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In this episode of Conversations with Dolan, Fr. Joseph Henchey, CSS, talks about his show Duc in Altum, hosted by WCAT Radio.
SERIES FINALE - Episode 52: In this final reflection of Duc In Altum, Fr. Henchey looks at man’s quest for God in the context of the broad sweep of human history, from the time long before Jesus and in the world of the “unbelievers,” through t
Episode 51: In this reflection, Fr. Henchey describes our lifelong quest for God which St. Augustine called a “restlessness” and which the Psalms call a “longing” that is like an ache which cannot be soothed. Prayer helps us on this quest beca
Episode 50: Fr. Henchey examines the broad subject of prayer; that is, the road on which spiritual growth travels and he addresses many questions, including: what is prayer, why do we pray, how should we pray, what are the kinds of prayer and
Episode 49: In this final reflection on the Transfiguration, Fr. Henchey takes up the rich concept of the “veil” comparing and contrasting the veil Moses wore to prevent the Israelites from being overwhelmed by the glory of God which shone on
Episode 48: Fr. Henchey continues his discussion of 2 Corinthians 3 by explaining St. Paul’s references to the “Old Testament Transfiguration” of Moses in Exodus 34. He compares and contrasts key elements of the Old and New Covenants: the Old
Episode 47: Fr. Henchey further explores the new covenant written on human hearts in references to it in Jeremiah 31 and Ezekiel 11, 35 and 36. He explores the key words, “covenant,” “heart,” “eternal” “everlasting” and “written.” The accumul
Episode 46: Fr. Henchey begins this reflection by returning to the beginning of St. Paul’s second letter to the Corinthians in which Paul establishes himself as a legitimate minister of the Word of God, directly taught by Christ. In introducin
Episode 45: Continuing with an exploration of Scriptural references to the Transfiguration, Fr. Henchey explains 2 Peter 1:16-18. As a witness to the Transfiguration, Peter’s description is a first-hand account of this extraordinary event and
Episode 44: Fr. Henchey now considers the Gospels of Luke and John. As Luke did in his description of the Agony, he again emphasizes prayer as a central element of his account of the Transfiguration. John, who does not explicitly describe the T
Episode 43: In this reflection, Fr. Henchey moves on to the Transfiguration stories in both Mark and Matthew and dissects these rich spiritual passages, comparing and contrasting their emphases. He shows that while Mark emphasizes the Christolo
Episode 42: Fr. Henchey continues his discussion of the Transfiguration by explaining more of the symbolism of the Icon itself—the figure of Christ enrobed in white, the three figures high on the mountain, the golden colors which infuse the set
Episode 41: This episode begins a multi-part exploration of the Redemptive Mystery of the Transfiguration, yet another event in Christ’s life at which St. Peter was present. Fr. Henchey’s discussion begins with a focus on the famous iconograph
Episode 40: The Redemptive Mystery of the Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane, Part XV (March 7, 2018)
Episode 40: Here Fr. Henchey finishes his discussion of the four theologians’ interpretations and concludes his exploration of the Agony in the Garden with some related discussion on the theology of martyrdom and the theology of prayer and fin
Episode 39: Fr. Henchey continues his discussion of four theologians’ interpretations of St. Luke’s Gospel with the writings of Gamba who also takes a milder metaphoric interpretation of the sweating of blood and uses it to emphasize Jesus’ su
Episode 38: Fr. Henchey more fully explores St. Luke’s unique description of Christ sweating blood and uses the interpretations of four theologians to help us understand its meaning. He begins with the writings of Gallizzi who understood the
Episode 37: In this episode, Fr. Henchey turns to the Agony in the Garden according to the Gospel of St. Luke which, while the shortest of the accounts, contains the richest expression of this great mystery. Through Luke, Fr. Henchey delves int
Episode 36: To further the description of the ecclesial dimensions of Matthew’s scene of the Agony in Gethsemane, Fr. Henchey calls our attention to three culminating moments in this mystery of redemption: first, that Jesus is the fulfillment
Episode 35: Fr. Henchey begins a discussion of the Agony according to St. Matthew which emphasizes its ecclesial dimension. Drawing on Zc. 13:7, “I shall strike the Shepherd and the flock shall be scattered,” Matthew emphasizes that this is th
Episode 34: Here Fr. Henchey concludes his exploration of the Agony according to St. Mark with a discussion of the role of the disciples and he summarizes what we should all learn from Mark’s account of Christ’s dark night. He puts forward the
Episode 33: In this further reflection on Mark’s Gospel, Fr. Henchey explores the line in Mark 14:27 which says, “I am going to strike the Shepherd” and also at the Last Supper when Christ says, “I tell you solemnly, one of you is going to bet
Episode 32: Continuing with the Gospel according to Mark, Fr. Henchey looks at the distinction between temptation and trial, emphasizing that God does not solicit anyone to evil but that he does allow trial and suffering. In the Garden, Christ
Episode 31: Here, Fr. Henchey takes up Mark’s account of the Agony in Gethsemane and explores Mark’s particular emphasis on Christology and the Messianic secret in which Christ’s message and person are so often misunderstood. (January 3, 2018)
Episode 30: In this reflection, Fr. Henchey lays out the third theological theory of the agony in the Garden--that Christ is engaged in a great Messianic battle to conquer the magnified evil of human sin. In these hours of darkness before his a
Episode 29: Theologians have put forward three theories to explain the meaning of Christ's agony in the Garden: a natural human reaction to the anticipation of pain and death, a psychological and spiritual (mystical) distress at the total aband
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