Contemporary Spirituality: Dom Eugene Boylan, O.C.S.O. | Fr. Gregory Pine & Fr. Patrick Briscoe

Contemporary Spirituality: Dom Eugene Boylan, O.C.S.O. | Fr. Gregory Pine & Fr. Patrick Briscoe
Dom Eugene Boylan, O.C.S.O., is regarded by many as one of the most important spiritual authors of the 20th century. This Irish monk and author has written many books regarding topics such as our Lord's tremendous love for us - each of us - along with silence in prayer, work as a form of prayer, and more.
To read his work for free, head to the Internet Archive found here: archive.org/
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[@StPaulCenter]

We love the shout out at the 2:43 mark! Thank you so much Fr. Patrick and Fr. Gregory!!! God bless you both and May God continue to bless your priesthood! We love Godsplaining over here at the St. Paul Center! Dr. Hahn and Dr. Bergsma give their best as we are with 200 priests this week in Napa California at our sold-out Priest Conference!

[@roisinpatriciagaffney4087]

Thank you, Father Patrick, and Father Pine. Our Lady, Seat of Wisdom, pray for us.

[@gerihall8265]

As Fr. Gregory is describing Dom Eugene Boylan in the half minute from 24:45 to 25:17, I’m struck with, ‘that’s Jesus’! So good! I’m reading the book, “This Tremendous Lover,” ever so slowly and loving it, 80 pages to go. So appreciate this discussion, Priests of God, and thank you for your, ‘Yes’!

[@lbi216]

Another great episode, and appreciate the heads up about the archive material!!

[@carrlafleurfam]

Tremendous episode. Thank you for the archive info!

[@AppealToHeaven]

I so love monastic spirituality, it's where it's at. Good talk.

[@danielwagstaff1723]

Thank you very much for this episode. It was exactly what I needed to hear, at the right time 🙏

[@paulajoniak3925]

Me, too! Great episode for sure

[@JP-bn2ct]

First to comment, yea, but means nothing really! ha 🎉

[@emilymatienzo5922]

This is a great episode because it was theologically relevant. We need a hundred more episodes like this one, and zero like the last episode about Buddy the Elf (secular, misleading, and irrelevant).

[@b8akaratn]

😮

[@MR-sr5gh]

As a fellow listener, i want to caution you about using “we”, if you are talking about the Godsplaining audience as a whole. I love the way this podcast can draw out beautiful God-loving lessons from “secular” novels and movies as well as the intentionally religious works. I suspect that you have more formal training in theology, but there are many of us who are learning as we go. Plus Elf was a great movie and it is fun to see their interests blend into their good work.

[@Godsplaining]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Emily!

[@Terry19330]

I never appreciated Elf before last podcast, but loved to connect it to the theme of looking for father, joy in midst of sorrow in several conversations I had with family/friends in December🌻💙

[@gbookclub4946]

Please lose the small talk - it takes up almost 7 minutes!!!!!