The feet, the side, the mouth. Christ is the bridge and each stage has its own challenges, its own graces.
[podcast]http://fraynelson.com/conferencias/teologia/st_catherine_07_christbridge_three_steps.mp3[/podcast]

Alimento del Alma: Textos, Homilias, Conferencias de Fray Nelson Medina, O.P.
The feet, the side, the mouth. Christ is the bridge and each stage has its own challenges, its own graces.
[podcast]http://fraynelson.com/conferencias/teologia/st_catherine_07_christbridge_three_steps.mp3[/podcast]
“River” stands for all that is blocking the way between God and man.
[podcast]http://fraynelson.com/conferencias/teologia/st_catherine_06_christbridge_the_river.mp3[/podcast]
Jeremiah, chapter 31: A truly central text in the entire Old Testament.
[podcast]http://fraynelson.com/homilias_mp3/o184001b.mp3[/podcast]
Homilia para el jueves de la semana No. 18 del Tiempo Ordinario, Dios escribe la ley en nuetsros corazones a traves del Espíritu Santo
[podcast]http://fraynelson.com/homilias_mp3/o184001a.mp3[/podcast]
One of the central teachings of St. Catherine in her Dialogue.
[podcast]http://fraynelson.com/conferencias/teologia/st_catherine_05_christbridge_the_Saviour.mp3[/podcast]
Making the most of temptations, confrontations, times of loneliness; and then acknowledging God’s providence in one’s own history.
[podcast]http://fraynelson.com/conferencias/teologia/st_catherine_04_selfknowledge_methods.mp3[/podcast]
You remember that Syro-Fenician woman, who insisted asking for a miracle?
[podcast]http://fraynelson.com/homilias_mp3/o183001b.mp3[/podcast]
Homilia para el miércoles de la semana No. 18 del Tiempo Ordinario, con una invitacion a confiar plenamente en Cristo
[podcast]http://fraynelson.com/homilias_mp3/o183001a.mp3[/podcast]
The soul, who is lifted by a very great and yearning desire for the honor of God and the salvation of souls, begins by exercising herself, for a certain space of time, in the ordinary virtues, remaining in the cell of self-knowledge, in order to know better the goodness of God towards her. This she does because knowledge must precede love, and only when she has attained love, can she strive to follow and to clothe herself with the truth. But, in no way, does the creature receive such a taste of the truth, or so brilliant a light therefrom, as by means of humble and continuous prayer, founded on knowledge of herself and of God; because prayer, exercising her in the above way, unites with God the soul that follows the footprints of Christ Crucified, and thus, by desire and affection, and union of love, makes her another Himself. Christ would seem to have meant this, when He said: To him who will love Me and will observe My commandment, will I manifest Myself; and he shall be one thing with Me and I with him. In several places we find similar words, by which we can see that it is, indeed, through the effect of love, that the soul becomes another Himself.
[podcast]http://fraynelson.com/conferencias/teologia/st_catherine_03_selfknowledge_from_the_Dialogue.mp3[/podcast]
It is neither mere introspection nor psychological analysis. St. Catherine’s view of self-knowledge starts from the decision to seek truth and to reject bias.
[podcast]http://fraynelson.com/conferencias/teologia/st_catherine_02_selfknowledge_experiential_biblical.mp3[/podcast]
Walking accross the lake, Jesus was doing far more than producing amazement and excitement.
[podcast]http://fraynelson.com/homilias_mp3/o182001b.mp3[/podcast]
Homilia para el martes de la semana No. 18 del Tiempo Ordinario, nos invita a revisar nuestra fe
[podcast]http://fraynelson.com/homilias_mp3/o182001a.mp3[/podcast]
Top ten reasons to better appreciate St. Catherine’s spiritual and doctrinal legacy.
[podcast]http://fraynelson.com/conferencias/teologia/st_catherine_01_ten_top_reasons.mp3[/podcast]
Jeremiah and Hananiah have two very different messages to the people, and both of them claim to have some credentials. How are we to discern between them?
[podcast]http://fraynelson.com/homilias_mp3/o181001b.mp3[/podcast]
Homilia para el lunes de la semana No. 18 del Tiempo Ordinario, nos exhorta a identificar a los verdaderos profetas
[podcast]http://fraynelson.com/homilias_mp3/o181002a.mp3[/podcast]
Hay una soledad buena y necesaria: la que nos lleva a buscar el encuentro sincero, de corazón a corazón, con el Señor. Esta soledad se ve amenazada por el ruido y los múltiples ídolos de nuestro tiempo. Por contraste, en cambio, hay una soledad mala, la propia del egoísmo y de la mirada que sólo sabe desconfiar del prójimo, engendrando dureza en el alma y paranoia y depresión en la mente. Distinguir entre estas soledades, y cómo preservar la primera y no caer en la segunda, es vital. Predicación en la Asociación “María Santificadora.”
[podcast]http://fraynelson.com/conferencias/familia/soledad_y_soledades.mp3[/podcast]