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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2024 · 37 MIN

Our Father Series: Deliver us from evil, Episode 8

from Centre for Applied Carmelite Spirituality (CACS)'s Podcast · host CACS

We have come to the end of our conversation on the Lord's prayer. It is a most consoling thing to know that Jesus uses the word 'us' while teaching this prayer. Furthermore, He included Himself in this last petition, 'Deliver us from evil'. This is one of the most profound moments when Jesus shows solidarity with human reality, which is plagued with pain and evil. From all evil, He asks the Father to deliver us. St. Teresa reassures us that it is the will of the Father to free us from evil. Likewise, Teresa, let us ask the Father to deliver us from evil and bring us into his kingdom of peace, love, and joy. That He may lead us to that for which our souls yearn, ultimate union with Him.The Way of Perfection can be found at: https://carmelite.org.uk/Do prefer to watch this podcast? Kindly join us on:YouTube: https://youtu.be/jBhTSx4ERwYFor more information:https://www.carmelite.uk.net/Kindly contact us with comments, questions, and suggestions at [email protected]

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We have come to the end of our conversation on the Lord's prayer. It is a most consoling thing to know that Jesus uses the word 'us' while teaching this prayer. Furthermore, He included Himself in this last petition, 'Deliver us from evil'. This is one of the most profound moments when Jesus shows solidarity with human reality, which is plagued with pain and evil. From all evil, He asks the Father to deliver us. St. Teresa reassures us that it is the will of the Father to free us from evil. L...

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