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Dr. Kevin Vost is a prolific author of approximately 20 books. Many of his books focus on St. Thomas Aquinas. They detail various aspects of St. Thomas Aquinas philosophy.

 

Dr. Vost's Doctorate degree is in psychology and gerontology. We begin by addressing his Revert story to the Catholic faith in 2006.  After which, Dr. Vost became fully immersed in Thomism philosophy. Prior to his retirement in 2016, he was an adjunct at various colleges teaching Thomistic Studies etc. He is also an extremely sought after guest on various shows on EWTN and Relevant Radio, along with numerous other TV, radio and podcast shows. He announces a new additional career venture 2020 news. Welcome Dr. Kevin Vost!

 

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Chapter 7 Perception is Reality, Trading tradition for trend.

Ray Haywood joins host Bill Snyder on this week's episode of Young Catholics Respond to talk about the importance of Role Models in one's life. For more information about Ray Haywood visit trjfathersguide.com. For a free resource on Reason, Season and Lifetime Relationships by Ray Haywood click here.

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All one needs to do is look on social media or turn on the news and you will quickly realize that things are in a bit of turmoil in our country, world, and Church. Now more than ever we need a spiritual father. We need the terror of demons, St. Joseph. Father Donald Calloway joins me this week to discuss his exceptional new book that is taking the Catholic world by storm, Consecration to St. Joseph: The Wonders of Our Spiritual Father.

Callers choose the topics during Open Forum, peppering our guests with questions on every aspect of Catholic life and faith, the moral life, and even philosophical topics that touch on general religious belief. 

Questions Covered:

02:10 - In the Nicene Creed, what does it mean when it says that Jesus is “consubstantial with the Father”? 

04:52 - What does the Catholic Church teach about being a professional gambler? 

08:20 - What is the interpretation of 2 Cor. 5:21? 

15:23 - How can I explain that the word baptism in the Bible is talking about a physical and not a spiritual event? 

22:07 - How should I go about dating in a Catholic way? It has been a very long time. 

29:07 - What is the meaning of the words “mystery of faith” in the Mass? 

31:46 - When Satan choose evil instead of God, did he have a true choice? 

34:15 - How is the perpetual virginity of Mary significant to our faith? 

40:55 - How did the wisemen know as much as they did in finding Jesus as a baby? Were these prophecies from Scripture? 

45:48 - Why is Peter considered to be the first pope? 

49:13 - What is Jesus’ last name? 

52:05 - When was the earliest notion of the procreative and unitive truth of marriage?

Callers choose the topics during Open Forum, peppering our guests with questions on every aspect of Catholic life and faith, the moral life, and even philosophical topics that touch on general religious belief. 

Questions Covered:

04:25 - How do I know who is speaking the truth in a world with so many voices claiming to be true? 

11:47 - How much of the Council of Constance is still valid? 

15:51 - What is the chronology and places of the events from Christ’s infancy to early childhood? 

21:33 - If there are other civilizations in the universe, did Jesus’ sacrifice on the Cross save them, too? 

28:51 - Were the Psalms written before, during, or after the falling out that David had with Bathsheba? 

33:35 - How can I explain to Calvinists that human beings do have free will? 

42:47 - If Jesus is in the Eucharist and the Trinity is never separate, then are we receiving the Trinity? Also, are we receiving the Church and the Communion of Saints? 

52:13 - Is there a category in Catholic theology called unintentional sin?

Bishop Gainer discusses the amazing signs accompanying our Lord's baptism. Bishop Gainer invites you to come to Mass this weekend where we encounter the mystery of God's love for us in the eucharist.

Jon "Bearded" Blevins cohosts and boy is he salty! This is Taylor's favorite version of Jon. We talk about getting back into the swing of things after a rocky Christmas break and commiserate a bit.

Our guests this week are the co-authors of Uncompromising Purity, Everett Fritz and Kelsey Skoch. All too often, the topic of sexual purity is presented as something that’s exclusively a male issue, leaving women who struggle with it feeling alone. Finally bringing this topic to the light, Uncompromising Purity provides encouragement and practical strategies to overcome these and other addictions and temptations that keep women from living in freedom.

In the final segment, Taylor feels self-conscious about doing the "State of the Show" but Jon is very nice to him. It's very cute. Taylor reciprocates the niceties and goes through with the update and countdown of the Top Ten episodes of 2019.

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Different Catholic spiritualities

Why concern oneself with a certain spirituality?

               -God has given us different gifts and talents

               -understanding which spirituality speaks to us can help us discern God’s will

What is the difference?

 The spiritualties, in and of themselves, all represent an orthodox approach to the faith, and while there is much overlap between them, each one puts an emphasis on different aspects of the faith

How do choose?

What are your primary struggles? One might help present a more direct path toward overcoming

Which one fits your personality type? Brings you closest to God?

 

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Category: Dealing with AngerTag: anger, Bible reading, holy spirit, Old Testament

Not all anger is bad: “He who is not angry, whereas he has cause to be, sins. For unreasonable patience is the hotbed of many vices; it fosters negligence, and incites not only the wicked but the good to do wrong” (St. John Chrysostom).

How do we tell the difference?

God always confronts and helps us work through our anger, if we let Him. He helps us tame the monster within by asking us specifically about it.