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Bishop Ronald Gainer - Gospel Reflection for June 07, 2020

Patience, Social Distancing, and Love

Sister Geralyn, SCC, discusses our new journey, masking ourselves out of love, protecting each other, utilizing patience, social distancing, sacrifice, and what going from red to yellow to green really means in this episode of “Musings from a Catholic Evangelist.” Join Sister Geralyn Schmidt, SCC, for frank and honest conversations on living your faith every day. Using powerful stories, Sister Geralyn will challenge you to be the individual God has called you to be. An educator for more than 30 years, Sister Geralyn is the Director of Formation for Wives in the Permanent Diaconate Program and the Wide Area Network Coordinator for the Diocese of Harrisburg.

Catholic Answers Live - Open Forum

Callers choose the topics during Open Forum, peppering our guests with questions on every aspect of Catholic life and faith, the moral life, and even philosophical topics that touch on general religious belief. 

Questions Covered:

• 06:07 - If one is Catholic, must one vote for Trump? 
• 17:51 - During this time, are we still held to our first Saturday devotions which includes receiving the Eucharist? It is not available here. 
• 21:30 - Is it true that praying to Mary was not present in the first four centuries of the Church? 
• 35:45 - My husband and I lost our two-and-a-half-year-old daughter in December. My sister went to see a medium and told me she communicated with my daughter. How should I respond to her? 
• 47:33 - Why did priests come with Christopher Columbus and others who came to conquer the new world? Did the priests bless the journey and mission? 
• 51:02 - My friend is terminally ill, and she is Jewish. She is experiencing great pain. Are there verses in the Old Testament that I could give her as encouragement and for comfort? 

Catholic Answers Live - Open Forum

Callers choose the topics during Open Forum, peppering our guests with questions on every aspect of Catholic life and faith, the moral life, and even philosophical topics that touch on general religious belief. 

Questions Covered:

• 02:38 - Why is intersectionality wrong? 
• 12:48 - What does Luke 23:28 mean? 
• 16:05 - I want to become Catholic, but a lot of the Churches up here are not offering resources. What should I do? 
• 23:04 - Is Jesus overturning the money changers tables in the Temple justification for protesting violently? 
• 30:23 - Why do we have the importance placed on receiving Communion on the tongue, when the apostles probably received in the hand at the Last Supper? 
• 37:24 - Did you ever question why you went to a Protestant church for so many years before coming Catholic? How do you understand God working through your life, even through those years? 
• 46:00 - Does forgiveness of sins cover future sins?  

Manage Your Money God's Way - Raise Money Smart Kids

Raising money smart kids starts even before you get pregnant. Talking about all aspects of money when you are engaged includes discussions about how well you were trained by your parents to be fiscally responsible. What did your parents teach you that was valuable to you as an adult? What do you wish they had taught you? These questions lead to deep discussions between you and your future spouse on how you want to teach your children about handling money.

The Compass Catholic blog has more about raising money smart kids.

Money Stories - Building a Faith Forward Business

Scott Williams is the co-founder of Sock Religious (www.sockreligious.com), a company that sells fun socks that celebrate the lives of the saints. In this week's episode of Money Stories, Scott talks about how Sock Religious is growing while maintaining its Catholic identity, and while navigating the current economic environment. 

For more information about Compass Catholic Ministries, please visit www.CompassCatholic.org.

 

The John 3:30 Podcast - Episode 100: Scott Mullin – My Brother’s Keeper

Here it is Folks, Episode 100! In this episode, I speak with my Brother-in-Christ, Scott Mullin. He is a Husband, a Father, and an amazing individual. He is in fact, along with his wife Michelle, the person responsible for my Kidney Transplant becoming a reality. Scott shares his faith journey and the miraculous series of events that lead to him deciding to become a Living Kidney Donor. This is one episode that you do not want to miss! How does Scott keep his fire burning for our Catholic Faith? Click play and let’s find out, together.

If you would like to find out more about becoming a Living Kidney Donor, click here:

https://www.kidneyfund.org/kidney-disease/kidney-donation.html

A BIG Thank you to our Executive Producers: Dr. Jeff Vista, Chris Lehmann, 2019 Men’s ACTS Team and Joe Nunez, and an Anonymous Donor.

Special thanks to Philip Strauch III for providing the Outro Music, "He must Increase." Text and Tune copyrighted.

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The John 3:30 Podcast - Episode 99: Jason Reflects On Past Episodes

Welcome back! Our Host, Jason reflects on what he has done since the last episode and reflects on the past 98 episodes and what he has learned along the way.

A BIG Thank you to our Executive Producers: Dr. Jeff Vista, Chris Lehmann, 2019 Men’s ACTS Team and Joe Nunez, and an Anonymous Donor.

Special thanks to Philip Strauch III for providing the Outro Music, "He Must Increase." Text and Tune copyrighted.

We are also brought to you by Breadbox Media. Check out our ever-growing line up of excellent Catholic Podcasts.

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Catholic Answers Focus - The Gifts of the Holy Spirit

Father Hugh illuminates how God freely gives us all we need for our salvation through the sacraments. He defends this position as we discuss Pentecost and the Gifts of the Holy Spirit.

Who Do You Say that I Am?

In this podcast, Tony talks about the two questions Jesus asks of his disciples at Caesarea Phillipi. They are just as valid today. We need to ask the question, Who do you say that I am?  Our answer speaks volumes of our understanding of Matthew’s gospel.

Scripture: When Jesus went into the region of Caesarea Philippi he asked his disciples, “Who do people say that the Son of Man is?” They replied, “Some say John the Baptist, others Elijah, still others Jeremiah or one of the prophets.”  He said to them, “But who do you say that I am?”  Simon Peter said in reply, “You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God.”   Matthew 16:13-17

Quote: “Right is right even if no one is doing it, wrong is wrong, even if everyone is doing it.”  St. Augustine of Hippo

Reflection: Who do you say that Jesus is? Who do your friends say that Jesus is? Are you a Christian first, before liberal or conservative?

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What the .... 😲

My morning was insane! 🤪 What just happened? And what did I do to get the peace of God back? 

Simply Holy 024: Morning Coffee Edition

Have you ever had your prayer completely derailed by God? Don’t let it perturb you! Instead, relax and welcome it as a gift from God. Listen to Marge’s lively recount of derailed prayer and learn about guarding against unprincipled forces in this world and the source of our stability as Christians.

The Frank Friar - Episode 266: The Joy of New Life and Caring for It

I have a new goddaughter. In the episode today I reflect on that and the gift of life in the Church’s ministry. I hope we all can keep reflecting on our lives as we strive to proclaim Christ and minister to him in the world.

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Coffee and Pearls - Shepherding a Child's Heart

Find out my favorite gems from Shepherding a Child's heart. So much good parenting advice!

 

 

Coffee and Pearls - Vaginismus

NOT FOR KIDS! In this episode, I discuss what vaginismus is and how I overcame it. 

Clean Sweep - Holy Spirit

Beneath the Surface - From Desert to Garden

Hear the reversion story of a regular BTS guest.

Catholic Answers Live - The Divinity of Christ in Scripture

Dr. Michael Barber explains the divinity of Christ in the Bible.

Questions Covered:

 

• 16:46 - Can you explain the word “Lord” in Scripture? What does it reveal? How is St. Paul using this word? 
• 46:40 – In Acts 2:36, it says, “God made the same Jesus…Lord and Christ.” Why do we ascribe the Divine Name to him when God MADE him? He was created. 

Catholic Answers Live - Ask a Priest

Questions Covered:

 

• 15:51 - Is it a sin NOT to make a daily examination of conscience? 
• 19:34 - I am a Catholic and have a girlfriend who is non-denominational. What do we need to do to be married in the Catholic Church? 
• 21:59 - In John 6, Jesus says to eat his Body and drink his Blood. Would they have known how to do that? 
• 28:38 - What is the primary mission of the Catholic Church? 
• 32:06 - If the Catholic Church is the one true Church, then why is the Holy Spirit so clearly moving in Protestant churches? 
• 35:35 - What can I do to feel God more? 
• 40:50 - Why is it easier to get an annulment today versus in the past? 
• 48:30 - My son is dating a non-Catholic Christian and they are considering marriage. She plans to contracept because she only wants one child. Is this okay? 
• 51:14 - Protestant friends have invited me to their services. Is it appropriate for me to go? 

Finding God in Everyday Things with Orlando Javien Jr.

Catholic author, speaker, and evangelist Orlando Javien Jr. Comes back on the program. We discuss the motivation of his book titled "God Moments" and his podcast by the same name. He gives us great advice on how to find God in the everyday circumstances of life.