Two Hearts True Healing Podcast

This episode we will talk about one last attempt of the enemy to overpower us. The weakest point.

If you are heavy laden and need to give the Lord your anxieties come and dwell with us for a time of prayer and intercession. Here is the live recording of the prayer Livestream on 04.04.26. In God's time there is no time. Enter in.

This episode we talk about humility and realizing what we can do with God.

This episode covers the reasons for desolation and why this happens in our lives. What does God have to do about it? Is it my fault? Do I have to earn God's favour?

This episode is on resisting Desolation. St. Ignatius calls us to consider how we are left to our natural powers and what we should do. God whether we feel it or not is still with us giving us grace. Resources: https://youtu.be/9zyFBEYEVug?si=tItHVp6y6MFJAcht https://youtu.be/mvyx4Sx3_Aw?si=AWBaR7oFSTKpMQ4q Fr. Timothy Gallagher, “Discernment of Spirits, An Ignatian Guide for Everyday Living.” Baruch 4:5-12, 16-23, 27-29, Matthew 16:13-17 St. Philip Neri “Do not grieve over the temptations you suffer. When the Lord intends to bestow a particular virtue on us, He often permits us first to be tempted by the opposite vice. Therefore, look upon every temptation as an invitation to grow in a particular virtue and a promise by God that you will be successful, if only you stand fast.”

Join us for a special edition interview with the author of God Made Me Good, Hannah Saeger.

This episode we talk about what we need to do more of in desolation. We Look at the three components of this rule; Prayer, Examination/Meditation, and Penance as a remedy for spiritual desolation and growing in virtue. We also delve into some things we can do to help the physical which in turn will help the spiritual. Resources: Fr. Timothy Gallagher, Discernment of Spirits, An Ignatian Guide to Everyday Living Psalm 16:1-11 Psalm 1:1-4,6 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. -- “The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.” https://youtu.be/76HuH7Pm69k?si=n_yMkPZ5x0SOkl8L (importance of journaling) https://youtube.com/shorts/D1PMJahbctE?si=FnymA5jwt6aG7kx- (importance of color in vision) https://youtu.be/_7PoVAClvcc?si=IdSWW6UpfSdESgFb (pints with Aquinas Conrad bars on sorrow with Fr. Boniface) https://catholicus.eu/en/st-john-of-the-cross-the-dark-night-the-suffering-that-purifies-the-soul/ St. John of the Cross – Active night of the Spirit

We felt called to prayer and wanted to give the space for you to join us.

How does God move us and encourage us when we are growing in virtue? In this episode on part two of rule two and also rule three, we look at what spiritual consolation is and what the difference is with natural non-spiritual consolation and God-given spiritual consolation. We look at how to discern between the areas of awareness to cultivate peace and happiness and how to move with God and when it is Him moving or if it's the Enemy. Resources: Fr. Timothy Gallagher “The Discernment of Spirits: An Ignatian Guide for Everyday Living” St. Padre Pio: “The Spirit of God is a spirit of peace. Even in the most serious faults he makes us feel a sorrow that is tranquil, humble, and confident, and this is precisely because of his mercy. The spirit of the devil, instead, excites, exasperates, and makes us feel, in that very sorrow, anger against ourselves, whereas we should on the contrary be charitable with ourselves first and foremost. Therefore if any thought agitates you, this agitation never comes from God, who gives you peace, being the Spirit of Peace, but from the devil.” St. Augustine Book VIII of his autobiographical work, Confessions: It was as if the virtue of continence was saying to him, “Can you not do what these men and women do? Do you think they find the strength to do it in themselves and not in the Lord their God? … Why do you try to stand in your own strength and fail?...Cast yourself upon God and have no fear. He will not shrink away and let you fall. Cast yourself upon him without fear, for he will welcome you and cure you of your ills.” Ezra 9:8-9 Zechariah 2:5 Job 22:21-23

The kick off episode of a great season! We take a look at what it is to battle in the Mind when one is entrenched in difficulty and hard places. This specific episode gives an introduction to the 14 rules of St. Ignatius and we start with rule one. Resources: “The Discernment of Spirits: An Ignatian Guide for Everyday Living” by Fr. Timothy M. Gallagher “The Twelve Steps and the Sacraments: A Catholic Journey through Recovery” by Scott Weeman, founder of Catholic in Recovery Catholic clinical psychologist Dr. Peter Malinoski at SoulsandHearts.com The Amen App: The Bedtime Story Eve Remembers

This Episode speaks of the Sacrament of Marriage and how it is at the heart of the Church. We study Aquila and Priscilla and learn what it means to be a missionary and to live holy marriages and promote community. We go to the Catechism of the Catholic Church and pull out some sections that support this. You can pull out some resources from the end of the recording.

In this episode we look at the characteristics of motherhood and how we have to put on our big girl panties and be an example for our children. We carry the weight of the world and the world needs our light. The Scripture Study is from the 2nd book of Maccabees with the unnamed woman and her seven sons.