Fr. Francisco Nahoe, OFM Conv. has served the Church and the Franciscan Order in Catholic education, campus ministry, parochial ministry and catechesis. He is a chaplain at Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula, California and focuses his scholarly efforts on Renaissance rhetoric and Polynesian ethnohistory.

In Today's Show:

• Why is God going to kill Moses according to Exodus 4:24-26?
• Recovering scattered ashes of a cremated family member for proper burial
• Can we offer Holy Communion for the conversion and salvation of a friend?
• There are no traditional Latin Masses in my diocese anymore. Without going into too much detail, the only nearby parish uses inclusive language, lay preaching, and abuses the liturgy regularly. Am I still obligated to attend Mass there on Sundays, or would it be spiritually harmful (even potentially scandalous) to do so?
• How many prayers are required to free someone from purgatory? Also, does sprinkling holy water on the ground release them according to popular belief?
• Canon 1250 says Fridays are penitential days, and 1251 says abstinence (not penance) is dispensed on a solemnity. So, tomorrow it’s legally permissible to eat meat, but is some penance still required?
• When we pray the rosary and dedicate a mystery to someone, how are we to focus our intention; solely on the mystery? Are we straying if we focus too much on the person we are praying for?
• Might Father have recommendations or advice on how to study, particularly the writings of St. Thomas and things regarding the faith and philosophy?
• What’s your view on proper dress at Mass? Our parish is very casual, but I’ve heard modesty is especially important in traditional circles. And, what would be considered proper dress? (FUNNY STORY!)

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