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St. Margaret Mary is the saint that gave us the Sacred Heart devotion as we know it today. A great mystic to reflect upon during the month of Jesus' heart.http://patreon.com/anthonystongue --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spot
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We all are familiar with the Sacred Heart of Jesus, but are you familiar with it's ancient origins? The common devotion stems from the 17th century, but it has roots all the way back to the Gospel writers. For more, check out the patreon at h
St. Bernard of Clairvaux is one of the reasons we associate Christian Mysticism with the love of God. Here I discuss one of his most accessible works On Loving God, and cover his four degrees on loving God. For bonus episodes and more check o
St. Bernard of Clairvaux isn't just one of the most important figures in Catholic history, but really, all of history.He held political influence over popes and kings, but also defined a love-based mysticism, and a Marian devotion that we stil
St. Gemma Galgani is a newer saint, both in history and to me personally. Though, she's easily becoming one of my favorite stigmatists and potentially mystics overall.Join me as we discuss this great saint, her stigmata and her battles with th
St. Lutgardis is a fascinating saint, mystic and stigmatist. She was the second reported stigmatist of the church, and was the first woman to receive the stigmata. Her story surrounding her apparitions of Jesus and His heart, were also precurs
We kick-off our series on the stigmatists with a look at the first noted stigmatists - St. Francis of Assisi. Though we also discuss, in general, what the stigmata is and it's deep theology. For more content on the mystics, the stigmata and mo
Welcome back to St. Anthony's Tongue! We kick off our new season full of mystics and saints with a refresher episode. I hope you enjoy! For more on Catholic Mysticism, Catholic Saints, Mystics and more check out my Patreon belowwww.patreon.c
For the remainder of these tales, join me on Patreon here: http://www.patreon.com/anthonystongue As I prepare for Season Three of St. Anthony's Tongue, I've been researching unique and weird stories from medieval Catholicism. Here, I've come
Dear Friends,This episode marks the finale of our series on mysticism. However, it can still be enjoyed, even if you haven't listened to all of the episodes this season.While this will mark an official break, please check out our Patreon at w
Mary was more than just the mother of God, but also the model mystic. Join us as we approach Mary's mysticism alongside the Glorious Mysteries.For more St. Anthony's Tongue join our Patreon at: http://www.patreon.com/anthonystongue --- Su
Mary's sorrows are a deep ocean of Catholic Mysticism. Join me as we explore her sorrowful mysteries and see how Mary is the model mystic for Christian Contemplation.For more content on Mary, Mysticism + More join the Patreon at: http://www.p
Mary isn't only the Mother of God, but also the model mystic. In this series, we will explore what Mary can teach us about the contemplative Catholic path of Christian mysticism. For bonus episodes and similar content check out our Patreon at
One of the most interesting practices to spring from The Cloud of Unknowing is Centering Prayer.This is a simple yet profound method of connecting with the divine, though it's also had some criticism. Here I hope to share a balanced take on a
A mysterious text took medieval England by storm. The book was written by a mysterious monk, aiding his student in Christian contemplation - teaching him to unite with God by going beyond the intellect.This book was The Cloud of Unknowing, an
Thanks to everyone who submitted questions! This week we discuss:- Purgatory- Was Our Lady of Guadalupe an indigenous goddess?- Santa Muerte and Our Lady of Sorrows- Deconstruction - Is Ancestral Veneration "Catholic"? + much more!___Fo
The Jesus Prayer is one of the most beloved prayers and spiritual practices of the east, but it's also catching on in the west. How does this compare to western mystical contemplation? And how can we incorporate it into our own spirituality?Tu
The Dark Night is one of the most well known elements of St. John's mysticism, and yet, it's also one of the most misunderstood.In this episode we discuss the mysticism of suffering, attachment, and what it means to have a dark night of the so
St. John of the Cross is the authority of Catholic mysticism. Not only is he a beloved doctor of the church, but was also a poet, teacher, and spiritual director. This episode opens with a story of his life, before uncovering an introduction
Hey folks,I will soon be departing on my annual summer break to tighten up the next part of the Mysticism Series. So, let's take a walk down memory lane and summarize some of the high points of this season. Also - Patreon will still be quite
Join Our PatreonDonate to the Podcast St. Hildegard von Bingen is one of the most beloved and interesting saints, mystics and doctors of the church.One of her most well known concepts, and to me, one of the most mystical, is her concept of
St. Hildegard von Bingen is one of the most beloved Catholic saints. It's easy to see why. She's a mystic, a musician, a prophet, an herbalist and more. She's also a Doctor of the Church, which gives added credence to her visions. In this epis
St. Ignatius of Loyola gave us many great exercises to enhance our relationship with God. Here are a few. For more bonus content and show notes, join the St. Anthony's Tongue Patreon here. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotif
St. Ignatius is one of the best known saints, though largely for being the founder of the Jesuit Order. However, Ignatius was also a very notable mystic, which is most prevalently seen in his Spiritual Exercises.In this episode, we dive into h
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