Let My Prayer Arise

Paschal images abound in this well loved Psalm prophesying the resurrection and ascension of our Lord.

Palm Sunday and Holy Week present opportunities for us to see Christ exalted, holy, and victorious!

Fr. Wilbur concludes his look at Psalm 50 (51) with the last 2 verses, in particular focusing on the meaning of "then they shall offer bullocks upon your altar."

Continuing his study of this wonderful penitent psalm, Fr. Wilbur looks at verses 13-17.

Fr. Wilbur continues his study of Psalm 50 (51) looking at verses 7-12 and the "deep cleansing" of our souls.

During this Lenten season, Fr. Wilbur takes us through this penitential Psalm of David. Today's episode teaches on verses 1-6.

This Psalm reflects the prayer of Christ in the garden who was not afraid to die but was terrified of death.

This morning Psalm reminds us that without communion with God our souls are barren, untrodden, and unwatered.

Fr. Wilbur speaks about the hymn of entrance for the Incarnation of the Son of God.

Fr. Wilbur continues looking at the morning Psalms with his reflection on this familiar Psalm from Orthros.

This morning Psalm includes the familiar refrain "Arise O God!"

In the second episode, Fr. Wilbur takes us through Psalm 2 which begins "Why have the heathens raged?"

Fr. Wilbur begins his exploration of the Psalms with the well known Psalm 1 - Blessed is the Man.

Fr. Wilbur introduces his new podcast by talking about the depth of the Psalms and how the Church views the Psalms in terms of the Historical, the Christological, and the Liturgical.