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Emily K Whiting

Season 3 of The Storytellers with our interview with Emily K. Whiting, Emily is a Speaker.  We will talk about her faith journey and discuss raising a child with on-going medical needs. It's an inspirational half hour!

Sometimes things happen in our lives that snap us into reality and the true perspective of life! Listen in today, for a raw and honest reflection.

Today, our Church celebrates the importance of the Saints in our lives.

To read this week's readings, go to: usccb.org

Questions Covered:

 

08:20 - What does Jesus mean in Matthew 7:21-23, when he says the “one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven”? 

13:30 - Did Christ’s death make salvation possible for all peoples? 

17:12 - Why isn’t the Nicene Creed included in the canon of Scripture? 

21:40 - My daughter uses Scripture often to show me that the Catholic Church is wrong. What book can you recommend that I can read to better refute her? 

23:38 - How can we use Scripture to support the belief in the intercession of the saints? 

35:04 - How do the Old and the New Testament relate to each other? What book can you recommend? 

41:15 - When Jesus is talking about divorce, what does he mean when he says “except for adultery”?

My guest today is Dan Boyd who is a Diocesan leader in the Southeastern United States, author, and podcaster. Today we discuss how parishes and families can help catechize children during the weird times we are in. He gives great insights we can all follow.

Speaking of following, he is co-host on a great podcast titled "Being and Making Disciples". Follow their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/beingandmakingdisciples Look out for his book that will release on December 8th about this crucial topic.

In today's passage Jesus says that he has not come to abolish the law, but to fulfill.  What does this mean?  What are its implications for us?

Judy shares on the Levels of Intimacy that we are created for by the Creator Himself. This is part 2 of 2.

Wealth is morally neutral, but as MCI-WorldCom, Enron, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, and Purdue Pharma have shown, an unbridled pursuit of wealth can lead to our downfall.