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  • 535: Happy New Year!

    Next weekend is the First Sunday of Advent, and with it, the new church year. But what is the church year, and why do we celebrate it? That's what Dr. Chris and Robyn Bruggeman discuss in this episode of Ignition. Enjoy!

    29 min
  • 534: Marrried Priests & Priestesses: Why Not?

    Many Catholics wonder if the solution to the priest shortage is to ordain married men and women. And to those ideas, the Church says, "no". But why? That's the question that Dr. Chris and Renae Kranz discuss in this episode of Ignition. Enjoy!

    29 min
  • 533: The Word of the Lord!

    Dr. Chris and Renae continue their deep dive into what we do and why we do it at the Mass, looking this time at the readings from the Bible that are proclaimed. Enjoy!

    29 min
  • 532: Differently Different

    As commonly used as the word and idea of "God" is, the reality of who and what God is is actually startling and even strange. In this episode of Ignition, Dr. Chris and Renae Kranz wrap up their discussion about what the Christian tradition actually teaches about God. Enjoy!

    29 min
  • 530: Memento Mori... Remember Your Death!

    With October comes thoughts of Halloween, then All Saints Day, then All Souls Day, all of which call to mind our death. And while that might seem morbid, thinking of death and those who have gone before us is in fact an important part of our lives. That's what Dr. Chris and Robyn Bruggeman discuss in this episode. Enjoy!

    29 min
  • 529: The Mercy of Purgatory

    Purgatory is one of the more controversial teachings of the Church, but it is in fact a great mercy. What does that mean, and why? That's what Dr. Chris and Robyn Bruggeman discuss in this episode of Ignition. Enjoy!

    29 min

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Ignition: A Podcast for the New Evangelization is a weekly audio program which provides explanations of Catholic teaching and a Catholic perspective on issues of the day. The goal of Ignition is to…