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Catholic Answers apologist Trent Horn joins me to discuss a very important question. Can a Catholic Be a Socialist? Trent says "no" and lays out his case using church history, world history, and the teachings of the popes. It is a great conversation that you are sure to learn a lot from.

 

Listen to Trent's podcast titled "The Counsel of Trent" as he drops episodes three times per week. Also visit his website at www.trenthorn.com

Episode 60: Differences Between Tim and Sara

 

Today on Home But Not Alone we’re celebrating our differences. Often, we’re quick to recognize differences in how other people parent, practice Catholicism, and so much more. And once we see those differences, we can be even quicker to critique, criticize, gossip, or offer unsolicited advice and unwelcome opinions. And while we would never advocate for a relativistic approach to life, it’s important to celebrate and learn from our differences. So today, we’re talking about our differences.Learn More:Subscribe at hbnapodcast.com Find Tim at chastelove.org Find Sara at ToJesusSincerely.com

Go beneath the surface with Paul Murano and his special guest Fr. Tony Blount on the Incarnation and spousal relationship between the Holy Spirit and Mary.

How can Catholics be so sure that the papacy is ordained and willed by God?

Questions Covered:

14:05 - I am orthodox. I don’t understand how Catholics go from the early Church to the papacy. How do Catholics justify it? 

21:50 - Did the early Christian community consistently recognize the Bishop of Rome as the leader of the Church? 

29:12 - I was in the military and got the opportunity to see Pope Paul VI when we were once in Rome. I fell in love with the papacy after reading Humanae Vitae and am grateful for God’s love! 

35:47 - I am a Protestant. The Church for the first thousand years was not run by individual popes, but by five patriarchs. Then the Catholic Church corrupted, then the Protestant church got away from the corruption. I see this as evidence against the papacy. 

46:12 - When is the pope infallible? Our current pope has said some things that don’t sound exactly right, but I am wondering if it is not all infallible. 

Resources Mentioned:

 

Focus episode: What If Francis Is a Bad Pope?

How can we learn from the saintly women of the Church how to be truly virtuous and holy?

Questions Covered: 

23:45 - I experience a lot of scrupulosity and have a lot of anxiety about sinning and often think I have sinned when I have not. What is your advice for me? 

49:45 - When did St. Bakhita live? What is the book called again? 

52:56 - How does one start to become a more virtuous person? I am not sure where to even begin. 

Resources Mentioned:

 

Love Like a Saint by Liz Kelly

Joy comes from making God our focus instead of what happens to us.

 

For more on the topic of this podcast, use GNM’s video "How to turn your crosses into resurrections - Part 4" @ https://gnm-media.org/turn-crosses-resurrections-part-4/.

 

The text of this podcast can be found on our website at https://gnm.org/good-news-reflections/?useDrDate=2021-04-16.

  

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When we were baptized into the life of Christ, the Father gave us his Spirit fully.

 

To reflect more on the topic of this podcast, use GNM’S video, "John 3:34 - God's Amazing Word on Miracles" @ https://gnm-media.org/john-334-gods-amazing-word-miracles-2/.

 

The text of this podcast can be found on our website at https://gnm.org/good-news-reflections/?useDrDate=2021-04-15.

     

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Guilt tells us the truth about ourselves and invites us to grow from it; shame lies to us and paralyzes our growth.

 

For more on the topic of this podcast, see GNM’s video, "John 3:16 - God's Amazing Word on Miracles" @ https://gnm-media.org/john-316-21-gods-amazing-word-miracles-2/.

 

The text of this podcast can be found on our website at https://gnm.org/good-news-reflections/?useDrDate=2021-04-14.

      

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