Ep 258: Receive the Gift of Being a Living Host- Learning to Live in God's Will (9-27-25)

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In the midst of the dark and turbulent times in which we are living, the prophetic voice of Pope John Paul II has assured us again and again that we are living in the pre-dawn darkness of a bright new day and has urged us to renew our hope in “the definitive coming of the Kingdom of God” (Tertio Millenio Adveniente). Father Iannuzzi’s magnificent book, The Splendor of Creation, will assist us greatly in doing just that. The fruit of exhaustive and painstaking research, it helps us peer into two thousand years of reflection on the prayer which the Lord Jesus commanded us to pray together with Him. And still more, it presents us with convincing evidence that the day when this prayer will be answered is near at hand. + Archbishop George Pearce Diocese of Providence, R.I.
Rev. Joseph Leo Iannuzzi is a doctoral alumnus of the Gregorian Pontifical University. He has obtained 5 post-graduate degrees, with studies in medicine, music, anthropology, sociology, philosophy, and theology.
As a young medical student, Joseph traveled to a Marian shrine in 1988 where he was inspired to enter the seminary. In 1991 he obtained a Ph.B. in Philosophy and was awarded the Kilburn Award. While assigned for 15 years in Italy, Rev. Iannuzzi studied Italian, Hebrew, Greek, Latin and other languages. He also obtained an STB, M. Div., STL and STD, Ph.D. in Theology, with specialization in patristics, dogmatics and mysticism
Rev. Iannuzzi was one of four selected students to receive a grant from the Pontifical Biblicum University of Rome to study theology in the Holy Land. While in Rome he assisted the exorcist of Rome, Fr. Gabriel Amorth, and has written several books on prophecy and revelation. He appeared on EWTN and was host of several television and national radio broadcasts. He has translated numerous theological works into English and has authored seven publications.