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Vox Sponsae (Voice of the Bride) is a podcast on the Liturgy of the Hours, the public and communal prayer of the Catholic Church. The Church teaches that this prayer is none other than "the voice of a bride addressing her bridegroom" and that "it is the very prayer that Christ himself, together with his Body, addresses to the Father." It truly is one of the greatest treasures that Christ has left to His Church. Through this podcast, we hope to inspire greater devotion to the Liturgy of the Hours among God's people and help them discover the meaning and significance it has for the Church and her members. Vox Sponsae is sponsored by the St Thomas More House of Prayer, a Catholic retreat center in the diocese of Erie, Pennsylvania with the mission of praying and promoting the Liturgy of the Hours. You can find out more at http://liturgyofthehours.org

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August 11, 2020

Priesthood of Christ in the LIturgy of the Hours

In this episode, we discuss how Jesus Christ, high priest of the new and eternal covenant, has chosen not only to redeem man and give perfect glory to God in Himself, but to share that work with His mystical body. While He certainly shares this work with us through our participation in His redemptive sacrifice made present in the Mass, He also shares this work with us by associating us with His prayer and praise in the Liturgy of the Hours.

July 3, 2020

Interview with Wayne Hepler, Founder of the St Thomas More House of Prayer (Part I)

In this episode, we interview Wayne Hepler, founder of the Thomas More House of Prayer, a Catholic retreat center devoted to praying and promoting the Liturgy of the Hours. In the interview Wayne shares with us about his conversion to the Catholic Church, how he first learned of the Liturgy of the Hours, about the founding of the House of Prayer, and more.

June 18, 2020

The Liturgy of the Hours & the Eucharist

In this episode, we look at paragraph 12 in the GILH on the relationship between the Liturgy of the Hours and the Eucharist.

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What is Vox Sponsae?: Vox Sponsae (Voice of the Bride) is a podcast on the Liturgy of the Hours, the public and communal prayer of the Catholic Church. The Church teaches that this prayer is none other than "the voice of a bride addressing her bridegroom" and that "it is the very prayer that Christ himself, together with his Body, addresses to the Father." It truly is one of the greatest treasures that Christ has left to His Church.

Through this podcast, we hope to inspire greater devotion to the Liturgy of the Hours among God's people and help them discover the meaning and significance it has for the Church and her members.

Vox Sponsae is sponsored by the St Thomas More House of Prayer, a Catholic retreat center in the diocese of Erie, Pennsylvania with the mission of praying and promoting the Liturgy of the Hours. You can find out more at http://liturgyofthehours.org
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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