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Fr. Sebastian Walshe discusses his co-authored book, 20 Answers: Prayer.

Questions Covered:

 

08:42 – Why do we pray the “Lord’s Prayer” the way we do during the Mass? Why is it different than the way Protestants pray? 

14:53 - If we believe that every prayer asked in faith will be answered, does that mean that the faithful prayer in Scripture will be answered? 

18:42 - Why do Catholics pray in Mary’s name or to Mary? 

28:00 - I have a hard time with prayer and I’ve never really read Scripture. Where is a good place to start?  

33:08 - My prayers are for others, but I read that prayers for others will not be answered because I can’t merit them. Is this true? 

37:10 - When was “Jesus” added to the Hail Mary prayer? 

41:48 – Is a prayer journal helpful? 

43:11 - What is a private devotion and why can’t it be prayed publicly? 

46:07 - When was “you” changed to “thee” in the Hail Mary and why? 

51:00 - What is the clearest example of someone’s prayer being answered by supernatural means?

Love is where it is at  do you struggle to pray with love, live with trust and love others?  Then this is the podcast for you! 

 

A few links I mention below:

 

My video prayer course: https://academy.kendravonesh.com/p/go-deep ... 

Join my Facebook Community for the Mary's Mantle Consecration https://www.facebook.com/groups/findsomethingmorecommunity ... 

The article on the Mass: https://www.michaeljournal.org/articles/roman-catholic-church/item/the-holy-mass

Category: Lent, Servant SongsTag: Bible reading, five ds, forty, lent, obedience, penance

 

 

We’re preparing to sow to the Spirit this Lent through prayer and fasting. Until I was Catholic, it never occurred to me that the Filet-O-Fish’ sandwich is not an ordinary staple at McDonald’s except in the spring, or that the sudden flurry of Red Lobster commercials just before Easter was similarly calculated. Where does this traditional Lenten Catholic practice originate?

Our parish got new chalices for the Mass. Why? I answer that question in the episode today. Here is a little teaser for you all is that it involves the idea of beauty. Enjoy.

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EPISODE 425

Part of being a good steward of what God has given us is being a good steward of our bodies as well. This week Dr. John Oertle gives us some advice on how to take care of this amazing gift of our bodies we have been given.

Feeling tired, hungry all time, and just plain run down? You’ll want to listen to what we have to share!

My guest today once defined himself as the Worry Man but now, through his many books regarding worry, he’s helping countless souls break through their stress-filled existence and answer Jesus’ call to Trust in Him! Through my guest’s former radio show, his current podcast on Breadbox Media, countless guest appearances on TV, other radio shows and podcasts, he openings our hearts and minds to the scripture and it’s message of hope, comfort and support in Christ.  It is my pleasure to bring to you my recent chat with the author of Give Up Worry For Lent (perfect timing btw - Lent is next Wednesday), Gary Zimak.

 

Visit:  www.followingthetruth.com

 

 

About Regina Pontes, MBA

 

Regina is a former Quality Assurance Manager. She’s worked as a QA Manager in the R&D, Entertainment and DOD industries. She’s a former cantor and soloist for the archdioceses of Boston, MA and Los Angeles, CA along with cantor for national functions. She is the Author of a 2019 Catholic Press Association of America and Canada (CPA)  award winning book entitled Perseverance Is Key!: unlocking the internal power of you. She now hosts and produces The Will Within Podcast that shares stories focusing on Hope, Will, Perseverance and Inspiration.

 

If you’d love to share your story, please contact me at [email protected]

This week Father Edward Looney joins me to discuss his fantastic Lenten devotional A Lenten Journey with Mother Mary. Father Looney has a strong Marian devotion and this book is a perfect companion for Lent. Listen in as we look at how Mary can help us have a more meaningful Lent this year. Get your copy of the book here.

On this episode of Young Catholics Respond, Bill Snyder talks with John Bender of the Faith Hope and Love Blog about his journey of faith and Blog. For more information about John visit thefaithhopeandloveblog.blogspot.com.

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Why do we pray, fast, and give alms during Lent? Together these practices are not intended to be our focus but to serve to call us to something bigger—conversion.

Last year I released the episode titled "Lent & Conversion." As I listened to this episode again last week, I found that I was invigorated by the reminder of how the liturgical readings of the season echo this call, as well, and drive this point home.

Even though the calendar of readings is from 2019, I think this is a great time to revisit that episode from last year as it builds so well on the two most recent episodes that are preparing us for Lent.

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