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(Best Of) How is missing Sunday Mass a mortal #sin?, was Mary sinless from birth?, how do Churches allow couples where one is non-Catholic to get #married?, and cremation vs. relics. #Jesus #Catholicism #Christianity

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Join Vatican Insider, Joan Lewis, as she gives us the news from Rome and highlights the must see events happening Christmas and New Years around the Eternal City.

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This week the guys discuss the importance of sharing our encounters with Christ with others.

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Feria de Adviento

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Advent Weekday

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Health regulators in the US are lifting restrictions on how women obtain the abortion pill. The FDA will no longer require women to pick up the medication in person. Senior Research Associate at the pro-life Charlotte Lozier Institute, Tessa Longbons, joins to share her reaction to this decision by the FDA and what can be done to reverse the decision. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden offered a stern warning for people who are unvaccinated. He says this winter could be rough and his administration is expecting a surge in COVID cases. And a group at the Vatican has started an initiative to highlight contributions from the faithful with disabilities. The Dicastery for Laity, Family and Life recently launched the hashtag "IAmChurch." Cofounder of the Deaf Catholic Youth Initiative of the Americas, Dr. Chelo Manero Soto, joins to tell us about this hashtag and what the response has been so far. The US Senate has confirmed Rashad Hussain as Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom. Hussain is the first Muslim Ambassador for International Religious Freedom. EWTN News In Depth Host, Montse Alvarado, joins to share what is known about him and his priorities. Finally this evening, Eucharistic Adoration is an important part of any Catholic's prayer life. One church in Maryland is making sure it never stops. Correspondent Mark Irons tells us more about the parish.

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St Rita Radio

Gjennom vårt program samarbeid med EWTN sender St Rita Radio programmet "Catholic Answers Live".  Programmet er et innringer program der lytterene kan stille alle mulige spørsmål om vår tro.

4:21 – Did the blessings from the Old Testament from Abraham and the prophets have any supernatural benefits attached to them?

12:04 - In your book “The Bible is a Catholic Book”, you said that after the apostolic age, no new scripture was written. Where can I find more information/evidence on this?

14:50 - Why does the book of Daniel at end of Ch 14 feature a second incident of Daniel being thrown in the lion’s den?

19:32 - Were the guards at the tomb Roman or Jewish? What does church history tell us about them?

22:22 - At the presentation of Jesus at the temple, Simeon says to Mary “a sword will pierce your heart too so that the thoughts of many can be revealed” What does that mean, specifically, “that the thoughts of many can be revealed”?

29:00 - Is there any way to reconcile the Torah, the Christian bibles, and the Koran?

32:52 - What is the historical/ biblical evidence for apostolic succession? I’ve been having a discussion with a protestant about it.

41:21 - I had a priest tell me that biblical history started with Ch 11/12 when God talked to Abraham. He said everything before that was just a story to set things up. Is that true?

46:48 - Could you explain 2nd Kings and the story of Elisha? It seems kind of random and I don’t really understand it. Why did they make fun of him and why was his punishment so severe?

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Fr. Anthony Buś

This is a prerecorded show and will officially air on WNDZ next week, Monday December 20th.  Thank you.

This is a prerecorded show due to Mary and Lauretta being away to be with their families at Christmas.  Today, Mary and Lauretta are very happy and excited to be on the show, not only with the WSFI EWTN merger with the Winds of Change, but today they have a very special guest again.  We are happy to welcome Brian Westbrook, the Executive Director from the Coalition for Life St. Louis.  Brian is here to discuss his ministry, history behind the Coalition for Life St. Louis, and what his plans are with coming up in Illinois.  After talking to Brian, Mary and Lauretta discuss the recent Christmas episode for the series: The Chosen, as well as what they look forward to for Christmas.  For more information, please visit:

    https://ststanschurch.org/

Mary FioRito: https://eppc.org/

Brian Westbrook: https://www.coalitionforlifestl.com/ and  https://www.coalitionforlifestl.com/who-we-are/

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Andrea Picciotti-Bayer is a legal analyst for EWTN News.

Supreme Court’s NY Decision Is a Blow for Religious Freedom

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Austin Institute

"As a young father and a self-proclaimed 'radically assimilated immigrant,' Sohrab Ahmari realized that when it comes to shaping his young son's moral fiber, today's America comes up short." During this talk, journalist and author Sohrab Ahmari will share some of his ideas about the direness of the crisis we currently face and about the ways forward (which might actually require some looking back). Enjoy this conversation!

About Our Speakers

Sohrab Ahmari is a contributing editor of The American Conservative and a visiting fellow of the Veritas Center for Ethics in Public Life at Franciscan University. Previously, he spent nearly a decade at News Corp., as op-ed editor of the New York Post and as a columnist and editor with the Wall Street Journal opinion pages in New York and London.

His writing has also appeared in The New York Times, The Spectator, the Times Literary Supplement, the Chronicle of Higher Education, Dissent and America, among many others. His books include From Fire, by Water: My Journey to the Catholic Faith (Ignatius, 2019) and The Unbroken Thread: Discovering the Wisdom of Tradition in an Age of Chaos (Convergent/Random House, 2021).

He has testified before the British Parliament and appears regularly on broadcast media on both sides of the Atlantic, including the BBC, Sky News, France 24, Deutsche Welle, EWTN and Fox News.

Fr. Jonathan Raia was born and raised in Houston, Texas. He came to know Jesus Christ through his parents' faith, and he grew in relationship with the Lord through Catholic school and various opportunities for service and leadership. He was also inspired by the example of holiness he witnessed in the priests at his parish and began to consider the priesthood as a young boy.

His four years as a student at the University of Texas at Austin, where he graduated with a B.A. in Plan II (Liberal Arts) and Spanish in 2002, were pivotal for his faith because of the friends he made at the University Catholic Center. The call to the priesthood grew stronger during his years at the UCC, and he entered seminary for the Diocese of Austin upon graduation. He was ordained a priest in 2009 and served for four years as parochial vicar at St. William Parish in Round Rock, then for a year as parochial vicar at St. Mary’s Catholic Center at Texas A&M University, before beginning as Vocation Director for the Diocese of Austin in July 2014. Six years later, he was named Chaplain/Director of the University Catholic Center.

Fr. Jonathan holds a Master’s degree in Christian Spirituality from Creighton University, where he also received training in spiritual direction, a ministry that has been an important part of his priesthood. Ministry to college students has been a consistent source of joy for him, and he considers it an honor to return to his alma mater and to take on the mission of bringing Christ to the students of UT.

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