In this episode, Fr. John Burns joins Logos Podcast for a powerful conversation on the Church as the Bride, the heart of religious life, and why the nuptial mystery is the key to understanding our identity in Christ. We explore the meaning of the Bridegroom, the role of religious sisters, masculinity and vulnerability before God, and how the Friends of the Bridegroom ministry is renewing devotion in the Church today. If you’ve ever wrestled with what belonging to God really means, or why Scri...
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In this episode, Fr. John Burns joins Logos Podcast for a powerful conversation on the Church as the Bride, the heart of religious life, and why the nuptial mystery is the key to understanding our identity in Christ. We explore the meaning of the Bridegroom, the role of religious sisters, masculinity and vulnerability before God, and how the Friends of the Bridegroom ministry is renewing devotion in the Church today. If you’ve ever wrestled with what belonging to God really means, or why Scri...
The Story of Hallow App | With Co-founder Erich Kerekes
Logos Podcast
53 minutes
6 months ago
The Story of Hallow App | With Co-founder Erich Kerekes
Discover the story behind the Hallow App with co-founder Erich Kerekes — how the #1 Catholic prayer app was built, the mission behind it, and how it’s helping millions grow in faith through technology. Support the show
Logos Podcast
In this episode, Fr. John Burns joins Logos Podcast for a powerful conversation on the Church as the Bride, the heart of religious life, and why the nuptial mystery is the key to understanding our identity in Christ. We explore the meaning of the Bridegroom, the role of religious sisters, masculinity and vulnerability before God, and how the Friends of the Bridegroom ministry is renewing devotion in the Church today. If you’ve ever wrestled with what belonging to God really means, or why Scri...
