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Franciscan Lectio is for Christians who long to see the world more beautifully and deeply and become more attentive and present. An ancient tradition dating back to the third century, lectio divina has long served as an avenue of contemplative prayer, but the practice has often been systematized, intellectualized, or only practiced by monastics. Few authors have attempted to universalize lectio using contemporary language or approach it from a Franciscan perspective.

In Franciscan Lectio, Fr. Dan Riley comes alongside us in our own encounters with lectio and inspires our spiritual imagination through story, art, poetry, nature, Franciscan mysticism, and Scripture—helping us to see that all of life is unitive and sacred.

The Arduino board is one of the best options that you can use when it comes to working on your own electronic projects. The board is easy to use, it has a lot of versatility, and the code isn’t overly complicated. When you bring this all together, you are sure to get the results that you want, no matter what project you are working on. 

"Keep Talking" exists to have conversations that might help to make a better society and a better culture. I believe that each guest has important information and stories to make public. And it's something that I want to share.

The Game of Rassilon is an actual-play podcast, featuring adventures played in Doctor Who: The Roleplaying Game by Cubicle 7 Games. Step on board the TARDIS with Riley Silverman, Dan Peck, Châu Kate Lê, Ben Paddon and Michael Nixon as they bring you new Doctors, new companions, and brand-new Doctor Who adventures.

Interviews with noteworthy Austinites about their lives, their work, and their city.

In-depth conversations about important issues and ideas of our society.

The human journey is an emotional quest to find truth and meaning. Countless books have presented this journey through the eyes of people who concluded their search with devotion to God, salvation by Jesus, or commitment to religion. But there's a changing zeitgeist in America and the world: a growing number of people are finding truth and meaning from the opposite perspective. Through 25 personal narratives, Generation Atheist tells their stories.

Brothers and lifelong hockey players Dan and Eric Riley call each other up to talk about the greatest game on earth. From the amateur and professional worlds, to pop and unpopular culture, to history, stats, facts, and a whole lot of opinion; any way you slice it, the boys find a way to throw hockey into the mix.