Well, I was praying about Mary, the mother, you know, the month of May and all this, and I had saved this, annotated this quote, and put it in my notes on my phone.
You guys, if y'all ever see it, saw my notes on my phone, you'd prob- [laughs] Sister Miriam'd probably shudder.
But anyway, it's very effective if you put an, a word in, and I was actually looking for prophet, and this-
... quote came up, and I was thinking about the prophetic nature of motherhood.And about the prophetic nature of Mary as mother, and how she actually models motherhood for us, but that a- actually she shows us how to live the fullness of the Holy Spirit in her motherhood.
But I was actually thinking about myself, like what does it mean to live into prophetic motherhood? Like, we're baptized as priest, prophet, and king, but what does it mean to live, like, in our role as prophet in our baptismal call and in our vocation of motherhood, like, if you combine that? And whether you're a biological mother or a spiritual mother or both, what does it look like to do that? And it was interesting, I was talking to the students.
But I was talking about our baptismal call as priest, prophet, and king, and I was using an example, like the power of our words.
And so wh- when I was speaking, I just pointed out a couple of people that I knew in the audience and said, "Hey, this is what I see in you.
And even the priest that was there, Father Josh, a great Legionnaire priest.
Like, "Father Josh, this is what I see in you in your spiritual fatherhood." And there's something about it, like it changes the atmosphere of the room when you call out the people's goodness, when you call out the way that you can see God's glory displayed in and through them.
And I was thinking, like, there needs to be more prophetic spiritual motherhood in our lives.
Like, there is, because I feel like right now there is such a heaviness of spirit in the world today, but there's such a spirit of criticism.
So what does it look like to speak life? Like, you know, we have the power of life and death in our tongues.
What does it look like to speak life, but what does it look like to speak life in our role of motherhood? And Mary is the example of that.
Yeah, so I think there's something that the Holy Spirit is doing with and in this, so I was like, "Ladies, let's chat about it." So, yeah.
Well, I was praying about Mary, the mother, you know, the month of May and all this, and I had saved this, annotated this quote, and put it in my notes on my phone.
You guys, if y'all ever see it, saw my notes on my phone, you'd prob- [laughs] Sister Miriam'd probably shudder.
But anyway, it's very effective if you put an, a word in, and I was actually looking for prophet, and this-
... quote came up, and I was thinking about the prophetic nature of motherhood.And about the prophetic nature of Mary as mother, and how she actually models motherhood for us, but that a- actually she shows us how to live the fullness of the Holy Spirit in her motherhood.
But I was actually thinking about myself, like what does it mean to live into prophetic motherhood? Like, we're baptized as priest, prophet, and king, but what does it mean to live, like, in our role as prophet in our baptismal call and in our vocation of motherhood, like, if you combine that? And whether you're a biological mother or a spiritual mother or both, what does it look like to do that? And it was interesting, I was talking to the students.
But I was talking about our baptismal call as priest, prophet, and king, and I was using an example, like the power of our words.
And so wh- when I was speaking, I just pointed out a couple of people that I knew in the audience and said, "Hey, this is what I see in you.
And even the priest that was there, Father Josh, a great Legionnaire priest.
Like, "Father Josh, this is what I see in you in your spiritual fatherhood." And there's something about it, like it changes the atmosphere of the room when you call out the people's goodness, when you call out the way that you can see God's glory displayed in and through them.
And I was thinking, like, there needs to be more prophetic spiritual motherhood in our lives.
Like, there is, because I feel like right now there is such a heaviness of spirit in the world today, but there's such a spirit of criticism.
So what does it look like to speak life? Like, you know, we have the power of life and death in our tongues.
What does it look like to speak life, but what does it look like to speak life in our role of motherhood? And Mary is the example of that.
Yeah, so I think there's something that the Holy Spirit is doing with and in this, so I was like, "Ladies, let's chat about it." So, yeah.
The rest of this transcript — segmented and speaker-labeled, so you land on the exact moment something was said
Search every transcript — by keyword, by phrase, or by meaning, across every show Radar indexes
Trends — what is surging across podcasts, measured against its own baseline
Alerts — when a name you follow appears in a newly indexed episode
No account is needed to search Radar.