75 episodes
Lectio Divina with Cardinal Thomas Collins - Archdiocese of Toronto Archdiocese of Toronto
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.7 • 11 Ratings
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Monthly Lectio Divina with Cardinal Thomas Collins of the Archdiocese of Toronto.
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1409 - A Canticle of Triumph Through Sorrow (Tobit 13:1-8)
Cardinal Thomas Collins delivers a reflection on Tobit 13:1-8 - A Canticle of Triumph Through Sorrow
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1408 - With My God I Can Scale Any Wall (Psalm 18:1-30)
Cardinal Thomas Collins delivers a reflection on Psalm 18:1-30 - With My God I Can Scale Any Wall
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1407 - My God, My God (Psalm 22)
Cardinal Thomas Collins delivers a reflection on Psalm 22 - My God, My God
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1406 - A Life of Honour (Psalm 15 and Psalm 112)
Cardinal Thomas Collins delivers a reflection on Psalm 15 and Psalm 112 - A Life of Honour
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1405 - In Life’s Struggle: Despair and Trust (Psalm 13 and Psalm 11)
Cardinal Thomas Collins delivers a reflection on Psalm 13 and Psalm 11 - In Life’s Struggle: Despair and Trust
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1404 - How Great Is Your Name O Lord Our God (Psalm 8 and Psalm 19:1-7)
Cardinal Thomas Collins delivers a reflection on Psalm 8 and Psalm 19:1-7 - How Great Is Your Name O Lord Our God
Customer Reviews
5 Stars and more!!
Have listened to Cardinal Collins’ Lectio series for years. How wonderful to hear this every month. And I really enjoy the YouTube as well seeing it with Vespers. Has really taught me a lot about the word of God as well as how to sit with it and contemplate.
Wonderful Lectio
I stumbled across Cardinal Collins’ podcast a while back and loved the walk through of Mark that he did and the Lectio on Jonah as well. Very insightful and really was a joy and blessing to listen to and I’m so happy that he does these.
Please bring the rest of the series here to iTunes the feed ends in 9/17 and it looks like Cardinal Collins is still going strong with the weekly Lectio, and would love to be able to keep following him.
Please come back, Cardinal Collins
I’m not sure how I came across this lectio divina podcast but it is a pleasure for podcast listening. Unfortunately, it appears that the series has ended. I hope someone of comparable talent picks up the ball on this. We need more of this type of message.