Name: 3 Imaginative Conversations - Monday In The Marketplace by Jesuits in Britain in Catholic
Duration: 7 min 48 s
Description: On Monday Jesus and his friends go to the temple to make their sacrifices.

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Dr. Laura Kolmar leads us through the form of prayer known as "guided meditation" during which we experience the power of God's love for us. 

Guided Meditation

Jeff Cavins discusses the meaning and beauty of suffering in light of his new book, "When You Suffer: Biblical Keys for Hope and Understanding."

Jeff Cavins On Suffering

Jeff Cavins, Author and Speaker, discusses how our suffering is part of our role as the Body of Christ in this excerpt from his talk entitled "When You Suffer: Biblical Keys for Hope and Understanding."  Mr. Cavins' talk was part of the Evangelization Series at Franciscan University of Steubenville.

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Jeff Cavins: When You Suffer: Biblical Keys for Hope and Understanding

On Monday Jesus and his friends go to the temple to make their sacrifices.

3 Imaginative Conversations - Monday In The Marketplace

"Centering Prayer is a life to be lived.  It is more than a method." Fr. Thomas discusses the importance of the new 2018 Spiritual Journey online series -- why it is important to be formed in the Christian contemplative tradition; why we need to have a spiritual and psychological context for the journey as we are purified of the human condition and our basic goodness is more and more revealed. For more information on the 2018 program, go here: https://www.contemplativeoutreach.org/2018-spiritual-journey-online-program

Thomas Keating:  On the Christian Spiritual Journey

As we continue through Lent towards Holy Week, Good Friday and Holy Saturday we are asked not to rush, not to start preparations for the resurrection, but to wait, to understand our own powerlessness. On International Women’s Day, we begin to listen to the voices of women who, on Holy Saturday, are doing just that. They are women of God, who have been present in Jesus’s life; women whose stories are often told but not always heard; strong women, loving women who, even though they do not fully understand what is happening, are waiting, waiting for God to act.

Music used: Mazurka in G minor Op 67 No 2. By Chopin, arranged by Chad Lawson for piano, violin and cello0, from 'The Chopin Variations'. 
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Introduction to Women of the Cross

Music used: Mazurka in G minor Op 67 No 2. By Chopin, arranged by Chad Lawson for piano, violin and cello0, from 'The Chopin Variations'. 
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Woman taken in adultery

Music used: Mazurka in G minor Op 67 No 2. By Chopin, arranged by Chad Lawson for piano, violin and cello0, from 'The Chopin Variations'. 
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Veronica

Music used: Mazurka in G minor Op 67 No 2. By Chopin, arranged by Chad Lawson for piano, violin and cello0, from 'The Chopin Variations'. 
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Martha

Mary of Bethany

Woman at the Well

Woman with a Haemmorhage

Mary Magdalene

Cardinal Vincent Nichols has visited the Hurtado Jesuit Centre in Wapping, east London, home of the Jesuit Refugee Service in the UK. 

On Thursday 12 July, Cardinal Nichols, President of the Bishops' Conference, met with refugees and learnt more about the challenges they face on a daily basis.

"What the Jesuit Refugee Service sets out to do is to be with people - to accompany them - not pretending that it can solve some of the difficult problems around the presence of refugees in this country.

"This accompaniment is symbolised in a meal that is provided every day  which is shared together... this provision of human warmth and shared food is what those living in destitution most appreciate. 

"In a way it contrasts with the harshness of the way our procedures deal with those that seek asylum. I have heard heart-rending, terrible stories about how some people have been treated."

Cardinal meets with refugees at Jesuit centre in London

In the first of our youth lead interviews and podcasts, Fergus, our 12 year old guitarist from St John's managed to catch an interview with Brother Guy Consolmagno who has the role of the Vatican's Astronomer discusses the link between faith and science and what he wishes he know as a teenager.

Br Guy Consolmagno

Mr. Jeff Cavins, ETWN Show Host, discusses redemptive suffering at the Applied Biblical Studies summer conference in 2010.  

Redemptive Suffering - Jeff Cavins at Franciscan University

Rooted in the rich tradition of our spirituality, Jesuits are contemplatives in action, living lives of service around the world.

3 Imaginative Conversations - Monday In The Marketplace

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