My Catholic Perspective

Loving your neighbor as yourself can ONLY be understood when understanding what Christ meant when He told us to love the Lord our God with all our heart, mind, soul and strength... So why are Christians allowing themselves to be influenced by secular people? Why are you listening to those who don't read the Bible, or who don't care what God thinks of them? Are you getting your information from the correct sources? What do you think? Send me mail: Ali-Marie Ingram PO Box 1535 Kalamazoo, MI 49081 Connect on other social media platforms here: www.alimariehere.com

I always pray for the Devil, but know it's not an acceptable Catholic stance... But I swear my belief that Christ's mercy can transcend ANYTHING is so real!!! I know Hell is eternal, and we need to prepare ourselves for Heaven on earth, so how can we make the most of Christ's willingness to atone for our sins by descending to Hell as He laid in the tomb?

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The Lord didn't call us to love others without instructing them. He called us to make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. He called us to DO SOMETHING. To negate the Great Commission is to negate the epitome of what it means to be a true follower of Christ. Stop sitting back and using "love" as an excuse to be a lazy Christian. Stand up and do what He has called you to.

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Of the 4 cups of wine at the Last Supper, Jesus did not consume any of the last one. When He died on the cross and cried, "It is finished," it is surmised that He was actually referencing the Passover Meal and the completion of the institution of the new sacrament of the renewed law. Let me know what you think of it all!

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Why do we still talk about Jesus washing His apostles' feet over 2,000 years later? Why THIS story? What does the washing of feet symbolize? Tune in and add to the discussion!

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The Lord prepared to wash His apostles' feet in countless ways. He could have returned to being the man He was prior to wandering the desert for those 40 days, but He came back changed. He had FOUR DAYS to experience how He had been changed. What are we going to do with our newfound hearts and minds once Lent has completed?

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There's something about the level of mercy Purgatory offers us as believers and seekers of holiness. I pray this episode helps someone understand what it means to Catholics who desire after God's most Holy nature yet find themselves overcome by the wiles of this world.

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You'd think we already exhausted how Christ demonstrated virtue on the cross, yet this wound up being my longest Podcast episode this Lent! How??? Tune in and find out ;)

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@saltandgoldcollection's Foot Washing Series on Instagram is both intriguing and worthy of discussion which I offer here! Alongside that, how can we "wash" other's feet in today's world, and what are those outcomes? I hope this is inspiring for you, and if it is, please join me on other platforms as we journey through life together.

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We talk about several facets of Our Lady's suffering at the foot of the cross, but one I haven't heard discussed before is the possibility of Mary's doubt of herself. Did she feel like she did something wrong? As a Mother, wasn't her utmost duty to protect the SON OF GOD? How could she have felt about that? Hear me out on this, and then share your thoughts in the comments on YouTube.

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