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Confronting Emily’s insidious linguistic errors, the girls jockey for the position of podcast’s top grammarian.

Also, Catholicism is good!

(The film about which Emily talks extensively is the 1986 documentary “Mother Teresa”, directed by Ann and Jeanette Petrie.)

Today we dive into the unchanging, (often mistaken as “rigid”) morality of Catholicism and the woman’s role in the church, followed by a discussion on the forgiviness Christ offers to all people through his bride.

Confronting Emily’s insidious linguistic errors, the girls jockey for the position of podcast’s top grammarian.

Also, Catholicism is good!

The film about which Emily talks extensively is the 1986 documentary “Mother Teresa”, directed by Ann and Jeanette Petrie.

Tune in to this episode for the fastest description of apostolic succession you’ve ever heard!

We discuss humanity's need for religion, the divinity of Jesus Christ, and how Amanda accidentally crashed a folk concert.

In this episode, Emily and Amanda discuss the first chapter of Brandon Vogt’s book Why I Am Catholic, covering reason and God’s existence.

“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn’t go away.”

Instead of talking about God, we let God do the talking.

God: “He’s not a tame lion.” 12-month-plan? No, thank you.

The girls learn the meaning of the word "meta", the proper pronunciation of "Gaudete" Sunday, and look back on how their Advent has been going so far.

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