Alphonsus Liguori
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Nov 3, 2026
Anne BarnhartHOST
What quote was it? Oh, I was looking for the quote, cherish thou me and permit me to love you.
Anne BarnhartHOST
And I was thinking, okay, this is either this is either in the office somewhere, in the divine office, or it's like a post communion, or maybe it's in like St. Alphonsus Liguori's meditations on the stations of the cross or something like that.
Anne BarnhartHOST
I did not make this up.
Anne BarnhartHOST
And I know I didn't make it up because it's cherish thou me and permit me to love thee.
Elizabeth BusbyHOST
Any reflection on the passion.
Elizabeth BusbyHOST
I want to say Alphonsus Liguori has a really good one.
Elizabeth BusbyHOST
I'll find a couple and put them in the description.
Elizabeth BusbyHOST
What I'm trying to say is this is an opportunity for you to really enter into the suffering of Christ and recognize that you are seen and loved by him in a very, very unique way.
TimmerieHOST
Augustine says, sin, however horrible, when once habitual seems little or no sin at all.
TimmerieHOST
St. Alphonsus Liguori goes on to say, "...the man who follows his own will independently of God's is guilty of a kind of idolatry.
TimmerieHOST
Instead of adoring God's will, he is, in a certain sense, adoring his own.
TimmerieHOST
We violate the first commandment, I am the Lord your God, you shall have no strange God before me, whenever we choose our will over his.
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And these souls released will not cease to work for our own salvation.
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St. Alphonsus says, Lord, do not suffer to be lost that person who has liberated me from the prison of purgatory and has brought me to the eternal, the enjoyment of thy glory sooner than I have deserved.
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and these souls released will not cease to work for our own salvation.
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St. Alphonsus said, I hold for certain that a soul delivered from purgatory by the suffrages of a Christian when she enters paradise will not fail to say to God, Lord, do not suffer to be lost.
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that person who has liberated me from the prison of purgatory and has brought me to the enjoyment of thy glory sooner than I have deserved.
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God does not waste time.
Joe McClaneHOST
yeah,
Mike KoenigerGUEST
that's, that's my, St. Alphonsus,
Joe McClaneHOST
St. Alphonsus glories of Mary is a fantastic book to give you some hope because there's replete, it's replete with stories of grave centers who begged for our ladies help at the last second and received wonderful graces, you know, and, um, at the end of the day, if I were to get to heaven and find some grave centers there, the notorious center, and he's there or she's there, um, Praise be to God, there's a chance for me.
Joe McClaneHOST
Like,
John BrancichGUEST
wow.
speaker_2HOST
Yeah.
speaker_2HOST
Well, one of the models of this idea, right, this practice of reparation, it was St. Alphonsus Liguori, a saint who suffered much in his life.
speaker_2HOST
Talk about how his suffering was reparation.
speaker_2HOST
Was it merely for his own sins? Or how does that have an impact as we look to St.
speaker_2HOST
Alphonsus Liguori in our own suffering?
Lawrence CarneyGUEST
Sure.
Lawrence CarneyGUEST
So during his process of canonization, the devil's advocate didn't really see anything remarkable.
Timothy DanaherGUEST
Like we have in our chapel of priests up in Dartmouth College, we have in our main altar in the chapel, we have piece of the bone of, that's a first class relic, Thomas Aquinas, patron of our house, Aquinas House.
Timothy DanaherGUEST
We also have Alphonsus Liguori, because he's the founder of the Redemptoris, and the priest who founded us was originally Redemptoris, and another very obscure martyr.
Timothy DanaherGUEST
I have his name in an envelope.
Timothy DanaherGUEST
Those are first-class relics.
Ed FaliskieGUEST
The world doesn't need another Francis of Assisi.
Ed FaliskieGUEST
The world doesn't need another Alphonsus Liguori or Clement Hofbauer or Gerard Majella.
Ed FaliskieGUEST
The world needs you.
Ed FaliskieGUEST
The Church needs you.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
We're striving to love like this.
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St. Alphonsus Liguori, read his books.
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He's just constantly talking about love to a point where it's kind of embarrassing almost.
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Read his Stations of the Cross.
Nicole OleaHOST
There is even a connection to another Catholic saint, though.
Nicole OleaHOST
Alphonsus Liguori, the founder of the Redemptorists, is traditionally said to have experienced a religious vision while visiting the hospital, an event that helped change the direction of his life.
Nicole OleaHOST
The hospital remained in operation for almost five centuries, finally closing as an active hospital in 2019 after structural problems forced the historic complex to shut down, which I'm kind of mad about because that means it was open while I lived in Italy and I had no idea this place existed.
Nicole OleaHOST
Oh well.
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