Episode 11 Psalm 19: Hearing God’s Voice in Creation and His Word

“Welcome back to ‘2 Minutes with the Lord.’ I’m Fr. Dominic Veigas SVD, and today, we’re diving into one of the most iconic miracles of Jesus—feeding the five thousand. But instead of retelling it exactly as it happened 2,000 years ago, let’s place it into today’s context, a scenario many of us can relate to: the startup world. Like the boy with five loaves and two fish, modern entrepreneurs often feel they don’t have enough resources to succeed. Yet, this story teaches us that with Jesus, even the little we have can become more than enough.”

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Welcome to ‘2 Minutes with the Lord.’ I’m Fr. Dominic Veigas, SVD, and today, we’re diving into a story that takes us to a place of waiting, longing, and hope—the Pool of Bethsaida. This story, found in the Gospel of John, Chapter 5, verses 1 to 15, is a powerful reminder that even in our longest waits, Jesus meets us with healing and transformation. But let’s not just hear the story—let’s experience it together.”

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“Welcome to ‘2 Minutes with the Lord.’ I’m your host, Fr. Dominic Veigas SVD, and today, we’re diving into a story of faith that transcends time—Jesus’ healing of the royal official’s son. This miracle, found in the Gospel of John, Chapter 4, verses 46 to 54, teaches us about trust, urgency, and the power of Jesus’ word, even in the most desperate situations. But how does this ancient story resonate with our modern world? Let’s explore that together.”

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Welcome to ‘2 Minutes with the Lord.’ I’m Fr. Dominic Veigas SVD, and today, we’re starting Season 4 with the Miracles of Jesus. We are diving into Jesus’s first miracle at the Wedding at Cana. While this event took place over 2,000 years ago, the message it carries is just as relevant today. Let’s explore how this miracle speaks to our modern lives.

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Welcome to Season 4 of "2 Minutes with the Lord" – a journey through the miraculous wonders performed by Jesus. Join us as we explore the divine power and boundless compassion of our Savior in this series. In this season, we'll dive into the profound moments where Jesus turned water into wine, healed the sick, fed the multitudes, walked on water, and even raised the dead. “With just a word, He calmed the storm. Imagine what He can do in your life.” Each episode is a brief, yet powerful reflection on the miracles that reveal Jesus' love and His power over the natural and spiritual realms. “Discover the faith that moved mountains and the love that knew no bounds.” Join us for 12 inspiring episodes, each 3 to 4 minutes long, perfect for your daily dose of spiritual nourishment. Whether you're starting your day or seeking a moment of peace, let these miraculous stories uplift and transform you. Tune in to "2 Minutes with the Lord" with Father Dominic Veigas SVD and experience the miracles of Jesus like never before. Subscribe now and let His miracles touch your heart. "2 Minutes with the Lord" – Season 4: The Miracles of Jesus. Coming soon to your Favourite podcast platform. Don't miss a single moment of inspiration.

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Welcome to another episode of '2 Minutes with the Lord,' where we delve into the profound lessons of Jesus's parables and their direct relevance to our daily lives. I'm your host, Fr. Dominic Veigas SVD, and today we're exploring The Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector. This story is not just a historical account but a mirror reflecting our approaches to spirituality and humility. Let's unpack this powerful lesson and see how it resonates with our personal and spiritual journeys. In the Gospel of Luke 18:10-14, this parable features two men going to the temple to pray. One is a Pharisee, respected and outwardly righteous; the other, a tax collector, widely despised in that society. The Pharisee stands and prays about himself, thanking God that he is not like other people—robbers, evildoers, adulterers—or even like this tax collector. He boasts about fasting twice a week and giving a tenth of all he gets. In contrast, the tax collector stands at a distance, not even willing to look up to heaven, and beats his breast, saying, ''God, have mercy on me, a sinner.'' Jesus concludes by saying that the tax collector, not the Pharisee, went home justified before God. All those who exalt themselves will be humbled, and those who humble themselves will be exalted."

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”Hello and welcome to '2 Minutes with the Lord,' where we explore the timeless wisdom of Jesus' parables and apply their lessons to our contemporary lives. I'm your host, Fr. Dominic Veigas SVD, and today, we're diving into The Parable of the Rich Fool—a story that challenges our understanding of wealth and priorities. How does this ancient story speak to our modern obsession with material success and security? Let's find out." In Luke 12:16-21, Jesus said, Once, there was a wealthy man whose fields yielded a tremendous harvest. Pleased with his fortune, he pondered, "What should I do? I don't have enough storage for all my crops." He decided, "I know what I'll do. I'll tear down my small barns and build larger ones. Then I can store all my grain and say, 'You have plenty stored away for years. Take it easy; eat, drink, and enjoy life!'" But that very night, God said to him, "You foolish man! Your life will end tonight. Then who will get everything you've prepared for yourself?" Jesus concluded by saying, "This is what happens to those who store earthly wealth but are not rich towards God." To be 'rich towards God' means prioritizing spiritual and communal aspects of life over material wealth and self-indulgence and using one's resources to serve others and build a better community.

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“Welcome back to ‘2 Minutes with the Lord,’ where we seek wisdom and guidance through the parables of Jesus. I’m Fr. Dominic Veigas SVD, and today, we’re delving into The Parable of the Unforgiving Servant. This parable offers a profound perspective on forgiveness and mercy, two pillars that should uphold our everyday interactions. Let’s explore what Jesus teaches about the cycle of forgiveness and its impact on our lives.” “In the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 18, Jesus tells a story about a king who decides to settle accounts with his servants. One servant owes him ten thousand talents—an impossibly large sum. Unable to pay, the servant begs for mercy, and the king compassionately forgives the debt. However, this servant encounters a fellow servant who owes him much less. Instead of extending the same forgiveness he received, he demands payment and has the man imprisoned. When the king learns of this, he’s outraged and reverses his mercy, punishing the unforgiving servant for his lack of compassion.”

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