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Lectio and Lattes

Release Date: 12/22/2023

Ash Wednesday 2025 (reposting from 2022) show art Ash Wednesday 2025 (reposting from 2022)

Lectio and Lattes

Matthew 6:1-6, 16-18 Psalm 51 the Penetential Psalm Guest- Sue! Sue comes to the podcast as a fellow coffee drinker.  She is a catholic homeschooler as well. We talk important things like sushi, ramen, and the radical interior search that this Gospel is calling us towards.

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Matthew 5:20-22a, 27-28, 33-34a,37 Psalm 119 The commandments. But first, what is in your heart.

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February 8, 2026 show art February 8, 2026

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Matthew 5 : 13-16 Psalm  112 Light your lamps!  Put them on Lampstands!

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February 1, 2026 show art February 1, 2026

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Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Matthew 5: 1-12a Psalm 146    

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January 25, 2026 show art January 25, 2026

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Matthew 4:12-23 Psalm 27 Jesus calls men together to fish other men.

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January 18, 2026 show art January 18, 2026

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John 1:29-34 Psalm 40 Ecce Agnus Dei, ecce Qui tolis pecata mundi.  

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sniff- It's so hard to say goodbye to Philippa!   But let's have a stiff upper lip and put the kettle on. And what shall we read next?!?!?

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January 11, 2026 show art January 11, 2026

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Matthew 3:13-17 Psalm 29

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Matthew 2 : 1-12 Psalm 72 Happy New Year!

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The Abbey loses two nuns and a shift necessarily takes place.

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Guest - Chris. my hubby of 24 plus years.  

surrounded by the mundanity of our kitchen table, we discuss salvation through the very same mundane.

Through the car keys and empty Brita pitchers.  Through the butter left out of the fridge and dogs wanting out.  Can we see the salvation in banana bread?  In shoes left helter skelter after a morning spent "Parkouring"?  Can we hear Jesus calling us along the path when we see that pile of wet towels?  never ending wet towels.

And as cheesy as it sounds.  As Home Goods and Rae Dunn as it sounds, LOVE is the most necessary ingredient.  Without which everything falls apart.  Fails to thrive.