Catholic Magazine Episode 5

Episode five of the brand new Catholic Magazine. Dei Verbum, Better Prayer, and Handling Discouragement. Let’s see what’s inside…Catholic Magazine.
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Greg Willits

Greg & Jennifer Willits are the founders of Rosary Army and the creators of both That Catholic Show and the Rosary Army Catholic Program. The Willits' are popular speakers on a variety of Catholic topics. To invite them to speak at your event, contact CMG Booking.

9 Responses to “Catholic Magazine Episode 5”

  1. ok, you got me. Out of curiousity, I listened and love the format.
    Thanks ! great idea.

  2. Not really sure where this belongs, so if I may i will ask it here.

    I am looking for a ‘good’ (relative term), officail (sanctioned by the church) and as I am a novice – inexpensive (taking babysteps here) version of the Litergy of the hours.

    I know the store Father has set up has a few, but there are some negative commentary on a few and I want to make sure I get one meeting the above criteria.

    Any suggestions?

    and thank you for letting me/sorry for hijacking your thread, but at a loss where to ask this type of question.

  3. fyi Rich– have you tried http://www.catholicexchange.com ? they have a link.

  4. Joe

    Thanks!

  5. Joe…consider “Magnificat” magazine (http://www.magnificat.com/)…it’s includes shortened Hours (Lauds, Vespers, and Compline) plus readings for the Holy Mass, the Order of Mass, saints of the day, spiritual reading (short of like the Office of Readings), and sacred artwork. It’s a good way to “ease into” daily liturgical prayer…$US40/year.

  6. Sorry…I meant “Rich” in the previous post!

  7. If you do a cost comparison between Magnificat and the full Liturgy of the Hours…the four-volume set pays for itself in three years, whereas with Magnificat you’re still paying after the three-year mark. Just a thought…

  8. @Rich

    What negative commentary are you referring to? I went to the store and didn’t notice any negative commentary on either Christian Prayer or The Liturgy of the Hours (4 volume set). Both are THE official liturgy of the hours. Just depends how much money you can spend right now. The Christian Prayer will get you by until you can afford the 4 volume set. Just make sure you get a guide each year or use this site :
    http://www.liturgyofthehours.org/todays_prayers_christian_prayer.htm
    That will give you the page numbers each month. I have both versions and use them both (one stays home and one is in the car). You will love it!!

  9. Good point Jeff. And for less than one year of the Magnificat you can buy Christian Prayer and still have some money left over.

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