am a regular Catholic, a Student of the Church. Monday Through Friday I will present the readings for the day as designated by The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.  I will follow my presentation with an Exegesis.  Finally, I wil end with a story relating the Reading and the Exegesis to everday life.  I aspire for my Exegesis to be unique, but also to be within the Chatechism of the Church.  If you are Catholic and believe my Exegesis is not consistent with the Church, either e-mail me or comment on my page and I will respond in a future episoed. 00:24:00StudentofTheChurchnoLuke,Joel,Divided,New Testament,Old TestamentI am a Catholic much like other Catholics who desire a Catholic vocie on Blog Talk.  I am not a Servant of the Pope, a Deacon, nor an Assistant to the Pope, ahttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/06/introduction-exegis-and-catholic-reading-for-1062011The Biblehttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/06/introduction-exegis-and-catholic-reading-for-1062011/#commentshttp://www.blogtalkradio.com/studentofthechurch/2011/10/06/introduction-exegis-and-catholic-reading-for-1062011Thu, 06 Oct 2011 21:30:00 GMTIntroduction, Exegesis, and Catholic Reading for 10/6/2011 This is a first show which I hope to host daily.   The time of the show at first may vary, depedning on when it is best to broadcast.  So, please be patient. I am a Student of the Church.  This means I am niether a Priest (Assistant to the Pope) nor a Deacon (Servant of the Pope).  I am just a Catholic, much like yourself, who would like to provide a Catholic voice on Blog Talk. In this first show, I will introduce mysef.  Then I will describe what Catholic Exegesis.  Then I will read Today's reading. Finally, I will provie my own interpretation. I hope my interpretation is both unique as well as within the Catholic Catechim.  I desire only to provide a Catholic perspecive, but I am not perfect.  If my interpretation goes against Catholic Chatechism please E-mail me or Post a Comment and I will reply in a future broad cast. 00:24:00StudentofTheChurchnoCatholic,Luke,Gospel,Exegesis,New TestamentThis is a first show which I hope to host daily.   The time of the show at first may vary, depedning on when it is best to broadcast.  So, please be patient.