What a joy to see this series begin! Fr Coleridge always brings out something unexpected, going deeper into beloved passages. For one thing, here, Fr Colerdge shows the tension Our Lord maintains between miracles and faith, a faith that transcends reliance on miracles--and all this while introducing a most stupendous miracle, which will tax many of the disciples' faith to the breaking point.
Whatever AI you're getting for the spoken version is horrible. It can't pronounce Eucharist right. I had to turn it off. Still love reading but it would be handy to listen
What a joy to see this series begin! Fr Coleridge always brings out something unexpected, going deeper into beloved passages. For one thing, here, Fr Colerdge shows the tension Our Lord maintains between miracles and faith, a faith that transcends reliance on miracles--and all this while introducing a most stupendous miracle, which will tax many of the disciples' faith to the breaking point.
Whatever AI you're getting for the spoken version is horrible. It can't pronounce Eucharist right. I had to turn it off. Still love reading but it would be handy to listen
Thanks for the comment - this is something on Substack's side and I'm afraid we don't have any input on this.