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Todo con Amor

By: Bishop James Tamayo
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  • "Todo con Amor" is a podcast hosted by Bishop James Tamayo from the Diocese of Laredo, which originally airs monthly on KHOY 88.1. The show has now made its debut on various streaming platforms, aiming to reach a wider audience interested in matters of faith and the Catholic Church. In this podcast, Bishop Tamayo shares his thoughts and insights on a range of topics related to the Catholic faith, the Church, and the Diocese, always delivered with a spirit of love and compassion. Listeners can expect to hear special messages of guidance, inspiration, and comfort, as well as reflections on current events, trends, and issues facing the Church and its members today. Whether you are a devout Catholic or simply curious about the Church, "Todo con Amor" offers a welcoming space for reflection, discussion, and spiritual growth. Join Bishop Tamayo on this journey of faith and love, and discover a deeper connection with yourself, your community, and your beliefs.
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Episodes
  • 6. Easter Season, Power of the Holy Spirit and Synod of Bishops

    6. Easter Season, Power of the Holy Spirit and Synod of Bishops
    May 8 2023
    Bishop James Tamayo reflects on the significance of the Easter season, the importance of sharing the good news, and the role of the Holy Spirit in the life of the Church. He also talks about the sacrament of confirmation and how it empowers us to continue the mission of Christ. The talk ends with an invitation to celebrate the Feast of the Ascension and Pentecost and a reminder of the Church's role in supporting and accompanying the faithful in their faith journey. Bishop also discussed the Synod of Bishops.
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    31 mins
  • 5. Reflections on the Significance of the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord (and Catholic Schools)

    5. Reflections on the Significance of the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord (and Catholic Schools)
    May 8 2023
    The episode is a talk by Bishop Tamayo on the significance of the feast of the presentation of the Lord, which celebrates the dedication of the child Jesus in the temple. Bishop shares his thoughts on the love of parents for their children, the value of respecting life, and the importance of passing on the gift of faith to the younger generation. He also reflects on the promises made during baptism and how they relate to the presentation of Jesus in the temple. He also talked about Catholic Schools with Catholic Schools Superintendent, Dr. Guadalupe Perez,
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    31 mins
  • 4. Reflections on Advent

    4. Reflections on Advent
    May 8 2023
    This episode is about the Advent season, which is a four-week period that prepares Christians for the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ on Christmas Day. Bishop Tamayo encourages individuals to prepare themselves for the coming of Christ by reflecting on the merciful kindness of God, meditating on the drama of history and the search for happiness and fulfillment, and understanding the presence of God in their lives. He also emphasizes the importance of the family, as the domestic church, in radiating the life-giving power of faith, hope, and love. The message encourages Christians to evangelize and share the liberating truth of Christ with their families and society. Finally, Bishop invites individuals who feel called by God to the religious life to consider the discernment house for men in Laredo, Casa Guadalupe, or explore the vocation of becoming a religious sister.
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    34 mins
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