Creo En Dios! Podcasts

This podcast is a recording of the talk given by Fr. Dan Griffith at the third gathering of our UST Fall Reflection Series.  Fr. Dan on Christian teachings on forgiveness.  The podcast runs for 25:27.

This podcast is a recording of the talk I gave at our Weekly Manna gathering on Thursday, September 20.  The theme of my talk was atonement, particularly apologizing and asking for pardon.  The podcast runs for 16:49.

This podcast is a recording of the reflection offered by Chato Hazelbaker at the second session of our Fall Reflection Series on Forgiveness.  Our prayer for the coming week focuses on biblical models of forgiveness and Chato's talk was aimed at orienting us toward those biblical stories. The podcast runs for 25:27.

This podcast is a recording of the talk I gave at the first session of our Fall Reflection Series on Forgiveness.  I gave an introduction to the program and focused on what failing to forgive does to us.  The podcast runs for 22:28.

This podcast is a recording of the reflection I offered at a mini-retreat for incoming law students on the subject of Finding God in All Things.  The podcast runs for 29:43.

This podcast is a recording of the homily I delivered at an ecumenical Sunday Worship Service on July 9, 2012 at the Lake Harriet Bandshell in Minneapolis.  The podcast runs for 8:03.

This podcast is a recording of a talk I gave at a Day of Reflection I offered to the Twin Cities Ignatian Assocaites on the themse of "Being Church in Today's World."  This talk, the third and final talk of the day focused on what it means for us to "be a place where God happens."  The podcast runs for 30:33.

This podcast is a recording of the talk I gave at the final session of the 4-week program on Jesus' Post-Resurrection Appearances given by me and Bill Nolan at St. Thomas Apostle Parish in Minneapolis.  The focus of my talk was the Great Commissioning in the final chapter of Matthew's Gospel.  The podcast runs for 25:43, with a pause at around 5:20, when we paused to read Chapter 28.

This podcast is a recording of the talk given by Bill Nolan at the third gathering of our 4-part series on Jesus' Post-Resurrection appearances.  The focus of this session was Luke and Bill's talk focused on the Emmaus encounter.  The podcast runs for 26:53; there is a break at about 6:56 where I turned the recorder off while we read the passage.

This podcast is a recording of the reflection i offered at our Weekly Manna gathering this week.  I spoke about our call to be prophets and what that means.  The podcast runs for 13:30.

This podcast is a recording of the talk i gave at the second session of the four-week program Bill Nolan and I are giving on the post-resurrection appearances of Jesus.  In it I focus on the final chapter of John's Gospel, with a particular focus on the dialogue between Jesus and Peter.  The podcast runs for 27:03.  (There is a break at about 5:45, where I paused the recorder to read the passage to the participants.

This podcast is a recording of the talk given by Bill Nolan at the first session of the four-week program he and I are offering for CTK and STA parishes in Minneapolis.  In this podcast, Bill talks about the post-resurrection appearances of Jesus in Mark's Gospel.  The podcast pauses at the point at which we read the passage to the participants.  The podcast runs for 25:57.

This podcast is a recording of the talk I gave at the final gathering of the Lent Retreat in Daily Living I offered at UST Law School this Lent.  The focus of my talk was on the Resurrection and Ascension of Christ and the Coming of the Spirit.  The podcast runs for 20:43.

This podcast is a recording of the talk I gave at the fifth gathering of the Lent Retreat in Daily Living at UST Law School this Lent.  The theme of the retreat is Following in the Footsteps of Jesus.  This week my reflection focused on The Seven Last Words of Christ.  The podcast runs for 19:18.

This podcast is a recording of the Saturday evening talk I gave at the women's weekend lent retreat I gave March 9-11, 2012 at St. Ignatius Retreat House.  The theme of the retreat was pilgrimage as a metaphor for our lives and the lenten journey.  This talk focuses on Jesus' story and what we learn from His model of discipleship. The podcast runs for 23:21.

This podcast is a recording of the final talk I gave during a weekend women's lent retreat I gave at St. Ignatius Retreat House in Manhasset, NY on March 9-11, 2012.  The theme of the weekend was Pilgrimage as a Metaphor of our lives and our lenten journey.  This final talk addresssed what it means to be pilgrims in a post-resurrection world.  The podcast runs for 21:29.

This podcast is a recording of one of the talks I gave at the weekend women's lent retreat at St. Ignatius Retreat House on March 9-11, 2012.  The theme of the retreat is Lent as Pilgrimage.  This talk focused on those who made some false steps on the pilgrims' path - Peter, Judas, Pilate and Thomas.  The podcast runs for 25:48.

This podcast is the second talk I gave during a weekend women's lent retreat at St. Ignatius Retreat House, March 9-11, 2012.  The theme of the retreat weekend was A Lenten Pilgrimage.  This talk tells the tales of four women who model different aspects of discipleship - Martha, Veronica, Mary Magdalene and Mary, the mother of Jesus.  The pocast runs for 26:28.

This podcast is a recording of the opening talk I gave at a weekend Women's Lent Retreat at St. Ignatius Retreat House in Manhasset, NY, March 9-11, 2012.  In this opening talk I talk about pilgimage as a metaphor for our lenten journey and our lives, and about how the weekend would process.  After my talk, the retreatants did an exercise that asked them to chart a period of their live, looking at both external events and their spiritual state.  The podcast, which runs for about 20 minutes) ends at hte point when the retreatants began the exercise. (It actually continues to run for a minute or so after I finished giving instructions for the exercise.)

This podcast is a recording of the talk given by Chato Hazelbaker at the fourth gathering of the Lent Retreat in Daily Living I am offering at UST Law School this Lent.  He talk focused on three models of discipleship: Mary Magdalene, the good Thief, and Nicodemus.  The podcast runs for 28:09.