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Questions Covered:

 

02:34 - Should we literally interpret Genesis? Must all Catholics believe in the literal interpretation of Genesis? 

08:50 - In Psalm 95, it discusses the “great King over all the gods.” Why does it say this? There is only one God. 

18:00 - When Pontius Pilate washed his hands of Jesus’ fate, was he cleared of guilt or responsibility? 

19:19 - Prior to the modern-day scholars and apart from Origen, where do we ever see the connection made between Isaiah 22 and Matthew 16? 

22:00 - The Bible says that the Jews are the chosen people and Muslims, Jews, and Christians all worship the same God. Scripture also requires us to eat Jesus’ Body and Blood. How do we square these things? 

29:00 - What was there no affirmation of the books of the Bible during the earlier councils of the Church? 

33:11 - What is the purpose of the Old Testament law? 

36:35 - Thank you for your new book. Can you help me to understand the Catholic perspective of James 2:24? 

44:55 - Does Scripture teach us what heaven and eternity will be like? 

49:37 – What does Luke 23:28-32 mean? 

52:47 - What is your opinion on the Living Bible translation, Catholic edition?

Questions Covered:

 

05:39 - Have we found any of the apocalypse of Noah? 

12:43 - Is it true that the Gnostic gospels teach that the world was created out of evil? 

28:46 - Is the New Testament teaching us to look forward to the Second Coming? 

33:30 - In the Bible does it say if Satan will be destroyed at the end of the world? 

35:00 - After Jesus’ coming, was Cain saved or was he one of the few who was not? 

40:00 - In Luke 1:47, Mary says, “My Lord and my Savior.” Why does she need a Savior if she is free from sin?  

44:10 - How should we interpret Matthew 5:29? 

50:18 - The reading from 1 Kings today at Mass was confusing because it says the Ark only had the 10 Commandments inside. What happened to Aaron’s staff and the stored manna?

We answer two kids' questions today.  Cassidy, age 10, wants to know how we can be sorry for our sins when we don't know how.  And Joseph, age 5, wants an answer to the age old question about why there is evil in the world. Plus, #HowIHeardGod is back this episode!

On this week's show, author Peggy Weber joins us as we discuss the challenges of feeling "enough" in today's world in a conversation about her new book Enough As You Are. Am I holy enough? Do I have enough stuff? Can I ever even be quiet enough? Peggy offers saintly inspiration and real-world stories to help us answer these questions.

About Peggy Weber:

Peggy Weber is an award-winning journalist and author who has been working at her craft for almost 40 years, primarily with the Catholic press. The author of the popular ‘Spun from the Web’ column, she loves her faith, family, baseball and chocolate, not necessarily in that order. She loves to laugh a lot—often at herself -- which helps her to truly feel “enough." She lives in Western Massachusetts with her dear husband John and relishes frequent visits from her seven grandchildren.

About Enough As You Are:

In Enough as You Are, Peggy Weber shares her experiences of doubting herself and discovering that she is enough; that we all are enough for God’s love. Each chapter includes anecdotes and life lessons for readers, as well as some “Saintly Inspiration” to help us continue recognizing that we are enough. Each chapter also includes a guided Examen and practical ways to put this discovered truth of value into practice.

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It hurts when someone calls you out on your actions versus your words, doesn't it? Let's live the truth of what is in our hearts and stop the hypocrisy. It takes some effort, but anything is possible with God!  Have a blessed and truth filled day!

My guest this week is Katrina Zeno.  She is the coordinator of the St. John Paul II resource center in the diocese of Phoenix, AZ.  She is the author of multiple books on Theology of the Body and is a leading expert if 22 years on the topic. In this interview we discuss what TOB is, how it relates to creation, and community.  It is very enlightening.  Check out her great work at katrinazeno.com

Episode #61: Do you know how deeply God the Father cherishes you? Can you feel him doting on you? We’ve all had human fathers whose imperfections tainted our image of God the Father. In this episode, Terry Modica shares the story of how she met the Father after growing up without him. Then she will lead you into a closer relationship with him through the Litany of the Father’s Heart. 

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If you want to better understand redemptive suffering, Emily DeArdo is your girl. Author of Living Memento Mori: My Journey Through the Stations of the Cross, Emily is a joy and an inspiration. We hope this conversation encourages you, especially as we gear up for Lent. 

Emily’s quote comes from St. Thomas More:

“Nothing can come but what God wills. And I am very sure that whatever that be, however bad it may seem, it shall indeed be the best.” 

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