Totus Tuus Podcast
Totus Tuus Podcast
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A Eucharistic Revival Movement based in Singapore, aiming to foster a deep love for Our Eucharistic Lord, and restore the centrality of the Most Holy Eucharist in every Catholic through ongoing Faith Formation, Eucharistic Adoration & Benediction.
Anchored on the Apostolate's tenets of Truth, Reverence and Beauty, we welcome you to tune in to our ongoing podcast episodes where we delve into the beauty and richness of Catholicism.
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Explores themes of beauty in art and faith, the significance of the Eucharist, and contemporary cultural challenges faced by Catholicism, with episode examples such as discussions on beauty and ugliness in the Church and the restoration efforts of historical religious sites.
A Eucharistic Revival Movement based in Singapore, aiming to foster a deep love for Our Eucharistic Lord, and restore the centrality of the Most Holy Eucharist in every Catholic through ongoing Faith Formation, Eucharistic Adoration & Benediction.
Anchored on the Apostolate’s tenets of Truth, Reverence and Beauty, we welcome you to tune in to our ongoing podcast episodes where we delve into the beauty and richness of Catholicism.
Find us: https://linktr.ee/totustuusapostolate
In Episode 8, Dominican Priest Father Łukasz Miśko, O.P., discusses candidly about the Dominican Order, particularly within the Polish Province, Saint Thomas Aquinas, the Sacred Liturgy & Liturgical Music, and World Youth Day 2016.
Father Łukasz Miśko, O.P. is a Dominican Priest from the Province of Poland. Having graduated from the Pontifical University of John Paul II in Kraków with a degree in Patristic Theology, he is currently the President of the Dominican Liturgical Centre. Father Łukasz is also serving as a member of the Subcommittee on Liturgical Music of the International Liturgical Commission of the Dominican Order, and as the Provincial Promoter of the Liturgy for the Dominican Province of Poland. Additionally, he is the chaplain of the international English-speaking Catholic community in Kraków. After receiving his licentiate in Sacred Theology (STL) from the Catholic Academy of Warsaw (AKW), he is now pursuing his doctorate in Dogmatic Theology there.
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(00:00) – Intro
(02:53) – Significance of Oranges in the Dominican Order
(04:26) – History of the Minor Basilica of the Holy Trinity and the Dominican Order in Kraków
(05:54) – Activities of the Minor Basilica of the Holy Trinity and the Dominican Order in Kraków
(09:00) – What does the Thomistic Institute of Poland do?
(10:20) – Thomas Aquinas and his Relevance Today
(12:12) – What is the Dominican Liturgical Centre about?
(18:27) – Problems in the Liturgical Life of Catholics in the Post-Vatican II Church
(22:39) – Liturgical Music and Fr. Łukasz’ Involvement in World Youth Day 2016
(28:01) – The Transcendence and Effect of Liturgical Music on people
(30:23) – The Dominican Focuses of Fr. Łukasz in the Province of Poland
(35:24) – “Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi” and the Importance of Beautiful Liturgy
(40:28) – How to Share about the Liturgy in the Context of Today
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