Welcome back to The Exorcist Files. And just like Pirates of the Caribbean are Fast and the Furious,

yes, we can just keep going because we have more content for you than you probably thought was possible.

Father's Lenton Audio Retreat series continues this week with Jesus and Mary Magdalene.

Now, as a reminder, it's not too late to sign up for Hallow's Prayer 40 challenge.

The best time to start a dedicated intentional season of prayer time?

Probably far earlier than any of us can remember.

The second best time?

Today, right now.

God says he rewards those who diligently seek him.

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Hello. It's the app you're looking for. And with that, as John wrote in his gospel about something

far more important and holier than podcasts,

it is better for you that I should go.

So, here's our very own priest with the intellectual feast, Father Martins.

Hello, friends. Hello, friends. Over these past three weeks, we've been on a journey in this Lenton retreat, a journey by which Christ has been teaching us how he saves. In the first week's

meditation, we saw that Jesus is not interested in a

superficial relationship. He calls us to discipleship, to a real personal bond with him, a bond that

demands leaving an old way of life and embracing a new one with him.

But it is a relationship that is structured hierarchically.

We are not Jesus as equals.

Jesus is the master and we are the servant disciple.

In the second week's meditation, we looked at St. Peter and saw something profoundly unsettling, but deeply consoling.

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