Echoes of the Heart Podcast

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  • Summary

  • The Echoes of the Heart Podcast is a journey through the Theology of the Body of St. John Paul II. In it, we seek to discover the inheritance of our hearts gifted to us by God in being male & female. This journey will be taken by exploring & reflecting on each Wednesday audience he delivered which constitutes his Theology of the Body. Music: Micah Pfundstein. All Rights Reserved. Artwork: Siena Mara Design
    2023
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Christianity Spirituality
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  • Typical "First Episode" Info

    Typical "First Episode" Info
    Apr 2 2023

    This is our beginnings of the journey. We introduce ourselves, our podcast and Theology of the Body.
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    46 mins
  • Audience 1 - Start From the Beginning

    Audience 1 - Start From the Beginning
    Apr 2 2023

    Mia joins us for the first leg of the journey. We are going through the first audience of Theology of the Body focusing on the words of Christ.
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    32 mins
  • Audience 2 - We Got to Learn Manners Y'all

    Audience 2 - We Got to Learn Manners Y'all
    Apr 10 2023

    Mia joins us again on our journey through Theology of the Body. In this episode, we are discussing the second Wednesday audience, which speaks about the first creation account. Here, we talk about manners, identity, our goodness and the care the Father had in our creation. 
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    35 mins

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