Adoration #

• 33 Days to Morning Glory - Home Page 'A Do-It-Yourself Retreat in Preparation for Marian Consecration'
• The Holy Hour: Meditations for Eucharistic Adoration 'The Holy Hour is a unique collection of hymns, poetry, prayers, and reflections for Adoration from across two thousand years of Catholic tradition.'

Homilies #

• So I Tried Making American Pancakes… - Father Roderick 'About a Sunday morning with pancakes, a new pope, and a surprising lesson in hope'

Theology #

• Jesus and the Jewish Roots of Mary (PDF)
• The Purpose of Theology - Word on Fire
• Ask Fr. Barron: What spiritual classic books should every Catholic read? - YouTube
  Here are the books that he recommended (from the comments under the video):
  Patristic Period:
  * Origen: Biblical Commentaries
  * St. Irenaeus of Lyon: "Adversus Haereses" (Against Heresies)
  * St. Augustine:
  * "Confessions"
  * "City of God"
  * "De Trinitate"
  * Biblical Commentaries
  * St. Jerome: Biblical Commentaries
  * St. John Chrysostom: Sermons
  * St. Gregory of Nyssa: "Life of Moses" (and other works)
  * Maximus the Confessor: All works recommended
  Medieval Period:
  * St. Anselm:
  * "Cur Deus Homo" (Why God Became Man)
  * "Proslogion"
  * St. Thomas Aquinas:
  * "Summa Theologica" (selected sections)
  * "De Ente et Essentia"
  * "Catena Aurea" (The Golden Chain - Bible commentary)
  * "Summa Contra Gentiles"
  * "De Potentia"
  * Disputed Questions
  * St. Bonaventure: "The Mind's Road to God"
  Modern Period:
  * St. Ignatius of Loyola: "Spiritual Exercises"
  * St. John of the Cross: All works recommended
  * John Henry Newman:
  * "Apologia Pro Vita Sua"
  * "Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine"
  * G.K. Chesterton:
  * "The Everlasting Man"
  * "Orthodoxy"
  * Thomas Merton:
  * "The Seven Storey Mountain"
  * "New Seeds of Contemplation"

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