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What is evangelism? What can we do to evangelize online effectively? Popular Catholic blogger Matthew Chicoine joins me to discuss the dos and don't of online evangelization. Visit Matthew's website at www.thesimplecatholic.blog

Mathew recently wrote a good article on the topic https://thesimplecatholic.blog/2020/08/06/a-catholic-guide-to-unity-during-the-covid19-pandemic/

Category: Social Justice Tag: Bible reading, faith, faith and works, social justice

 

Join me, Christopher West, Scott Hahn, Edward Sri, Fr. Calloway, Fr. Larry Richards, Fr. Patalinghug, Fr. Pacwa, Jason Evert, Fr. Spitzer, Ralph Martin, Sisters of the Immaculata, Christine Wood, and a slew of other top-notch Catholic speakers for the

The Spiritual Rosary Pilgrimage,

FREE ONLINE event starting this week of the Feast of the Birthday of the Blessed Virgin Mary and finishing on the 7th of October, the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary!

Join over 50000 pilgrims ready to celebrate the Blessed Virgin & the Life of Christ! Daily rosary video meditations by the speakers come to you via email when you

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New series will begin in October.

Sometimes we get into situations where we can't see anything good coming out of it.  But in Roman's 8:28 we know all things work for good for those who are called to His purpose.

Lots of people are predicting the end of the world. Is it really coming?

Questions Covered:

 

17:15 - What do you believe about the apparitions of the Blessed Mother in Medjugorje and Akita? 

23:31 - Is it true that there will be peace and then the end will come? 

28:53 - Does Satan try to make the end times happen or does he try to prevent it so that he can continue working in the world? 

33:00 - In the book of Revelation, there is a lot about the return of Christ. How does that fit into today’s world? 

46:20 - Who is the restrainer in 2 Thessalonians 2?

How best can Catholics respond to scandal and rebuild the Church?

Questions Covered:

 

38:00 - When you’ve had a bad experience in the Church, how can you go forward in being a part of it and building it up again? 

44:35 - How can we have a healing of the Church, while still promoting Vatican II? 

48:20 - It seems like bishops have no additional screening at the time of their appointment. Some of these bishops were screened in a time when the assessment of priests was not good. How can this be improved?

All 3 readings for this weekend speak to us about Fraternal Correction

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

In this edition, we’ll reflect on the readings for the Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time. (Cycle A) Each of us is a critic. Hundreds of times a day we mentally critique others, how they look, what they wear, how they drive, how they wear their mask, or not, how they complete a task, what they eat, say or do. Most of the time these thoughts are merely a matter of preference, (“I don’t know how you can listen to that music.”), or opinion, (“I don’t think that is a good color on you.”), or judgment, (“I think turning left here is faster than going straight.”), or values, (“I wouldn’t have done it that way because you left the most important thing unfinished.”) In most of these cases, our criticism is best left unsaid. However, we sometimes face situations where we must judge the moral implications of another person’s actions. What is the right thing to do in these situations? Our readings this Sunday give us guidance.

The Director of Player Development and Recruiting Coordinator for the Tulane University men's basketball team, a position that he took approximately a year-and-a-half ago after having been special assistant to the head coach at Georgia State. Before that he served as an assistant coach at Henderson State, which came after a two-year stint at Northwood University where he finished up as associate head coach. He has also been Director of Basketball Operations at Miami University in Ohio, where he had played for four years.

EPISODE 454

Peter Morton, Knights on Bikes member & Certified Safety Instructor, talks about both the inner and external of rolling thunder in a pack, with his spouse, and on solo runs. Find out what God has taught him through those adventures.