Abiding Together Podcast

He’s making new wine in each of us. But it’s not always a painless process. Our series on Sacred Elements continues with a conversation about wine.🍷 Don’t miss this episode! S19 E7 - Sacred Elements: Wine

Join us for a brief moment of prayer. S19 E6 - Sacred Elements: Oil

You are made for intimacy. In the Sacred Scriptures, moments of intimacy with Our Lord include the presence of oil. We’re continuing our series on Sacred Elements and discussing oil in today’s episode and God’s invitation to deeper union. S19 E6 - Sacred Elements: Oil

When we find our attention being pulled in a million directions, it’s important we slow down and focus on who we are. The world likes to pin identities on us, but to the Lord, we are His beloved children. S19 E5 - Sacred Elements: Clay

It’s so special that the Lord gave us this image in Holy Scripture. It teaches us so much about his tenderness and care in shaping us. Have you listened to our episode? Let us know what you thought! S19 E5 - Sacred Elements: Clay

We are clay in the hands of our potter. Shaped by His fingerprints, crafted by the artist Himself. Join us for the start of a new series about Sacred Elements. Today we’re discussing clay. 🏺🤲 S19 E5 - Sacred Elements: Clay

How do we engage the human experience? There are small, simple steps we can all take to engage our humanity. How are you going to engage your humanity this weekend? Share with us in a comment!! S19 E4 - Living Organically & Humanly in an Artificial World

Do you need some separation from your phone? Consider carving out some phone-free time this week to re-engage your humanity. ➡️ Share this post with a friend who should listen to the episode! S19 E4 - Living Organically & Humanly in an Artificial World

What is truly human? The Church offers us the embodied experiences that anchor us in our humanity. Mass isn’t a digital or artificial experience. Liturgy involves our hearts, minds, and BODIES. And that’s the very thing we need right now. S19 E3 - Living Liturgically

We can’t escape it. The Church offers us her liturgical rhythms Sunday after Sunday and it reminds us to lean in and not to rush past the present season we’re in. How would you like to lean into living liturgically? S19 E3 - Living Liturgically

The colors, music, and readings of each liturgical season give us tangible reminders of where we are in the year and how God is reaching out to us. It’s not simply an idea, it’s the actual experience the Church gives to us. What a gift. S19 E3 - Living Liturgically

Need a reframe on the pace of your life? This episode is for you. We’re discussing how to live liturgically and be present to the present moment. Tune into episode 3 today! S19 E3 - Living Liturgically

Join us in praying through the Glorious Mysteries of our lives! The Lord seeks to integrate the disintegrated. His Glory shines through & restores wholeness. S19 E2 - The Mysteries of Our Lives (Part 2)

Heather shared a beautiful glimpse into the joy and restoration within her marriage. Tune into the episode to hear more from her! S19 E2 - The Mysteries of Our Lives (Part 2)

Deep joy and deep sorrow can coexist. Heather reminded us of the beauty and complexity of holding both at the same time. The Lord remains faithful through it all. S19 E1 - The Mysteries of Our Lives (Part 1)

Powerful words from Fr. John Burns. Did they resonate with you? S18 E24: Friendship in the Lord: Covenant Love and Celibacy (Chapters 11 & 12, Epilogue)

Feeling ready to go deeper and grow with your friendships? Consider bringing this question to your next coffee date or phone call. S18 E24: Friendship in the Lord: Covenant Love and Celibacy (Chapters 11 & 12, Epilogue)

How do we hold space for the suffering of life with the gift of friendship? Join us for another conversation on “Friendship in the Lord” as we discuss the need for gratitude in the journey. S18 E23: Friendship in the Lord: Worship and Friendship in the Lord (Chapters 9 & 10)

Heather led us in prayer in this week’s episode. We hope you will join us in placing these intentions at the Lord’s feet.

This deep, vulnerable longing can be hard to sit with, but it’s always an opportunity to draw nearer to God. What’s been resonating with you throughout this study?