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Questions Covered:

 

06:28 - I am an atheist because that is the default we are born to and I have yet to be convinced out of that position. 

18:08 - There is a popular apologetics method called presuppositional apologetics. Is this a good route to take with atheists as a Catholic? 

31:12 - I am atheist. I am open to the concept of God and have been very convinced about the historical resurrection, but have questions about the atonement.  

42:14 - How do you address animal suffering and evolutionary evil with atheists? 

50:03 - I am an atheist. I have problems with teleology.

Bishop Donald Hying speaks about how we can renew the Catholic Church.

Questions Covered:

 

16:57 - How do I explain to my teenage daughter how President Biden can receive the sacraments when he is pro-abortion?  

22:35 - How do encourage fathers to direct their children to be in the world but not of the world? 

31:42 - Why can’t the Church have the strength of conviction like the secular institutions do? Why don’t we preach God to the world anymore? 

44:10 - What are your thoughts on how critical race theory is being put into the schools now? 

49:36 - Given that the early priests of the Church were married, what is the likelihood of the married priesthood coming back?

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Chastity is for every person, in every stage of life, in every vocation. How can this be? Jason Evert explains.

Questions Covered:

 

16:44 - I spoke with someone today who’s kid is struggling with the Church’s teaching on homosexuality since the Church also says to love everyone. How can she explain the chaste love that the Church is teaching? 

21:43 - I came into my faith in the last three years. My husband is not Catholic. I feel like my relationship with my husband does not have chastity. How can I begin to make this a part of our marriage when he is not Catholic? 

29:23 - I am a convert. We are having a hard time explaining to family about NFP and our desire to be open to children. They don’t want us to have kids right away. How can we open up this conversation? 

32:50 - In a marriage, if one partner is not interested in sexual activity and the other is, how can there be chastity in the relationship when someone is struggling so much? 

36:44 - I have been talking with a gal for about 6 months and we are talking about taking the next step and getting into a serious relationship. How can I tell if I am being lustful or am I just wanting a different relationship? 

43:50 - I heard you mention fast for her husband. I don’t know much about that. How could I go about fasting for someone who needs prayers? 

47:50 - I’m 82 years old and a widower. I miss her a lot. I have a friend who I am attracted to that I would like to cuddle with. If it is not sexual, is that chaste?

There is a profound problem in the world with assisted suicide and eugenics. How can faithful Catholics help to oppose these issues?

Questions Covered:

28:48 - I am a survivor of three attempted suicides and I am really glad assisted suicide is not legal by me, because I probably would have used it. 

32:33 - Pro-choice people seems to use nomenclature that obfuscates the truth. How can we speak plainly in clear language about these life issues? 

35:20 - I am a legislator in North Dakota. I just heard a bill on assisted suicide and was able to defeat the bill. I think it was crucial that we had the right arguments so that we prove that a bill like that was just wrong.   

47:00 - I see people not wanting hospice care because they see it as assisted suicide. How can we differentiate in those difficult end of life situations what is proper hospice care and what is ending a life earlier?

She drew national attention just under two years ago when she was nominated for an ESPY for "Best Viral Sports Moment" for when she threw out a ceremonial first pitch before a Chicago White Sox game. She has been a nun for more than 25 years and is part of the Dominican Sisters of Springfield. In her days as a student-athlete she played softball, volleyball, and basketball. You'll also hear mention in this interview about her having trained for a half marathon. Last year she concluded 13 years at a Catholic high school in Chicago, including teaching theology there.

When we’re too busy with being who and what we are we fail to become who and what we’re meant to be. There are no shortcuts to the hard work of transformation.

Today I invited both Sr Julia Mary and Jeannette de Beauvoir for a conversation about Lent... Lent in a pandemic, doing penance when we feel like we've been doing penance all year, should we make resolutions for Lenten practice or is there something better, what are some secrets for a fruitful and grace-filled Lent. I hope you join us!