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Fr. Ricardo is back in the studio which is perfect timing as we begin the Lenten season. Join us for a reflection on being aware our temptations and seeking repentance so we may grow closer to God. Listen in.

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Questions Covered:

 

05:14 - Why do Catholics light candles in front of saints or Jesus in their church? 

11:41 - What is the limit to culpability to sin? If you pay money to a college that doesn’t uphold Catholic values, how culpable are you in their sinful behavior? 

17:45 - Can a Catholic read the King James bible? 

30:33 - It seems like Moses changes God’s will in Exodus 32:14. How are we supposed to understand that as Catholics? 

36:24 - How are we meant to understand what Jesus said to Mary and John when he was on the Cross? 

43:45 - How did Jesus fulfill the prophecy about Jesus gathering the lost tribes of Israel? 

50:02 - How can I explain to someone why we pray the rosary?

Questions Covered:

06:29 - How do you respond to a Protestant who believes in soul sleep? When I present the story of Lazarus and the rich man, they say it’s purely symbolic. 

16:50 - My uncle is divorced and remarried. Could this be valid? How should I behave toward his family? 

22:40 - In what order did the Annunciation, Visitation, and Joseph’s dream happen? Did Joseph accompany Mary to Elizabeth’s home? 

28:36 - How can we best understand the mark of the beast? 

33:18 - Can a baby be baptized still in the womb in an emergency? 

36:15 - I have heard people mention a break in the Trinity. What is that? It is evidenced by Jesus saying God has abandoned him on the cross. 

43:45 - If Mary did not know that she was immaculately conceived, then what did she mean by calling God her savior in Luke 1:47? 

50:22 - I am a new convert and I don’t understand what a plenary indulgence is. Can you explain it to me? 

Resources Mentioned:

 

Ep. 138 – JAMW

A Primer on Indulgences by Jimmy Akin

Myths on Indulgences by Jimmy Akin

Pope Paul 6th Indulgentiarum Doctrina

The Drama of Salvation

Lent is upon us, and many of us are "tempted" to fast--just to lose a few pounds. But there’s so much more to it. Today, it’s my joy to talk with Dr. Kerrie Berends, who will give us some wonderful spiritual and scientific insights into Fasting for Health and Holiness.Find Dr. Kerrie Berends here:[email protected]

Dr. Berend's courses:https://homeschoolconnectionsonline.com/people/kerrie-berrends-phd

Her courses at Homeschool Connections:• High School Health: Personal Fitness• High School Health: Nutrition• ASL I & ASL II

Today’s Short Feature: Chantal Howard, Ideal to RealTopic: Lent - Beginning Again to Climb HigherContact: https://www.aromarosary.comhttps://www.chantal-howard.com

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Today on Home But Not Alone we’re finding inspiration from the lives of some pretty holy people. We’re talking about Saints, Blesseds, and other Holy people. Too often we think of Saints as people from hundreds or thousands of years ago. But even when people overcome that temptation, many of us still think of Saints as people from the other side of the globe (such as. Mother Teresa, John Paul II, or Blessed Carlo Acutis). So today we’re chatting about American Saints, Blesseds, and other Holy people.Learn More:Visit our Podcast website HBNApodcast.com to learn more and subscribe. 

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