“Kingdom of Priests” may sound like an odd title for the laity, but it comes straight from the Word of God! From Exodus (19:6) to Revelation (1:6; 5:10), we see the people of God referred to as a kingdom of priests. They are to be a people of royalty because they can communicate with the Divine. God’s faithful offer the sacrifices of their own lives, their daily struggles and joys, and their own bodies to God as spiritual worship (Romans 12:1-2). This podcast uncovers the secret sainthood hidden by God within our own Acadiana.
All content for Cajun Kingdom of Priests is the property of Reed Streva and is served directly from their servers
with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.
“Kingdom of Priests” may sound like an odd title for the laity, but it comes straight from the Word of God! From Exodus (19:6) to Revelation (1:6; 5:10), we see the people of God referred to as a kingdom of priests. They are to be a people of royalty because they can communicate with the Divine. God’s faithful offer the sacrifices of their own lives, their daily struggles and joys, and their own bodies to God as spiritual worship (Romans 12:1-2). This podcast uncovers the secret sainthood hidden by God within our own Acadiana.
Fr. John Joseph and the boys discuss the Pope's two latest documents: Traditionis custodes and Desiderio Desideravi and how to read them with a holy hermeneutic.
Cajun Kingdom of Priests
“Kingdom of Priests” may sound like an odd title for the laity, but it comes straight from the Word of God! From Exodus (19:6) to Revelation (1:6; 5:10), we see the people of God referred to as a kingdom of priests. They are to be a people of royalty because they can communicate with the Divine. God’s faithful offer the sacrifices of their own lives, their daily struggles and joys, and their own bodies to God as spiritual worship (Romans 12:1-2). This podcast uncovers the secret sainthood hidden by God within our own Acadiana.
