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On this week's show, we journey virtually to the California Missions with St. Junipero Serra and Christian Clifford, author of three books on the Apostle of California.

About Christian Clifford:

Christian Clifford is a veteran educator, currently teaching high school juniors and graduate students, and the author of three books about Catholic Church history in Spanish-Mexican California. Clifford’s writings have appeared in California Teacher, Catholic San Francisco, Catholic Standard, Today's Catholic Teacher and on Aleteia, Angelus News, Catholic Exchange, ChurchPOP, Crux, Nuestra Parroquia, Patheos, and the Philippine Daily Inquirer. He and his family live in the San Francisco Bay Area. For fun, he enjoys walking the 800-mile California Missions Trail. For more information, visit www.Missions1769.com.

Christian Clifford's Books:

 

Saint Junipero Serra: Making Sense of the History and Legacy

Who Was Saint Junipero Serra?

Meet Pablo Tac: Indian from the Far Shores of California

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Jennifer Zumbiel is the creator and owner of Togather Moments, where she is on a mission to fight for the strength of our families’ face-to-face communication. She does this through unique, fun mealtime games/tools where conversation prompts are all on stickers.

In this episode, Jennifer shares a quote from a page-a-day desk calendar, through which the Holy Spirit spoke to her:

“Abilities not used are abilities wasted.”

From saleswoman to teacher to entrepreneur, Jennifer shares how God has always been by her side and on her side. Her story will inspire you to recognize and celebrate the moments He’s been near you, too.

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Until next time, God bless you!

Questions Covered:

02:52 - I am wondering if my baby cat named Thunder is going to go to heaven. 

07:14 - What’s the first place you to when you die? 

12:33 - Is Jesus a saint? 

18:43 - If God defeated the devil, then why are people still bad? 

21:17 - What is race of Adam and Eve? 

29:03 - What country is the Garden of Eden from? 

31:40 - Can a guardian angel be an archangel? 

34:56 - How do we know for sure who Mary’s parents are?  

36:30 - Why do people have to die? 

42:33 - In the Bible, John says, “I baptize you with water, but one much greater than I will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire.” Does this mean all baptisms are invalid? 

45:25 - Does Jesus love Satan? 

49:34 - If Jesus is the King and Mary is the Queen, then what is Joseph?   

52:44 - Were there any places in the world, like Mt. Everest, that were not covered by the great flood?

Questions Covered:

16:55 - I read that some priests can be married who came from other churches into the Catholic Church. Is this true? Also, wasn’t it true that Catholic priests could marry for the first 1,500 years of the Church? 

20:27 - Why is the celibacy of the priesthood being attacked so much right now? 

29:06 - What is the difference between celibacy and chastity? Can you define celibacy, please? 

31:32 - Why would you ask the young men you were interviewing whether they were interested in being married?  

34:35 – I have a question, can you ask Father if Seminarians should date while discerning priesthood. 

46:20 - I think we need to emphasize personal holiness, even over social justice. What are your thoughts on this?

Moses suffered from an inability to control his temper. He killed an Egyptian, smashed the Ten Commandments to bits, and eventually forfeited the Promised Land. Like Moses, our anger may be justified, but our actions often lack self control.

 

 

Category: Dealing with Anger Tag: anger, Bible reading, holy spirit, Old Testament

Episode #46: "In the Church there is a diversity of ministry but a oneness of mission.... The laity share in the priestly, prophetic, and royal office of Christ and therefore have their own share in the mission" -- which today includes purifying the Church from the evil infiltration of sin.

We are digging into Chapter 1 of The Decree on the Apostolate of the Laity from Vatican Council II to reveal God's plans for the lay faithful in today's world, especially in the problems that today's Catholics have with Pope Francis and corrupt bishops. We have a shared mission that depends on us for success!

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Why do we profess Christ is fully God AND fully man? What is the hypostatic union? What do these questions have to do with Advent? Find out as Richaél Lucero covers the Christological heresies between the fourth and eighth centuries in the final installment of this series. Show notes: Catechism section on the Incarnation, answering the question, “Why did the Word become flesh? paragraphs 456-460 Social media: Instagram— https://www.instagram.com/clumsytheosis/Twitter— https://twitter.com/ClumsyTheosis  Facebook— https://www.facebook.com/clumsytheosis Visit my website: http://www.clumsytheosis.net