The Eucharist is above all else a sacrifice. It is the sacrifice of the Redemption and also the sacrifice of the New Covenant,(46) as we believe and as the Eastern Churches clearly profess: "Today s sacrifice, the Greek Church stated centuries ago, "is like that offered once by the Only-begotten Incarnate Word; it is offered by Him (now as then), since it is one and the same sacrifice." -Dominicae Cenae, 9.
Today, your host Lee McMahon is joined by a power-praise couple, Joe and Cayleigh Heron! Together they discuss the power of music in, holy coincidences ,God's providence, worship, and their biggest takeaways from paragraphs 8-9 of Dominicae Cenae by Pope St. John Paul II.
About Our Guests
Joe Heron | Joe Heron is the director of music and confirmation coordinator at St. Paul Catholic Church in Olathe. As a dynamic musician and worship leader, he is passionate about sharing the gospel and using music as a vehicle to help bring other people into a closer spiritual relationship with Christ. In addition to being a husband and father, he enjoys working out and having a good conversation over a glass of something new and brewed.
Cayleigh Heron | With her faith and family as her priority and “all glory to God”, Cayleigh Heron has spent the last 15 years passionately following God’s call to serve the Church as a Worship Leader, Youth Minister, and Educator. This Benedictine Raven delights most in uniting her beloved vocation of wife and mother to her mission to “sing to build bridges” to and for Christ. “Employed by the Spirit” alone, today she is found joyfully dedicating her time readying the ship and crew at home while anticipating the arrival of their fourth little one and the hopeful launching of their first album and book trilogy.
Additional Resources
The New Manna Podcast is produced by the Office of Evangelization of the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas.
Podcast intro voiceover provided by Ethan Irons.
