https://simplecast.com Petersboat from the parish of Christ the King, Commack, NY en Tue, 24 Mar 2026 00:30:20 +0000 Tue, 24 Mar 2026 00:30:30 +0000 https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com Petersboat https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/32d51fee-464e-4eba-a907-3741cfade690/2f036c9c-bc96-445d-90c0-d0950e480013/3000x3000/copy-20of-20petersboat-net-20-20the-20podcast-20.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com episodic from the parish of Christ the King, Commack, NY Father Rob Ketcham false https://feeds.simplecast.com/mOHN8e5Y peter's boat, petersboat, father rob ketcham, christ the king, the monday after Father Rob Ketcham robketcham@yahoo.com 2c34ae63-b470-4574-b11d-31db33bc3fc0 A Resuscitating Friendship | The Monday After With time and openness to the resuscitating friendship of Christ, friendship between men is possible. Lazarus shows us this.

]]> Tue, 24 Mar 2026 00:30:20 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/a-resuscitating-friendship-the-monday-after-RMjVAMa5 With time and openness to the resuscitating friendship of Christ, friendship between men is possible. Lazarus shows us this.

]]> A Resuscitating Friendship | The Monday After Father Rob Ketcham 00:14:15 With time and openness to the resuscitating friendship of Christ, friendship between men is possible. Lazarus shows us this. With time and openness to the resuscitating friendship of Christ, friendship between men is possible. Lazarus shows us this. jesus, father rob ketcham, lazarus, catholic, christ the king, peter's boat, the monday after, petersboat false full 28 2 7446c560-e244-4bb2-a40e-2002ce378311 Alone Together with The Eternal Sunrise | The Monday After To be Christian is to be alone, but to be alone together with Christ and with one another in the Church. We are those blessed few who have been sought and found by Christ, the Eternal Sunrise, Who shines us who dwell in darkness and the shadow of death, and Who guides our feet into the way of peace.

]]> Mon, 16 Mar 2026 19:57:17 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/alone-together-with-the-eternal-sunrise-the-monday-after-c9Rmg2jL To be Christian is to be alone, but to be alone together with Christ and with one another in the Church. We are those blessed few who have been sought and found by Christ, the Eternal Sunrise, Who shines us who dwell in darkness and the shadow of death, and Who guides our feet into the way of peace.

]]> Alone Together with The Eternal Sunrise | The Monday After Father Rob Ketcham 00:21:02 To be Christian is to be alone, but to be alone together with Christ and with one another in the Church. We are those blessed few who have been sought and found by Christ, the Eternal Sunrise, Who shines us who dwell in darkness and the shadow of death, and Who guides our feet into the way of peace. To be Christian is to be alone, but to be alone together with Christ and with one another in the Church. We are those blessed few who have been sought and found by Christ, the Eternal Sunrise, Who shines us who dwell in darkness and the shadow of death, and Who guides our feet into the way of peace. woman at the well, man born blind, christ the king, peterboat, grace, peter's boat, christianity, catholicism, the monday after false full 27 2 bffb2435-29f5-4c8d-80a6-b210f582478f An Unexpected Restoration to Life | The Monday After Life isn't programmed, but it isn't entirely random either. It seems that Our Lord knew the Samaritan woman would be at the well, just as He knows where to find us when we're hiding, or just in need of restoration.

]]> Mon, 9 Mar 2026 01:48:48 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/an-unexpected-restoration-to-life-the-monday-after-PbNZIVt7 Life isn't programmed, but it isn't entirely random either. It seems that Our Lord knew the Samaritan woman would be at the well, just as He knows where to find us when we're hiding, or just in need of restoration.

]]> An Unexpected Restoration to Life | The Monday After Father Rob Ketcham 00:12:34 Life isn't programmed, but it isn't entirely random either. It seems that Our Lord knew the Samaritan woman would be at the well, just as He knows where to find us when we're hiding, or just in need of restoration. Life isn't programmed, but it isn't entirely random either. It seems that Our Lord knew the Samaritan woman would be at the well, just as He knows where to find us when we're hiding, or just in need of restoration. father rob ketcham, catholic, gospels, christ the king, the monday after false full 99 1 04be3668-3dc9-4476-94f4-64b26aad8773 Hope for Family Life and World War | The Monday After Is it necessary that all conflict must become all-out war? Is the annihilation of the enemy what makes for peace? Or, is there some way to permit that there will always be conflict in a fallen world, but that not all conflict needs to lead to the tearing apart of peoples. In fact, what if there were a way to be drawn even closer together through conflict?

]]> Mon, 2 Mar 2026 23:58:51 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/hope-for-family-life-and-world-war-the-monday-after-DDoT0iT0 Is it necessary that all conflict must become all-out war? Is the annihilation of the enemy what makes for peace? Or, is there some way to permit that there will always be conflict in a fallen world, but that not all conflict needs to lead to the tearing apart of peoples. In fact, what if there were a way to be drawn even closer together through conflict?

]]> Hope for Family Life and World War | The Monday After Father Rob Ketcham 00:22:42 Is it necessary that all conflict must become all-out war? Is the annihilation of the enemy what makes for peace? Or, is there some way to permit that there will always be conflict in a fallen world, but that not all conflict needs to lead to the tearing apart of peoples. In fact, what if there were a way to be drawn even closer together through conflict? Is it necessary that all conflict must become all-out war? Is the annihilation of the enemy what makes for peace? Or, is there some way to permit that there will always be conflict in a fallen world, but that not all conflict needs to lead to the tearing apart of peoples. In fact, what if there were a way to be drawn even closer together through conflict? father rob ketcham, family life, christ the king, peace, peter's boat, world war, the monday after, petersboat false full 98 1 836671f5-d4b7-4a5b-86b8-0125caa8b6cc How Authority Drives Out Demons | The Monday After What drives out demons is not fascination with evil; that often makes it worse. Rather, fascination with Christ reorders us. When we humble ourselves before Him, He repairs the breach between us and the authority of God in our lives and evil is cast out.

]]> Tue, 24 Feb 2026 00:01:59 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/authority-alone-drives-out-demons-the-monday-after-Ny8GM_Ex What drives out demons is not fascination with evil; that often makes it worse. Rather, fascination with Christ reorders us. When we humble ourselves before Him, He repairs the breach between us and the authority of God in our lives and evil is cast out.

]]> How Authority Drives Out Demons | The Monday After Father Rob Ketcham 00:22:07 What drives out demons is not fascination with evil; that often makes it worse. Rather, fascination with Christ reorders us. When we humble ourselves before Him, He repairs the breach between us and the authority of God in our lives and evil is cast out. What drives out demons is not fascination with evil; that often makes it worse. Rather, fascination with Christ reorders us. When we humble ourselves before Him, He repairs the breach between us and the authority of God in our lives and evil is cast out. father rob ketcham, christ the king, peter's boat, the monday after, petersboat false full 26 2 cc8e8fba-c8d4-461e-9c18-93924049aebf Artificial Intelligence vs. Real Knowledge | The Monday After The developers of AI began by directing their large languages models through a kind of Constitution, “Do this, and don’t do that,” but they quickly learned that in some mysterious way those models tended to "do what they want” anyway, disobeying the parameters and rules.

Now the designers of this false utopia are almost pleading with the software to function with good intentions, and to make decisions based on what is best for the human person. They are asking it to “be nice,” as if that were enough.

]]> Mon, 16 Feb 2026 23:33:43 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/artificial-intelligence-vs-real-knowledge-gFLQ39HD The developers of AI began by directing their large languages models through a kind of Constitution, “Do this, and don’t do that,” but they quickly learned that in some mysterious way those models tended to "do what they want” anyway, disobeying the parameters and rules.

Now the designers of this false utopia are almost pleading with the software to function with good intentions, and to make decisions based on what is best for the human person. They are asking it to “be nice,” as if that were enough.

]]> Artificial Intelligence vs. Real Knowledge | The Monday After Father Rob Ketcham 00:17:53 The developers of AI began by directing their large languages models through a kind of Constitution, “Do this, and don’t do that,” but they quickly learned that in some mysterious way those models tended to "do what they want” anyway, disobeying the parameters and rules. Now the designers of this false utopia are almost pleading with the software to function with good intentions, and to make decisions based on what is best for the human person. They are asking it to “be nice,” as if that were enough. The developers of AI began by directing their large languages models through a kind of Constitution, “Do this, and don’t do that,” but they quickly learned that in some mysterious way those models tended to "do what they want” anyway, disobeying the parameters and rules. Now the designers of this false utopia are almost pleading with the software to function with good intentions, and to make decisions based on what is best for the human person. They are asking it to “be nice,” as if that were enough. jesus, father rob ketcham, christ the king church, ross douthat, catholic, the monday after, artificial intelligence false full 25 2 0896ed40-6617-4a60-9342-85fe3cee57a2 To Be Light and Salt | The Monday After A word about coming alive by dying to ourselves, finding fulfillment in emptying ourselves, and living with Christ on the cross.

]]> Tue, 10 Feb 2026 03:47:26 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/to-be-light-and-salt-the-monday-after-q1gJWeqc A word about coming alive by dying to ourselves, finding fulfillment in emptying ourselves, and living with Christ on the cross.

]]> To Be Light and Salt | The Monday After Father Rob Ketcham 00:24:20 A word about coming alive by dying to ourselves, finding fulfillment in emptying ourselves, and living with Christ on the cross. A word about coming alive by dying to ourselves, finding fulfillment in emptying ourselves, and living with Christ on the cross. father rob ketcham, catholic, peter's boat, homilies, petersboat false full 24 2 b1d01206-33d7-4c69-a9f1-5596c28822ad The Fire of Faith and Its Fireplace | The Monday After In the heart of every man there is a desire for God that burns like a fire in need of a fireplace, lest it burn destructively in the world. The Church, as Mother of the Theological Virtues of Faith, Hope, and Love, can tame the Natural Virtues of Prudence, Temperance, Justice and Fortitude in such a way as to enable us to wield them toward God, our original desire, our first love.

]]> Mon, 2 Feb 2026 23:27:28 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-fire-of-faith-and-its-fireplace-the-monday-after-45c_Yn70 In the heart of every man there is a desire for God that burns like a fire in need of a fireplace, lest it burn destructively in the world. The Church, as Mother of the Theological Virtues of Faith, Hope, and Love, can tame the Natural Virtues of Prudence, Temperance, Justice and Fortitude in such a way as to enable us to wield them toward God, our original desire, our first love.

]]> The Fire of Faith and Its Fireplace | The Monday After Father Rob Ketcham 00:03:52 In the heart of every man there is a desire for God that burns like a fire in need of a fireplace, lest it burn destructively in the world. The Church, as Mother of the Theological Virtues of Faith, Hope, and Love, can tame the Natural Virtues of Prudence, Temperance, Justice and Fortitude in such a way as to enable us to wield them toward God, our original desire, our first love. In the heart of every man there is a desire for God that burns like a fire in need of a fireplace, lest it burn destructively in the world. The Church, as Mother of the Theological Virtues of Faith, Hope, and Love, can tame the Natural Virtues of Prudence, Temperance, Justice and Fortitude in such a way as to enable us to wield them toward God, our original desire, our first love. false full 23 2 9197f585-1d08-42fc-8e2e-4bd9018bf214 Is our problem really the law? | The Monday After We hear people saying, "Law! Law! Law!" And we've got great laws, and a great Constitution. So what's the problem? Why isn't yelling, "Law!" working? Is there something missing? Something more essential, even necessary?

]]> Mon, 26 Jan 2026 16:01:08 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/are-laws-the-problem-the-monday-after-55JCWMjx We hear people saying, "Law! Law! Law!" And we've got great laws, and a great Constitution. So what's the problem? Why isn't yelling, "Law!" working? Is there something missing? Something more essential, even necessary?

]]> Is our problem really the law? | The Monday After Father Rob Ketcham 00:17:28 We hear people saying, "Law! Law! Law!" And we've got great laws, and a great Constitution. So what's the problem? Why isn't yelling, "Law!" working? Is there something missing? Something more essential, even necessary? We hear people saying, "Law! Law! Law!" And we've got great laws, and a great Constitution. So what's the problem? Why isn't yelling, "Law!" working? Is there something missing? Something more essential, even necessary? the law, minnesota, catholic, israel, christ the king, the jews, peter's boat, the monday after, ice, petersboat false full 22 2 ad170c80-9e17-4271-8688-0ba75f3d4fcf Members of His Household | The Monday After We are God's children now, no longer dogs on the street. We once lived by instinct and appetite alone, but now we live by God's Spirit, which illuminates our intellect and will, those faculties of our human soul that are characteristic of the sons and daughters of God.

]]> Mon, 19 Jan 2026 21:57:17 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/members-of-the-household-the-monday-after-h3BR9HIU We are God's children now, no longer dogs on the street. We once lived by instinct and appetite alone, but now we live by God's Spirit, which illuminates our intellect and will, those faculties of our human soul that are characteristic of the sons and daughters of God.

]]> Members of His Household | The Monday After Father Rob Ketcham 00:14:43 We are God's children now, no longer dogs on the street. We once lived by instinct and appetite alone, but now we live by God's Spirit, which illuminates our intellect and will, those faculties of our human soul that are characteristic of the sons and daughters of God. We are God's children now, no longer dogs on the street. We once lived by instinct and appetite alone, but now we live by God's Spirit, which illuminates our intellect and will, those faculties of our human soul that are characteristic of the sons and daughters of God. baptism, father rob ketcham, christ the king catholic church, the church, bible, peter's boat, lamb of god, the monday after, petersboat false full 21 2 fd771e8b-34bc-4921-a621-003222466120 Can we accept the truth about God? | The Monday After If we would be truly wise, yes. By God's grace, a man can surrender his gold for the treasures offered to us in Christ, his frankincense for the true prayer that Christ shares with us, and even his own definitions of rest, which Christ also transcends and transfigures. And in fact, man must. Only then will he depart for his country by a different way, changed and intent on peace with his neighbors.

]]> Mon, 12 Jan 2026 21:15:53 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/can-a-man-accept-the-whole-truth-from-god-the-monday-after-RllQjSEY If we would be truly wise, yes. By God's grace, a man can surrender his gold for the treasures offered to us in Christ, his frankincense for the true prayer that Christ shares with us, and even his own definitions of rest, which Christ also transcends and transfigures. And in fact, man must. Only then will he depart for his country by a different way, changed and intent on peace with his neighbors.

]]> Can we accept the truth about God? | The Monday After Father Rob Ketcham 00:22:02 If we would be truly wise, yes. By God's grace, a man can surrender his gold for the treasures offered to us in Christ, his frankincense for the true prayer that Christ shares with us, and even his own definitions of rest, which Christ also transcends and transfigures. And in fact, man must. Only then will he depart for his country by a different way, changed and intent on peace with his neighbors. If we would be truly wise, yes. By God's grace, a man can surrender his gold for the treasures offered to us in Christ, his frankincense for the true prayer that Christ shares with us, and even his own definitions of rest, which Christ also transcends and transfigures. And in fact, man must. Only then will he depart for his country by a different way, changed and intent on peace with his neighbors. baptism, sunday homily, scripture, father rob ketcham, christ the king, grace, peter's boat, forgiveness, the monday after, homilies, petersboat false full 20 2 be6afba1-5909-4fc9-9ddd-4d12c357c7e1 Is it okay to ask God for signs? | The Monday After Believing in miracles is essential to our Faith, since the Sacraments are all miracles. But it's still more important to ask what God may be trying to say to us through the specific signs He sends to us in our own days.

]]> Mon, 5 Jan 2026 22:30:23 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/is-it-wrong-to-ask-for-signs-the-monday-after-qktQ9_ZJ Believing in miracles is essential to our Faith, since the Sacraments are all miracles. But it's still more important to ask what God may be trying to say to us through the specific signs He sends to us in our own days.

]]> Is it okay to ask God for signs? | The Monday After Father Rob Ketcham 00:25:12 Believing in miracles is essential to our Faith, since the Sacraments are all miracles. But it's still more important to ask what God may be trying to say to us through the specific signs He sends to us in our own days. Believing in miracles is essential to our Faith, since the Sacraments are all miracles. But it's still more important to ask what God may be trying to say to us through the specific signs He sends to us in our own days. church, catholic, signs, saint padre pio, saints, peter's boat, the monday after, homilies, god, the epiphany, miracles, petersboat false full 19 2 55622ceb-7223-4e77-85cc-993922938fd9 The Monday After | Saint Joseph, A Good Parent I suppose most parents will say to their children, "You can be whatever you want to be when you grow up," but I don't imagine that Our Lady and Saint Joseph said such things to Jesus.

]]> Tue, 30 Dec 2025 01:00:45 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-monday-after-saint-joseph-a-good-parent-F378KFDX I suppose most parents will say to their children, "You can be whatever you want to be when you grow up," but I don't imagine that Our Lady and Saint Joseph said such things to Jesus.

]]> The Monday After | Saint Joseph, A Good Parent Father Rob Ketcham 00:09:00 I suppose most parents will say to their children, "You can be whatever you want to be when you grow up," but I don't imagine that Our Lady and Saint Joseph said such things to Jesus. I suppose most parents will say to their children, "You can be whatever you want to be when you grow up," but I don't imagine that Our Lady and Saint Joseph said such things to Jesus. father rob ketcham, saint joseph, catholic, christ the king, help, parenting, peter's boat, the monday after, petersboat false full 18 2 eb68cc31-2ffc-4990-9138-7dca9b5ff87a The Monday After | Knowledge of Mary, The Golden Key in a Red Bag A little boy came to me after Mass yesterday, showing me a gold key in a red bag. It turned out to be a good way of understanding the intercession of the Blessed Mother. This is a teaching on Our Lady, the Blessed Virgin Mary, and how she desires to help us to stay close to her Son.

]]> Mon, 22 Dec 2025 17:34:35 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-monday-after-knowledge-of-mary-the-key-in-a-red-bag-P3uMIBqW A little boy came to me after Mass yesterday, showing me a gold key in a red bag. It turned out to be a good way of understanding the intercession of the Blessed Mother. This is a teaching on Our Lady, the Blessed Virgin Mary, and how she desires to help us to stay close to her Son.

]]> The Monday After | Knowledge of Mary, The Golden Key in a Red Bag Father Rob Ketcham 00:29:04 A little boy came to me after Mass yesterday, showing me a gold key in a red bag. It turned out to be a good way of understanding the intercession of the Blessed Mother. This is a teaching on Our Lady, the Blessed Virgin Mary, and how she desires to help us to stay close to her Son. A little boy came to me after Mass yesterday, showing me a gold key in a red bag. It turned out to be a good way of understanding the intercession of the Blessed Mother. This is a teaching on Our Lady, the Blessed Virgin Mary, and how she desires to help us to stay close to her Son. father rob ketcham, christ the king church, catholic, the holy rosary, the blessed mother, the bible, blessed virgin mary, peter's boat, spirituality, the monday after, christmas, petersboat false full 17 2 a5d8cd83-4c3c-4f6d-8826-007df1ecedfb The Monday After | Knowledge of Jesus An unexpected introduction to a man and his son at a Christmas party has led me to a deeper knowledge of Jesus. I begin and end this 3rd Advent reflection with that story.

]]> Mon, 15 Dec 2025 22:56:28 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-monday-after-knowledge-of-jesus-XVUR43rJ An unexpected introduction to a man and his son at a Christmas party has led me to a deeper knowledge of Jesus. I begin and end this 3rd Advent reflection with that story.

]]> The Monday After | Knowledge of Jesus Father Rob Ketcham 00:22:53 An unexpected introduction to a man and his son at a Christmas party has led me to a deeper knowledge of Jesus. I begin and end this 3rd Advent reflection with that story. An unexpected introduction to a man and his son at a Christmas party has led me to a deeper knowledge of Jesus. I begin and end this 3rd Advent reflection with that story. sunday homily, father rob ketcham, christ the king catholic church, john the baptist, prison, dysphoria, freedom, peter's boat, the monday after, homilies, petersboat false full 16 2 0dfc3898-e1ba-4d24-8988-1c9e1ea93c52 The Monday After | Knowledge of The Self Last week, we spoke of emptying ourselves of the spirit of the world in order to make room for the Holy Spirit. In this episode, we'll move into a word about the knowledge of the self that the Holy Spirit makes possible.

]]> Tue, 9 Dec 2025 01:33:39 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-monday-after-knowledge-of-the-self-CYWw7_Vm Last week, we spoke of emptying ourselves of the spirit of the world in order to make room for the Holy Spirit. In this episode, we'll move into a word about the knowledge of the self that the Holy Spirit makes possible.

]]> The Monday After | Knowledge of The Self Father Rob Ketcham 00:23:45 Last week, we spoke of emptying ourselves of the spirit of the world in order to make room for the Holy Spirit. In this episode, we'll move into a word about the knowledge of the self that the Holy Spirit makes possible. Last week, we spoke of emptying ourselves of the spirit of the world in order to make room for the Holy Spirit. In this episode, we'll move into a word about the knowledge of the self that the Holy Spirit makes possible. church, father rob ketcham, blessed mother, catholic, holy spirit, homily, christ the king, prayer, peter's boat, spiritual direction, the monday after, ho, petersboat false full 15 2 d2721e03-e329-446c-93de-74ea3cc01273 The Monday After | Emptying Ourselves of the Spirit of the World This is the first part of a four-week spiritual preparation for Christmas, beginning with a word (based on the Mass readings for the First Sunday of Advent) about making room in our hearts for Christ.

]]> Mon, 1 Dec 2025 23:50:38 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-monday-after-emptying-ourselves-of-the-spirit-of-the-world-n_AkXFSX This is the first part of a four-week spiritual preparation for Christmas, beginning with a word (based on the Mass readings for the First Sunday of Advent) about making room in our hearts for Christ.

]]> The Monday After | Emptying Ourselves of the Spirit of the World Father Rob Ketcham 00:16:29 This is the first part of a four-week spiritual preparation for Christmas, beginning with a word (based on the Mass readings for the First Sunday of Advent) about making room in our hearts for Christ. This is the first part of a four-week spiritual preparation for Christmas, beginning with a word (based on the Mass readings for the First Sunday of Advent) about making room in our hearts for Christ. catholic mass, father rob ketcham, homily, first sunday of advent, prayer, spiritual direction, the monday after, sunday homilies, christmas, the spiritual life false full 14 2 5c874ccb-f654-49ea-b95c-85e0bce1b7e9 The Monday After | Well, Maybe One King (For Peace's Sake) The Feast of Christ the King was established by Pope Pius XI in 1925 to implore all people - especially leaders of totalitarian states - to allow Christ to reign in their hearts, that He might direct their thoughts and actions according to the Father's will for peace's sake. But since peace is begotten by God, not made by man, it is by the forgiveness of sin that man is then poised to bring God's peace to the world.

]]> Tue, 25 Nov 2025 03:47:38 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-monday-after-from-one-happy-thief-to-another-on-the-feast-of-christ-the-king-JDhjK7aH The Feast of Christ the King was established by Pope Pius XI in 1925 to implore all people - especially leaders of totalitarian states - to allow Christ to reign in their hearts, that He might direct their thoughts and actions according to the Father's will for peace's sake. But since peace is begotten by God, not made by man, it is by the forgiveness of sin that man is then poised to bring God's peace to the world.

]]> The Monday After | Well, Maybe One King (For Peace's Sake) Father Rob Ketcham 00:13:24 The Feast of Christ the King was established by Pope Pius XI in 1925 to implore all people - especially leaders of totalitarian states - to allow Christ to reign in their hearts, that He might direct their thoughts and actions according to the Father's will for peace's sake. But since peace is begotten by God, not made by man, it is by the forgiveness of sin that man is then poised to bring God's peace to the world. The Feast of Christ the King was established by Pope Pius XI in 1925 to implore all people - especially leaders of totalitarian states - to allow Christ to reign in their hearts, that He might direct their thoughts and actions according to the Father's will for peace's sake. But since peace is begotten by God, not made by man, it is by the forgiveness of sin that man is then poised to bring God's peace to the world. sunday homily, father rob ketcham, catholic, christ the king, peter's boat, priest, the monday after, petersboat false full 13 2 65ef67a9-fbe0-469e-82de-4edbd2b49488 The Monday After | Should We Be Afraid? The title's a bit click-baity, but it was either that or "Sure Feels Like the End Sometimes," which also seemed a bit of a ploy. In any case, this Sunday's readings prepared us for Christ's return to judge the living and the dead, because next weekend is the Feast of Christ the King, which will bring with it the end of the liturgical year and a foreshadowing of the end of all things. My hope, here, was to say that by growing in our awareness of how Christ is already with us, we can be relieved of any fear of His coming again in glory - or even our own death.

]]> Mon, 17 Nov 2025 23:08:37 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-monday-after-the-best-way-to-ruin-a-good-supper-CJTBJ4UK The title's a bit click-baity, but it was either that or "Sure Feels Like the End Sometimes," which also seemed a bit of a ploy. In any case, this Sunday's readings prepared us for Christ's return to judge the living and the dead, because next weekend is the Feast of Christ the King, which will bring with it the end of the liturgical year and a foreshadowing of the end of all things. My hope, here, was to say that by growing in our awareness of how Christ is already with us, we can be relieved of any fear of His coming again in glory - or even our own death.

]]> The Monday After | Should We Be Afraid? Father Rob Ketcham 00:17:15 The title's a bit click-baity, but it was either that or "Sure Feels Like the End Sometimes," which also seemed a bit of a ploy. In any case, this Sunday's readings prepared us for Christ's return to judge the living and the dead, because next weekend is the Feast of Christ the King, which will bring with it the end of the liturgical year and a foreshadowing of the end of all things. My hope, here, was to say that by growing in our awareness of how Christ is already with us, we can be relieved of any fear of His coming again in glory - or even our own death. The title's a bit click-baity, but it was either that or "Sure Feels Like the End Sometimes," which also seemed a bit of a ploy. In any case, this Sunday's readings prepared us for Christ's return to judge the living and the dead, because next weekend is the Feast of Christ the King, which will bring with it the end of the liturgical year and a foreshadowing of the end of all things. My hope, here, was to say that by growing in our awareness of how Christ is already with us, we can be relieved of any fear of His coming again in glory - or even our own death. father rob ketcham, nationalism, peter's boat, christianity, catholicism, the monday after, petersboat false full 12 2 844d6452-6a98-4ad7-977b-501301511275 The Monday After | I Could Be Wrong - Thank God I propose, in this homily, a way of understanding the kind of help that Jesus is trying to offer us. It seems to me that he dwells in us in order to help us make sense of our thoughts and feelings, which are often wrong - thank God.

]]> Mon, 10 Nov 2025 21:43:31 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-monday-after-i-could-be-wrong-thank-god-zbjBM1Yd I propose, in this homily, a way of understanding the kind of help that Jesus is trying to offer us. It seems to me that he dwells in us in order to help us make sense of our thoughts and feelings, which are often wrong - thank God.

]]> The Monday After | I Could Be Wrong - Thank God Father Rob Ketcham 00:22:37 I propose, in this homily, a way of understanding the kind of help that Jesus is trying to offer us. It seems to me that he dwells in us in order to help us make sense of our thoughts and feelings, which are often wrong - thank God. I propose, in this homily, a way of understanding the kind of help that Jesus is trying to offer us. It seems to me that he dwells in us in order to help us make sense of our thoughts and feelings, which are often wrong - thank God. sunday homily, catholic, christ the king, peter's boat, mind body soul, mind, the monday after, homilies, petersboat false full 11 2 081931ff-cc74-492a-bc6f-dea0bd08c6e1 The Monday After | on Purgatory and Waiting with Beatific Vision We do not like waiting. Well, in any case, we're not good at it, which is obvious; in this age of invention we've all but eliminated the need to wait for anything. There was a time when we waited for the seeds, the rains, the sun. Some still do, but most of us go to the supermarket and still complain about the checkout line. We get frustrated with shipping delays, abhor traffic, and have all but abandoned television for the immediacy of binge-streaming.

No wonder the suffering of purgatory is so much on our conscience these days, like a punishment the child sees coming while returning home from school. We are full of guilt for allowing ourselves to have become so alienated from the thing happening everywhere else in the natural world, which is essential for growth, namely, waiting.

But I wouldn’t want us to think that the waiting we hear so often associated with purgatory is arbitrary or merely punitive. If that antechamber to heaven really is, as the Church teaches, the place where God’s mercy tempers His justice, then there must be something to be gained by the experience of waiting offered to us in this life. Maybe we shouldn’t be so afraid of it or resent it. Maybe we should welcome it, and grow in it.   

]]> Tue, 4 Nov 2025 02:43:26 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-monday-after-on-purgatory-and-waiting-with-beatific-vision-TtR1WuBW We do not like waiting. Well, in any case, we're not good at it, which is obvious; in this age of invention we've all but eliminated the need to wait for anything. There was a time when we waited for the seeds, the rains, the sun. Some still do, but most of us go to the supermarket and still complain about the checkout line. We get frustrated with shipping delays, abhor traffic, and have all but abandoned television for the immediacy of binge-streaming.

No wonder the suffering of purgatory is so much on our conscience these days, like a punishment the child sees coming while returning home from school. We are full of guilt for allowing ourselves to have become so alienated from the thing happening everywhere else in the natural world, which is essential for growth, namely, waiting.

But I wouldn’t want us to think that the waiting we hear so often associated with purgatory is arbitrary or merely punitive. If that antechamber to heaven really is, as the Church teaches, the place where God’s mercy tempers His justice, then there must be something to be gained by the experience of waiting offered to us in this life. Maybe we shouldn’t be so afraid of it or resent it. Maybe we should welcome it, and grow in it.   

]]> The Monday After | on Purgatory and Waiting with Beatific Vision Father Rob Ketcham 00:14:04 We do not like waiting. Well, in any case, we're not good at it, which is obvious; in this age of invention we've all but eliminated the need to wait for anything. There was a time when we waited for the seeds, the rains, the sun. Some still do, but most of us go to the supermarket and still complain about the checkout line. We get frustrated with shipping delays, abhor traffic, and have all but abandoned television for the convenience of binge-streaming. No wonder the suffering of purgatory is so much on our conscience these days, like a punishment the child sees coming while returning home from school. We are full of guilt for allowing ourselves to have become so alienated from the thing happening everywhere else in the natural world, which is essential for growth, namely, waiting. But I wouldn’t want us to think that the waiting we hear so often associated with purgatory is arbitrary or merely punitive. If that antechamber to heaven really is, as the Church teaches, the place where God’s mercy tempers His justice, then there must be something to be gained by the experience of waiting offered to us in this life. Maybe we shouldn’t be so afraid of it or resent it. Maybe we should welcome it, and grow in it. We do not like waiting. Well, in any case, we're not good at it, which is obvious; in this age of invention we've all but eliminated the need to wait for anything. There was a time when we waited for the seeds, the rains, the sun. Some still do, but most of us go to the supermarket and still complain about the checkout line. We get frustrated with shipping delays, abhor traffic, and have all but abandoned television for the convenience of binge-streaming. No wonder the suffering of purgatory is so much on our conscience these days, like a punishment the child sees coming while returning home from school. We are full of guilt for allowing ourselves to have become so alienated from the thing happening everywhere else in the natural world, which is essential for growth, namely, waiting. But I wouldn’t want us to think that the waiting we hear so often associated with purgatory is arbitrary or merely punitive. If that antechamber to heaven really is, as the Church teaches, the place where God’s mercy tempers His justice, then there must be something to be gained by the experience of waiting offered to us in this life. Maybe we shouldn’t be so afraid of it or resent it. Maybe we should welcome it, and grow in it. sunday homily, father rob ketcham, christ the king catholic church, waiting, peter's boat, spirituality, god, petersboat, purgatory false full 10 2 32e44f45-2ae5-41e9-ad77-99153fdcf928 The Monday After | How Could He Ask Emily for Help? The title of this episode is a reference to the film, The Crossing Guard, which I mention toward the end of the reflection in the hope of illustrating the way that Christ can be of the greatest help to us, if we would open our heart to Him. Of course, it is a scary thing even to acknowledge our desire for God - as terrifying as the seemingly infinite space of the cosmos.

]]> Tue, 28 Oct 2025 02:36:54 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-monday-after-how-could-he-ask-emily-for-help-24GmCsuo The title of this episode is a reference to the film, The Crossing Guard, which I mention toward the end of the reflection in the hope of illustrating the way that Christ can be of the greatest help to us, if we would open our heart to Him. Of course, it is a scary thing even to acknowledge our desire for God - as terrifying as the seemingly infinite space of the cosmos.

]]> The Monday After | How Could He Ask Emily for Help? Father Rob Ketcham 00:27:28 The title of this episode is a reference to the film, The Crossing Guard, which I mention toward the end of the reflection in the hope of illustrating the way that Christ can be of the greatest help to us, if we would open our heart to Him. Of course, it is a scary thing even to acknowledge our desire for God - as terrifying as the seemingly infinite space of the cosmos. The title of this episode is a reference to the film, The Crossing Guard, which I mention toward the end of the reflection in the hope of illustrating the way that Christ can be of the greatest help to us, if we would open our heart to Him. Of course, it is a scary thing even to acknowledge our desire for God - as terrifying as the seemingly infinite space of the cosmos. cosmos, father rob ketcham, christ the king catholic church, infinite space, peter's boat, the crossing guard, the monday after, petersboat false full 9 2 43618401-bcf9-4a7c-ae19-994c5241920a The Monday After | Conception Overcomes Deception Looking forward to the end of time with hope requires conceiving of our lives by the Holy Spirit in light of the promises God makes to us in the Scriptures, which are themselves inspired by the Holy Spirit. The hope we find in them enables us to overcome the deception of the evil spirit.

]]> Mon, 20 Oct 2025 22:46:49 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-monday-after-pants-always-beats-no-pants-j4Cow9sC Looking forward to the end of time with hope requires conceiving of our lives by the Holy Spirit in light of the promises God makes to us in the Scriptures, which are themselves inspired by the Holy Spirit. The hope we find in them enables us to overcome the deception of the evil spirit.

]]> The Monday After | Conception Overcomes Deception Father Rob Ketcham 00:18:01 Looking forward to the end of time with hope requires conceiving of our lives by the Holy Spirit in light of the promises God makes to us in the Scriptures, which are themselves inspired by the Holy Spirit. The hope we find in them enables us to overcome the deception of the evil spirit. Looking forward to the end of time with hope requires conceiving of our lives by the Holy Spirit in light of the promises God makes to us in the Scriptures, which are themselves inspired by the Holy Spirit. The hope we find in them enables us to overcome the deception of the evil spirit. catholic, homily, peter's boat, the monday after, petersboat false full 8 2 d50123d6-353a-4b90-af93-473a9d9e0519 The Monday After | About a Girl at The Bar If being together at Mass on Sundays is called "practicing the Faith" that means the world is our playing field, which means that Christ is training us to give thanks to God always and everywhere.

]]> Tue, 14 Oct 2025 00:09:03 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-monday-after-about-a-girl-at-the-bar-PaWEcmzG If being together at Mass on Sundays is called "practicing the Faith" that means the world is our playing field, which means that Christ is training us to give thanks to God always and everywhere.

]]> The Monday After | About a Girl at The Bar Father Rob Ketcham 00:10:08 If being together at Mass on Sundays is called "practicing the Faith" that means the world is our playing field, which means that Christ is training us to give thanks to God always and everywhere. If being together at Mass on Sundays is called "practicing the Faith" that means the world is our playing field, which means that Christ is training us to give thanks to God always and everywhere. sunday homily, father rob ketcham, homily, new age, freedom, peter's boat, the monday after, petersboat, sunday mass false full 7 2 c3ba26a2-ee75-4aae-9bab-aabd712cf586 The Monday After | All Beneath the Mulberry Tree The root system of the mulberry tree is deep and complicated, not unlike the human heart, the ground beneath our feelings and emotions. It's a great thing to believe in God. But it's altogether heroic to trust in Him when our emotions are revolting against His will. When that happens, the mulberry tree of our lives has truly been unrooted and planted in the sea of His mercy.

]]> Mon, 6 Oct 2025 21:04:45 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-monday-after-all-beneath-the-mulberry-tree-Rk2rCCED The root system of the mulberry tree is deep and complicated, not unlike the human heart, the ground beneath our feelings and emotions. It's a great thing to believe in God. But it's altogether heroic to trust in Him when our emotions are revolting against His will. When that happens, the mulberry tree of our lives has truly been unrooted and planted in the sea of His mercy.

]]> The Monday After | All Beneath the Mulberry Tree Father Rob Ketcham 00:17:12 The root system of the mulberry tree is deep and complicated, not unlike the human heart, the ground beneath our feelings and emotions. It's a great thing to believe in God. But it's altogether heroic to trust in Him when our emotions are revolting against His will. When that happens, the mulberry tree of our lives has truly been unrooted and planted in the sea of His mercy. The root system of the mulberry tree is deep and complicated, not unlike the human heart, the ground beneath our feelings and emotions. It's a great thing to believe in God. But it's altogether heroic to trust in Him when our emotions are revolting against His will. When that happens, the mulberry tree of our lives has truly been unrooted and planted in the sea of His mercy. father rob ketcham, peter's boat, mulberry tree, emotions and feelings, the monday after, petersboat false full 6 2 5a7c3a3e-c778-428f-8884-227e778ed33a The Monday After | Where is His Victory? Sometimes we walk too far behind Christ, weighed down by regret. And sometimes we walk too far ahead, worried about the future. But the person in front of us, in the present, is offering us an encounter with God. The victory of Christ moves us beyond our fear, enabling us to love that person.

]]> Tue, 30 Sep 2025 02:47:40 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-monday-after-where-is-his-victory-PQBU0rgX Sometimes we walk too far behind Christ, weighed down by regret. And sometimes we walk too far ahead, worried about the future. But the person in front of us, in the present, is offering us an encounter with God. The victory of Christ moves us beyond our fear, enabling us to love that person.

]]> The Monday After | Where is His Victory? Father Rob Ketcham 00:07:59 Sometimes we walk too far behind Christ, weighed down by regret. And sometimes we walk too far ahead, worried about the future. But the person in front of us, in the present, is offering us an encounter with God. The victory of Christ moves us beyond our fear, enabling us to love that person. Sometimes we walk too far behind Christ, weighed down by regret. And sometimes we walk too far ahead, worried about the future. But the person in front of us, in the present, is offering us an encounter with God. The victory of Christ moves us beyond our fear, enabling us to love that person. father rob ketcham, christ the king, the monday after, petersboat false full 5 2 80948cc1-5c43-4f8d-bcdb-ff513bbb8ea8 The Monday After | Beyond the Truman Show: the Catholic Vision of Reality So much of this world is man-made that it's a lot like The Truman Show. But Christ comes into our lives, like Sylvia into Truman's, emboldening us, by the way that He looks at us, to escape into the truth about reality, and to find Him by always seeking His face.  

]]> Mon, 22 Sep 2025 23:39:48 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-monday-after-beyond-the-truman-show-the-catholic-vision-of-reality-3_MyA5N_ So much of this world is man-made that it's a lot like The Truman Show. But Christ comes into our lives, like Sylvia into Truman's, emboldening us, by the way that He looks at us, to escape into the truth about reality, and to find Him by always seeking His face.  

]]> The Monday After | Beyond the Truman Show: the Catholic Vision of Reality Father Rob Ketcham 00:13:03 So much of this world is man-made that it's a lot like The Truman Show. But Christ comes into our lives, like Sylvia into Truman's, emboldening us, by the way that He looks at us, to escape into the truth about reality, and to find Him by always seeking His face. So much of this world is man-made that it's a lot like The Truman Show. But Christ comes into our lives, like Sylvia into Truman's, emboldening us, by the way that He looks at us, to escape into the truth about reality, and to find Him by always seeking His face. father rob ketcham, the truman show, the monday after, petersboat false full 4 2 68818785-97b2-481a-a8fb-ab7f04aae746 The Monday After | The Necessary Evil of Handing Over the Son Treatments like chemotherapy, for example, are in some ways similar to Christ's death on the cross; they are necessary evils; one heals cancer, the other sin. In this episode, I argue that political debate is also a necessary evil, because we need laws now to intervene where once (before the fall of man) there was the bond of love. I also propose that the necessary evil of the handing over of Tyler Robinson by his parents may prove to be the most unlikely source of healing for those wounded by the loss of Charlie Kirk. I end with a word of hope that young people (especially those on college campuses) will find places to argue that best facilitate an encounter with love, which alone fulfills the Law.

]]> Mon, 15 Sep 2025 11:39:08 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-monday-after-the-necessary-evil-of-handing-over-the-son-fK5CyDYW Treatments like chemotherapy, for example, are in some ways similar to Christ's death on the cross; they are necessary evils; one heals cancer, the other sin. In this episode, I argue that political debate is also a necessary evil, because we need laws now to intervene where once (before the fall of man) there was the bond of love. I also propose that the necessary evil of the handing over of Tyler Robinson by his parents may prove to be the most unlikely source of healing for those wounded by the loss of Charlie Kirk. I end with a word of hope that young people (especially those on college campuses) will find places to argue that best facilitate an encounter with love, which alone fulfills the Law.

]]> The Monday After | The Necessary Evil of Handing Over the Son Father Rob Ketcham 00:11:24 Treatments like chemotherapy, for example, are in some ways similar to Christ's death on the cross; they are necessary evils; one heals cancer, the other sin. In this episode, I argue that political debate is also a necessary evil, because we need laws now to intervene where once (before the fall of man) there was the bond of love. I also propose that the necessary evil of the handing over of Tyler Robinson by his parents may prove to be the most unlikely source of healing for those wounded by the loss of Charlie Kirk. I end with a word of hope that young people (especially those on college campuses) will find places to argue that best facilitate an encounter with love, which alone fulfills the Law. Treatments like chemotherapy, for example, are in some ways similar to Christ's death on the cross; they are necessary evils; one heals cancer, the other sin. In this episode, I argue that political debate is also a necessary evil, because we need laws now to intervene where once (before the fall of man) there was the bond of love. I also propose that the necessary evil of the handing over of Tyler Robinson by his parents may prove to be the most unlikely source of healing for those wounded by the loss of Charlie Kirk. I end with a word of hope that young people (especially those on college campuses) will find places to argue that best facilitate an encounter with love, which alone fulfills the Law. false full 3 2 b3c48d3e-1668-4628-b16f-3a6160b4ec1f The Monday After | Always First Death Mon, 8 Sep 2025 21:55:59 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-monday-after-always-first-death-f6u9FuY1 The Monday After | Always First Death Father Rob Ketcham 00:17:43 Dealing with God will always mean dying to that part of us that resists seeing things from his perspective. Dealing with God will always mean dying to that part of us that resists seeing things from his perspective. false full 2 2 275fd18e-04ce-4006-ac9f-8a9e08014d7e The Monday After | Paradox or Contradiction This is the first episode of a new segment called, "The Monday After," offering a series of reflections following the Sunday Mass. 

]]> Tue, 2 Sep 2025 02:32:46 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-monday-after-paradox-yes-contradiction-no-BhuWXnZt This is the first episode of a new segment called, "The Monday After," offering a series of reflections following the Sunday Mass. 

]]> The Monday After | Paradox or Contradiction Father Rob Ketcham 00:14:17 Not all tension is bad. In fact, life itself, because it is a paradox, is full of tension, and life is good. But, how are we to believe that? Who can save us from the constant temptation to despair that comes from thinking of life as a contradiction? Not all tension is bad. In fact, life itself, because it is a paradox, is full of tension, and life is good. But, how are we to believe that? Who can save us from the constant temptation to despair that comes from thinking of life as a contradiction? peter's boat, petersboat false full 97 1 938d09f9-916b-4e52-b5e2-abdb4c243498 He Leadeth Me | Chapter 20 | Humanity | Epilogue This is the conclusion of a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Thu, 14 Apr 2022 18:33:20 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-chapter-20-humanity-and-epilogue-tPOANZeN This is the conclusion of a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Chapter 20 | Humanity | Epilogue Father Rob Ketcham 00:28:59 This is the conclusion of a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is the conclusion of a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. he leadeth me, father rob ketcham, with god in russia, father walter ciszek, petersboat, petersboat.net false full 71 1 81902580-6c63-4d0d-8ada-43a059dcead5 He Leadeth Me | Chapter 19 | Faith This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons.

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Wed, 13 Apr 2022 21:18:59 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-chapter-19-faith-2_uTeIB0 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons.

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Chapter 19 | Faith Father Rob Ketcham 00:16:22 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. he leadeth me, father rob ketcham, with god in russia, father walter ciszek, petersboat, petersboat.net false full 70 1 189351e8-1c94-404b-83c3-b503172fdbf7 He Leadeth Me | Chapter 18 | Humility This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Tue, 12 Apr 2022 14:33:56 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-chapter-18-humility-5PFEWKyQ This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Chapter 18 | Humility Father Rob Ketcham 00:18:25 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. he leadeth me, father rob ketcham, with god in russia, father walter ciszek, petersboat, petersboat.net false full 69 1 6f6bb005-dd1a-4b15-916e-5e9b9e99b865 He Leadeth Me | Chapter 17 | The Kingdom of God This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Sun, 10 Apr 2022 23:54:56 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-chapter-17-the-kingdom-of-god-YADYCfNR This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Chapter 17 | The Kingdom of God Father Rob Ketcham 00:19:39 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. he leadeth me, father rob ketcham, with god in russia, father walter ciszek, petersboat, petersboat.net false full 68 1 7f0dc2a8-4102-45d5-b8cf-900c9d54917b He Leadeth Me | Chapter 16 | Freedom This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Fri, 8 Apr 2022 20:09:00 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-chapter-16-freedom-n_Qh7LIE This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Chapter 16 | Freedom Father Rob Ketcham 00:17:57 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. he leadeth me, father rob ketcham, with god in russia, father walter ciszek, petersboat, petersboat.net false full 67 1 79ff4d44-acef-426f-bfb2-3c28d25c2a51 He Leadeth Me | Chapter 15 | The Fear of Death This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons.

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Thu, 31 Mar 2022 18:44:01 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-chapter-15-the-fear-of-death-Qg70qcPw This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons.

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Chapter 15 | The Fear of Death Father Rob Ketcham 00:20:23 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. he leadeth me, father rob ketcham, with god in russia, father walter ciszek, petersboat, petersboat.net false full 66 1 0d656ad3-82a2-466f-85ca-c2afb8c00854 He Leadeth Me | Chapter 14 | Retreats This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia.

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Tue, 29 Mar 2022 14:58:11 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-chapter-14-retreats-ymlHzspH This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia.

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Chapter 14 | Retreats Father Rob Ketcham 00:20:29 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. he leadeth me, father rob ketcham, father walter ciszek, with god with russia, petersboat, petersboat.net false full 65 1 a02b2dab-432a-4b47-b809-aa5c02e9f51e He Leadeth Me | Chapter 13 | The Meaning of the Mass This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Sun, 27 Mar 2022 22:30:54 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-chapter-13-the-meaning-of-the-mass-VZViP_vJ This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Chapter 13 | The Meaning of the Mass Father Rob Ketcham 00:23:03 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. he leadeth me, father rob ketcham, with god in russia, father walter ciszek, petersboat, petersboat.net false full 64 1 6f31c24c-d264-4347-805b-8537dd132fca He Leadeth Me | Chapter 12 | The Apostolate This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons.

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Fri, 25 Mar 2022 22:56:10 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-chapter-12-the-apostolate-3k_2MIDv This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons.

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Chapter 12 | The Apostolate Father Rob Ketcham 00:18:15 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. he leadeth me, father rob ketcham, with god in russia, father walter ciszek, petersboat, petersboat.net false full 63 1 57e70443-6215-4e96-a7c6-4ca22352cbfc He Leadeth Me | Chapter 11 | The Priesthood This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Fri, 25 Mar 2022 22:52:19 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-chapter-11-the-priesthood-7YzbFYJI This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Chapter 11 | The Priesthood Father Rob Ketcham 00:19:25 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. he leadeth me, father rob ketcham, with god in russia, father walter ciszek, petersboat, petersboat.net false full 62 1 a846c546-e4c0-4041-b9de-1969e18296a5 He Leadeth Me | Chapter 10 | Work This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. 

In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons.

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Sun, 20 Mar 2022 11:50:40 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-chapter-10-work-SnUeKNNH This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. 

In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons.

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Chapter 10 | Work Father Rob Ketcham 00:19:14 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. false full 61 1 a1362fb2-ea72-4927-9823-f94e9b7b9d99 He Leadeth Me | Chapter 9 | The Body This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Fri, 18 Mar 2022 19:56:05 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-chapter-9-the-body-pgIAVHec This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Chapter 9 | The Body Father Rob Ketcham 00:16:30 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. he leadeth me, father rob ketcham, with god in russia, father walter ciszek, petersboat, petersboat.net false full 60 1 04b99afb-c03f-40f7-a14d-fddf7ce18fe7 He Leadeth Me | Chapter 8 | In Transit This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him.

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Wed, 16 Mar 2022 23:58:55 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-chapter-8-in-transit-_VMu7mP3 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him.

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Chapter 8 | In Transit Father Rob Ketcham 00:17:44 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. false full 59 1 f67ca8e1-ed02-4e5a-ae7f-6fe6aec02459 He Leadeth Me | Chapter 7 | Four Years of Purgatory This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Mon, 14 Mar 2022 23:05:43 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-chapter-7-four-years-of-purgatory-5rLSWrr3 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Chapter 7 | Four Years of Purgatory Father Rob Ketcham 00:23:50 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. he leadeth me, father rob ketcham, with god in russia, father walter ciszek, petersboat, petersboat.net false full 58 1 a9cddbdd-44f2-4a6a-ad4c-2b1ad5d17668 He Leadeth Me | Chapter 6 | The Interrogations This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons.

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Sun, 13 Mar 2022 00:02:31 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-chapter-6-the-interrogations-2whi81BU This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons.

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Chapter 6 | The Interrogations Father Rob Ketcham 00:26:22 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. he leadeth me, with god in russia, father walter ciszek, petersboat, petersboat.net false full 57 1 0ff9ff49-26be-457b-91da-28725db1d849 He Leadeth Me | Chapter 5 | Lubianka This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. 

In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Fri, 11 Mar 2022 04:28:04 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-chapter-5-lubianka-PIRLhJuU This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. 

In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Chapter 5 | Lubianka Father Rob Ketcham 00:28:50 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his experience of prayer, which alone sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. he leadeth me, father rob ketcham, with god is russia, father walter ciszek, petersboat, petersboat.net false full 56 1 5bc4f455-240e-4e1f-909c-9ab41e965b52 He Leadeth Me | Chapter 4 | Arrest and Imprisonment This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his personal prayer, which alone eased the pain and sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Tue, 8 Mar 2022 14:54:41 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-chapter-4-arrest-and-imprisonment-hFD35XDq This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his personal prayer, which alone eased the pain and sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Chapter 4 | Arrest and Imprisonment Father Rob Ketcham 00:19:01 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his personal prayer, which alone eased the pain and sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his personal prayer, which alone eased the pain and sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. he leadeth me, father rob ketcham, walter ciszek, with god in russia, father walter ciszek, petersboat, petersboat.net false full 55 1 74fd2337-c8df-4281-a95a-a53fa6990d7a He Leadeth Me | Chapter 3 | Russia This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his personal prayer, which alone eased the pain and sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Sun, 6 Mar 2022 22:23:01 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-chapter-3-russia-JRU61YhO This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his personal prayer, which alone eased the pain and sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Chapter 3 | Russia Father Rob Ketcham 00:21:49 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his personal prayer, which alone eased the pain and sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his personal prayer, which alone eased the pain and sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. he leadeth me, father rob ketcham, with god in russia, father walter ciszek, petersboat, petersboat.net false full 54 1 b6a9e44d-7401-4c77-9796-88b99fed97e0 He Leadeth Me | Chapter 2 | The Decision to Enter Russia This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his personal prayer, which alone eased the pain and sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Fri, 4 Mar 2022 22:16:05 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-chapter-2-the-decision-to-enter-russia-F6Nwa25W This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his personal prayer, which alone eased the pain and sustained him. 

This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Chapter 2 | The Decision to Enter Russia Father Rob Ketcham 00:15:01 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his personal prayer, which alone eased the pain and sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. He endured unspeakable hardship before being returned to the States. In this book, he reflects not only on the trials he endured, but also with both simplicity and depth about his personal prayer, which alone eased the pain and sustained him. This being the Year of Saint Ignatius, we thought it fitting to read this book, as He Leadeth Me offers the reader an excellent way of learning the Spiritual Exercises and Discernment of Spirits from one of Saint Ignatius' most beloved sons. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. he leadeth me, father rob ketcham, with god in russia, father walter ciszek, petersboat, petersboat.net false full 53 1 f9a5afc3-f7cd-47bd-b3eb-6edbed348bb5 He Leadeth Me | Prologue and Chapter 1 | Albertyn This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

By surrendering to God's will he endured, and was ultimately returned to the States. In this book, he speaks with simplicity and depth of the courage he found in prayer, which eased the loneliness, the pain, and the anguish, and the fears. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> Wed, 2 Mar 2022 20:44:35 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/he-leadeth-me-prologue-and-chapter-1-1isQJ1zY This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. 

Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. 

By surrendering to God's will he endured, and was ultimately returned to the States. In this book, he speaks with simplicity and depth of the courage he found in prayer, which eased the loneliness, the pain, and the anguish, and the fears. 

Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death.

]]> He Leadeth Me | Prologue and Chapter 1 | Albertyn Father Rob Ketcham 00:25:20 This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. By surrendering to God's will he endured, and was ultimately returned to the States. In this book, he speaks with simplicity and depth of the courage he found in prayer, which eased the loneliness, the pain, and the anguish, and the fears. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. This is a Lenten reading of Father Walter Ciszek's, He Leadeth Me. One chapter will be posted every other day throughout Lent, recorded for the Mens Roundtable, the mens group of the parish, as a way of spiritually accompanying our group reading of this text. Captured by the Russian army during World War II and convicted of being a "Vatican spy," American Jesuit, Father Walter J. Ciszek spent 23 years in Soviet prisons and the labor camps of Siberia. By surrendering to God's will he endured, and was ultimately returned to the States. In this book, he speaks with simplicity and depth of the courage he found in prayer, which eased the loneliness, the pain, and the anguish, and the fears. Father Ciszek's cause for canonization was opened in 1990, just six years after his death. he leadeth me, father rob ketcham, with god in russia, father walter ciszek, petersboat, petersboat.net false full 52 1 67739079-73cb-495b-a3c1-8d235fcf1170 Can a Modern Person Believe Without Reservation? Fri, 12 Feb 2021 21:56:54 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/can-a-modern-person-believe-without-reservation-zsCiaJao Can a Modern Person Believe Without Reservation? Father Rob Ketcham 01:09:47 This is the opening talk of a priest retreat given by Father Jose Medina in 2017. He is asking the question, "Can a modern person believe without reservation in the divine nature of Jesus Christ?" That is, "Can modernity - can the Western world - be saved?" This is the opening talk of a priest retreat given by Father Jose Medina in 2017. He is asking the question, "Can a modern person believe without reservation in the divine nature of Jesus Christ?" That is, "Can modernity - can the Western world - be saved?" father jose medina, communion and liberation false full 5 1 9a77481f-be45-4d16-bbe0-9d6669cfc061 Catherine O'Donnell on Elizabeth Ann Seton Sat, 2 Jan 2021 04:36:31 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/catherine-odonnell-on-elizabeth-ann-seton-pK9AsEL7 Catherine O'Donnell on Elizabeth Ann Seton Father Rob Ketcham 01:22:39 This is a talk on Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton given by Catherine O'Donnell, professor of History at Arizona State University. This is a talk on Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton given by Catherine O'Donnell, professor of History at Arizona State University. catherine o'donnell, saint elizabeth ann seton false full 2 1 fa1d9641-93c6-491f-a63a-4cc42ef5b3ce The Heavens are Vested in Glory Sat, 2 Jan 2021 04:28:27 +0000 robketcham@yahoo.com (Father Rob Ketcham) https://petersboat-net.simplecast.com/episodes/the-heavens-are-vested-in-glory-L0o9n6WL The Heavens are Vested in Glory Father Rob Ketcham 00:01:15 This is a song we sing when on retreat together with the ecclesial movement, Communion and Liberation. This is a song we sing when on retreat together with the ecclesial movement, Communion and Liberation. cl, communion and liberation false full 1 1