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Cuanto más amamos a Cristo y seguimos sus caminos, más fácil es identificar lo que es realmente valioso y usar todo lo demás para sus propósitos.El texto de este audio puedes encontrarlo en nuestra web en http://gnm-es.org/reflexiones-de-las-buenas-nuevas/?useDrDate=2020-07-25.   

 

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What is Peace? Why are we so often not at peace, and why is it so elusive?  Let's go beneath the surface on what Christ wants to give us despite, or in the midst of, the unsettling storms in our lives.

How can Catholics best handle the anxiety and uncertainty that a time of pandemic has brought? Cardinal Burke and Fr. Paul Check are here to help.

Questions Covered:

 

20:55 - Canon law states that the faithful have the right to receive on the tongue, however, many bishops are refusing Communion, except in the hand. Is it more reverent to receive in the hand or to make a spiritual communion? 

30:30 - Can you talk about your canonical opinion of the Our Lady of America apparitions and how they might be important to our country? 

35:00 - Is wearing masks a pro-life issue? 

41:27 - Does the USCCB have a plan for fighting the intrusion of the state governments on our religious liberty? 

45:45 - What is your opinion on the practice of the children’s liturgy where children are sent out of the Church to hear the gospel and homily from an unordained person? 

49:00 - Did Vatican II specify anything for the very large parishes that we have and professional staff? Pastors are often very difficult to get a hold of. Would it be better to have small parishes with volunteers to do admin work?

Are Catholics called to make pilgrimages? Find out here, with Cardinal Raymond Burke, live from the Shrine of Our Lady of Guada

Questions Covered:

 

34:25 - What makes something a transcendent beauty? What is done to make the beauty of a Church timeless? 

49:05 - How does one choose between pilgrimage sites? Is it okay to choose based on what we are drawn to? How do we discern where the Lord calls us?

Justin McClain talks about his faith, his work and his thoughts on race. He is also a snake wrangler, so we talk about snakes, too.

His Facebook page is: https://www.facebook.com/Justin.Vanlee.McClain

 

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We can't wait any longer, we must choose to ask God into our lives to help us with our sins.  We are in times of war and we need His armour.

In the past several weeks, there have been 50 recorded incidents of churches, parishes, and religious statues being destroyed in the United States and Canada. That list continues to grow. This is a cause for great concern, but not for hopelessness. Buildings, parishes and statues are structures that can be defaced and destroyed, but our faith cannot – as long as we cling to Christ and his Mother. Using the wisdom of St. Paul and the inspiring story of  Ireland’s Ballintubber Abbey, “The Abbey That Refused to Die,” Marge offers words of encouragement and four steps to counter persecution and the bad news we’re inundated with day after day.

On this episode of The Road to Emmaus, Scott Hahn is joined by Bishop Jeffrey Monforton, author of Ask the Bishop. While a bishop’s day is full of countless tasks, the primary responsibility of a bishop is to instruct their flock and share the faith. In nearly a decade of role as bishop of Steubenville, Ohio, Monforton has done just that.

Getting out of can be challenging, especially if you don’t know where to start or what to do first. Get started by using our tips for eight steps to get out of debt.

It can be a long-term goal and it is not easy, but the effort and time is well worth the blessing that comes from being debt free.

 

The Compass Catholic blog has more ideas about taking the first step in freeing yourself from the bondage of debt.