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What is Theology of the Body? With Guest Katrina Zeno

My guest this week is Katrina Zeno.  She is the coordinator of the St. John Paul II resource center in the diocese of Phoenix, AZ.  She is the author of multiple books on Theology of the Body and is a leading expert if 22 years on the topic. In this interview we discuss what TOB is, how it relates to creation, and community.  It is very enlightening.  Check out her great work at katrinazeno.com

Footsteps to Heaven – The Litany of the Father’s Heart

Episode #61: Do you know how deeply God the Father cherishes you? Can you feel him doting on you? We’ve all had human fathers whose imperfections tainted our image of God the Father. In this episode, Terry Modica shares the story of how she met the Father after growing up without him. Then she will lead you into a closer relationship with him through the Litany of the Father’s Heart. 

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S2 E6 Emily DeArdo “Nothing can come but what God wills. And I am very sure that whatever that be, however bad it may seem, it shall indeed be the best.”

If you want to better understand redemptive suffering, Emily DeArdo is your girl. Author of Living Memento Mori: My Journey Through the Stations of the Cross, Emily is a joy and an inspiration. We hope this conversation encourages you, especially as we gear up for Lent. 

Emily’s quote comes from St. Thomas More:

“Nothing can come but what God wills. And I am very sure that whatever that be, however bad it may seem, it shall indeed be the best.” 

Pick up Emily’s book wherever books are sold (try your local Catholic bookstore first!). Connect with Emily at her website, emilymdeardo.com, and find her on Facebook and Instagram (@emily_deardo).

To suggest a quote or a guest, follow the show on Instagram, @quoteme_podcast, or contact Lindsay at her website, LindsaySchlegel.com.

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Until next time, God bless you!

Church Nativity Weekly Message - Life with Family Week 2

No Spin Homilies - 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Jesus teaches that we have to embody the Beatitudes

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Catholic Answers Live - Weird Questions

Questions Covered:

 

• 03:15 - Is it possible that children are so incredibly happy because of reincarnation? Their spirit remembers the recent experience of being old, and now they’re internally happy to be young again? 
• 13:50 - Let us stipulate: One of Paul’s lost letters to the Corinthians is discovered, An additional copy is found with complete textual agreement, A third fragment is located and dated to the mid second century, Scholarly consensus develops that this letter is a work of the Apostle Paul; in essence there is no doubt that the letter is a work of “The Paul”, The letter contains no dogmatic contradictions, The letter offers some additional support for what the Catholic Church terms “Purgatory” and that this support can easily be harmonized with the Eastern concept of “Fore-taste”, Bottom line, it is from Paul and it offers additional on point information, Given these stipulations, would you kindly opine on the following: Would the Church likely call a Council to consider adding the letter to the Bible? If so, do you think it would be added to the cannon? To your mind, what would the various Orthodox communities do with the book? Similarly, what are your thoughts as to what this development might mean to the Protestant world? 
• 20:28 - Would a self-aware AI (like Terminator’s SkyNet) have rational soul? If so, would God create the soul the moment it became self-aware? And would that mean once an AI is “on,” turning it off would equate killing it? 
• 25:03 - I seem to recall that Colossal Boy was Jewish. Were any members of the Legion of Super Heroes Catholic?  
• 31:55 - Is Baby Yoda required to fast, or to abstain from meat on Fridays/Good Friday (according to the discipline of his diocese/rite), if he’s 50 years old? 
• 36:12 - If someone were to travel close to the speed of light from Saturday evening to Monday morning, as experienced on earth, such that Monday felt like Sunday, would they be obliged to fulfill their Sunday obligation in what was Monday for us but still felt like Sunday to them? 
• 42:20 - Is the Prime Directive ethically defensible? 
• 49:50 - When you fast regularly for health reasons, how do you deal with the religious obligation of fasting? If you were going to fast anyway and you were fasting from your own desire, how do you sincerely redirect that intention to God? 
• 51:34 - What would be the effects of organ transplants at the resurrection of the dead? 
• 52:07 - What would be your opinion on how a faithful Catholic should deal with vampires? Is it morally acceptable to destroy them? 
• 53:34 - How much incense is too much? 

Catholic Answers Live - Defying the Anti-Parent Culture

Questions Covered:

 

• 17:17 - We have 4 older children and are out of the house, but now we have a 4-year-old. When our kids are home, they have all their devices and it changes the dynamic in our house. What can we do? 
• 33:03 - How do you honor your parents when they sin against you? 
• 37:07 - My kid doesn’t watch TV. I wonder if I am dooming him to be emotionally immature. Is he going to go to college someday and be stunted or watch TV continuously? 
• 44:14 – I think I raised successful kids, but not holy kids. They are 35 and 40 now. Is there any way for me to fix this now? 
• 47:30 - What advice does Dr. Guarendi have for a recent college graduate to live a good life? 
• 51:25 - How can I have a good relationship with my father-in-law who is very upset that my wife and I became Catholic? How can we cope with this? 

The Frank Friar - Episode 233: A Good Death

Lent will be here before we know it. Also, tomorrow is the world day of the sick. All of this plus an episode for another podcast I listen to got me thinking about the concept of a good. This idea and prayer are something old in the mind and heart of the Church even though in our recent times it has been relegated to the side. Today, I speak about the prayer for a good death and a possible action to take during Lent this year.

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Monday, Monday, Monday

Today may be tough for some of you, as it is for me e very week.  I tried something different this morning to help with my anxiety and fears, listen in to find out! Have a blessed and inspired day! 

CSR 54 David Belisle

A lifelong coach, he was an assistant coach for high school hockey for 39 years and also gained national attention as the manager of the Cumberland Americans Little League team, including being seen on ESPN in a post-game, on-field speech - a video that went viral to the tune of more than a quarter million views. He was nominated by Sports Illustrated for the 2014 Sportsman of the Year and has also been honored with the Musial Award and the Hope Award. He also talks here about having played college hockey. You'll want to have a tissue handy for the second half of the interview.

Ocean Sunrise Catechism #238 Father Revealed by Son

The Will Within Podcast with guest Carey Green

The man with many hats and blessings is the best way I would define today's guest. Talk about being at the right place at the right time throughout your life's journey.

 

This man has  answered God's call to service which has taken on various forms including from community pastor to podcast pastor extraordinaire!

 

His daily Christian 5-minute Morning Mindset biblical reflections rivals mega church attendance numbers with his podcast being downloaded almost 30,000x daily and climbing! What a wonderful way to focus us on the words and meanings of Hope, Perseverance, Will and Inspiration! It's now my pleasure to share with you my recent conversation with Carey Green! Enjoy!

 

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A Call to Manly Virtue (Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers)

Listen up! The Dynamic Deacon, Harold Burke-Sivers joins me this week. You won’t want to miss this episode as we discuss how to live a life of manly virtue. We need to build each up as brothers for the sake of our families and the Church. We must admit to ourselves, starting today, that we need God’s help every step of the way. Being vulnerable does not mean we are weak. It simply means we need Christ every moment of every day. That’s manly strength!

Learn more about Deacon Harold’s work at https://www.deaconharold.com/

Young Catholics Respond: Nic Frank

On this episode of Young Catholics Respond, Bill Snyder talks with Nic Frank, Director of Evangelization at St. Patrick Parish in St. Charles, IL about his faith journey and the upcoming Arise Milwaukee Events where he will be the keynote speaker.

Visit arisemke.org to learn more about the Wisconsin Catholic Youth Rallies and the Arise Saturday Night Events

Catholic Answers Live - Open Forum Part 2 2-6-2020

Questions Covered:

 

• 05:16 - Is it ethical to adopt snowflake babies? 
• 19:27 - Was St. Joseph a virgin or a widower? 
• 33:00 - I read your book on the Bible. What is the inerrancy of Scripture? 

Catholic Answers Live - Open Forum Part 1 2-6-2020

Questions Covered:

 

• 05:16 - Who are the two beasts mentioned in Revelation? 
• 18:18 - What is happening during a Catholic Mass? Why does God have to die on the altar every time? 
• 30:48 - Can you explain the doctrine of papal infallibility? 
• 43:30 – My Protestant friend told me that Hebrews 9:10 proves that there is no need for priests. How can I respond to this? 
• 51:13 - Where does the prayer, “Praised be Jesus Christ, now and forever. Amen.” come from? My family says it, but I don’t hear people saying it anymore.  

Off the Shelf - Episode163 with Jim Papandrea

This week Jim Papandrea returns to discuss his book What Really Happens after We Die: How We Know There Will Be Hugs in Heaven! This is a great book that looks at the teachings of the Church, the Church Fathers, and saints to give us a glimpse into what heaven will be like. Join Jim and I as we pull back some of the layers of this great mystery and discuss why heaven will be so wonderful and why we shouldn't fear death. Get your copy here. 

 

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The Catholic Man Show - Role of the Father, according to Exorcists

The Father of a family has real spiritual authority and influence over his wife and children. We talk about it on this episode

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The 15 points we make in the episode:

1.     Living in a state of grace.

2.     Shutting the gates against demons who may enter by means of the father.

3.     Blessing the family daily.

4.     Ensuring the home is blessed.

5.     Utilizing and teaching about all the sacramentals.

6.     Ensuring the quick acquisition of all the Sacraments.

7.     Using the binding prayer personally and over the family as needed or discerned

8.     Blessing all objects that enter the home.

9.     Discerning all objects that enter the home.

10.  Blocking all evil music or television or toys from entering the home.

11.  Ensuring proper communication and forgiveness in the home.

12.  Ensuring, in the home, the knowledge of, and obedience to, all the teachings of the Church.

13.  Ensuring proper Catholic cultural and liturgical celebrations throughout the year.

14.  Avoiding excesses and ensuring virtue and moderation in the home.

15.  Ensuring that the discipline of children is both loving and just.

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Clumsy Theosis - Lent: You Can Do Hard Things

What should your Lent look like? Have you been selling yourself short during this season that is full of great growth potential? Richaél Lucero calls on Old and New Testament examples to teach you how to get the most out of Lent.

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Liturgy Live - 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Salt and Light

This weeks podcast we talk about the "proto" beatitudes of Isaiah. How we are called to serve and feed the poor. We are called to purge ourselves of our maliciousness and serve the poor, then we will be light in the darkness. In the second reading we talk about the power of the gospel on its own, no matter our weakness.  In the gospel we talk about how we are called to be salt, and we are called to be light.