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En nuestro deseo de ver a Jesús plenamente, deberíamos hacer todo lo posible y vencer nuestras desventajas espirituales.

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In this episode, Sister Geralyn, SCC, explains how to experience the ultimate fulfillment of what love is in Heaven and on Earth. Learn more in this episode of “Musings from a Catholic Evangelist.”

The final episode of our series on the Mass covers The Our Father, Communion, and The Sign of Peace. Join Fr. Josh Cavender as he explains when Mass shifts from Eucharistic Prayer to The Our Father and how we share these signs of unity together. Learn much more in this episode of “Why Do Catholics…”

Our tendency is to rebel when God asks something of us that is contrary to our plans. It could be a heavy cross we don’t feel we’re strong enough to bear, a sacrifice that we think is just too big to make, or loss of control in our own lives or in the life of someone who is important to us. This inner rebellion can sometimes take the form of conflict, confusion, grief, helplessness, or even hopelessness and it causes disquiet within us as we struggle to grapple with God’s will. Perhaps there’s something you’re struggling with right now. How do you make God the Lord of your disquiet? Marge examines the essence of disquiet, the example of St. Ignatius and our Mother Mary, and offers concrete steps for allowing God to be Lord of any disquiet you experience.

There is a debate across the internet about whether Catholics should celebrate Halloween.  What do we think?  Well, we dressed up at Saints John Paul II and Teresa of Calcutta for this episode, so yes, but also be careful!

This week we really dive deep into the beginning of the first reading. How the whole universe is a grain from the balance. How small we are in the relation to everything, yet how much God loves each and every one of us. We talk about thinking about God and thinking about thinking about God. We get a little meta. It goes into the experience of how to pray and how to slow down and think about life and how to make choices. In the second reading we talk about the warning from St Paul not to despair over those who cry out that the second coming is near. Do not be shaken, tend to the battle that is before you and do not sin. We didn't make it to the gospel this week, we spent our time on the first readings.

On this episode of GTR: Special guest, Sister Theresa Aletheia Noble, FSP shares her extraordinary story of atheist-turned-religious sister. Sister explains her devotion to the ancient discipline of Memento Mori (remember your death) and how by keeping death "daily before ones eyes" makes life better. 

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Confession can be a real stumbling block to so many both outside and inside the Church. But on this episode of The Road to Emmaus, Scott Hahn gives us a new way to think about Confession. He shares his own struggles with the sacrament and how, through the Bible and through personal experience, he came to embrace the need for the healing of Reconciliation.