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Audio Advent Calendar – Reverberation of the Spirit
- trinitycathpdx
- Dec 9, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: Dec 17, 2024
Join us each day for Reverberation of the Spirit, a daily Advent Calendar podcast.
Immerse yourself in a gentle 5-6 minute meditation to anchor your spirit amidst the busyness of the season as we anticipate the coming of Christ.
Listen at Trinity Podcasts or click the link to your preferred station:
Introduction: Shana McCauley
Canon Vicar Shana McCauley introduces this year's Advent podcast: Reverberation of the Spirit.
Day 1: Liz Harlan-Ferlo | December 3
"Grief is love with nowhere to land."
Day 2: Jennifer Creswell | December 4
"I don't like Christmas."
Day 3: Ian Doescher | December 5
"Slowing down is not my spiritual gift."
Day 4: Ryan Whitley | December 6
"How I started reading Westerns."
Day 5: Jayaychitra Lalitha | December 7
"Slowing down is about doing less, but doing better."
Day 6: Leyla King | December 8
"We hold our breath and hope that the ceasefire will hold."
Day 7: Peter Elliott | December 9
"The music of Advent speaks into the darkness."
Day 8: Katie Webb | December 10
"Something big is coming."
Day 9: Chris Arnold | December 11
"Listening is a kind of anticipation."
Day 10: Star Called Sun | December 12
"Good Things Come" (musical reflection)
Day 11: Roger Ferlo | December 13
"Listening is a kind of anticipation."
Day 12: Peggy Lo | December 14
"It takes practice to be in the fullness of our being."
Day 13: Steve Isaacson | December 15
"Advent is about anticipation."
Day 14: Phil Hooper | December 16
"Luminous mysteries for a dark season."
Day 15: Charissa Simmons | December 17
"Joy is not perfect happiness."
Day 16: Caitlyn Keith | December 18
"I found my first grey hair this week."
Day 17: Shana McCauley | December 19
"I have a complicated relationship with quiet."
Day 18: Laura Di Panfilo | December 20
"Peace is here."
Day 19: Liz Harlan-Ferlo | December 21
"Why do religious people have to be so serious?"
Day 20: Nathan LeRud | December 22
"Were you silent, or were you silenced?"
Day 21: Kids of Trinity | December 23
"What's the difference between silence and quiet?"
Day 22: Shana McCauley | December 24
"When we say yes to the impossible thing, our souls sing."
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