Dr. Christopher O. Blum on the Tears of Christ | The Augustine Institute Show with Dr. Tim Gray

Dr. Tim Gray welcomes Dr. Christopher O. Blum, Provost at the Augustine Institute Graduate School of Theology, to discuss The Tears of Christ with Saint John Henry Newman. Learn about Saint John Henry Newman and how you can incorporate his meditations in your Lenten practices. The Tears of Christ is available on Catholic Market.
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Dr. Christopher O. Blum was educated at the University of Virginia and holds a Ph.D. in History and Philosophy of Science from the University of Notre Dame. He taught history, philosophy, and natural science for many years at Christendom College and Thomas More College before joining the Augustine Institute in 2013 as Academic Dean. Now serving as Provost, Dr. Blum is responsible for the overall direction of the Graduate School of Theology and the development of its programs and alumni outreach. He is the author, with Joshua P. Hochschild, of A Mind at Peace: Reclaiming an Ordered Soul in an Age of Distraction.
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[@MaryH-ys7ge]

I have listened to the entire Tears of Christ readings numerous times and I think by far this is the best feature on the Amen app. There is something about the way Dr. Christopher Blum read it that makes it very engaging. I also had to get the book. Thank you Dr. Tim Gray, I Dr. Christopher Blum, and the Augustine Institute for this great gift for the Church.

[@RumorHazi]

I think I could listen to Dr. Blum read the phone book!

[@SueSue-wr7mr]

God bless you for all the work you're doing to bring people back to Christ and to understand the faith. I loved Dr. Christopher's voice reading on the Marian Novena that is going on now. How can I get the book he mentioned in Day One of the Novena: The True Eve by Bishop Jack Bene?

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Thank you for those points : Jesus isn't just a marker in Christianity ; Luther came with a reduced formed of Christianity.