(digital, Google Play, only because the Kindle sample I downloaded wasn’t working, and I was too impatient to take the time to deal with it).Īnd after watching a couple of videos (more about that later) featuring Dr. The Angels and Their Mission, by Jean Cardinal Daniélou, S.J.The Theology of Saint Paul, 2 volumes, by Fernand Prat, S.J.The Mysticism of Paul the Apostle, by Albert Schweitzer (used, paper),.

Brant Pitre, I managed to get hold of three books he recommended: In addition to the MP3 course on the Apostle Paul: Unlocking the Mysteries of His Theology, by Dr. I’m only on session thirteen right now, but most of the previous talks I’ve listened to two or three times. The course is seventeen sessions, each one runs about an hour or more. It’s available on CD, too, but I’m the impatient type so I usually download these things so I can start digging in right away. Brant Pitre, The Apostle Paul: Unlocking the Mysteries of His Theology, on MP3.

Been listening to a college level course by Dr. Just in case you’ve been burning with curiosity about what I’ve been doing with all this time on my hands–since I certainly haven’t been blogging–I’ll tell you: I’ve been delving into my theology studies and it’s been fascinating and inspiring. Tonight I decided to go ahead and write a post instead of The Post and get on with it. My dogs are exceedingly frustrated with me, I’ve been such a bore.) The result is that, for the longest, I haven’t written anything. The sarcoidosis has taken a toll the last couple of years, and reading and listening and taking a few notes is about all I’ve been good for. I’ll get over it and get back to it, eventually, or force myself to do it, but I haven’t yet. I’ve also been struggling to get back to reading and writing about Laudato Si’, but, to be honest, I’m feeling some real resistance to it. Peace be to you! Hope you had a very merry Christmas! Advent, Christmas, New Year’s, all passed me by, and the Jubilee of Mercy began, and I watched it all fly past as if I were Douglas Adams watching deadlines go whoosh. I’ve put off writing this, my 500th post for Catholic Heart and Mind because I wanted to write something Big and Important, something Significant.

Angels by Michael S. Heiser