Fr. Brian gives us a lesson on Saint Jude, Why can't we spread ashes of the dead?, Is it appropriate to ask saints to do things for us or just for intercessory prayer?, Are Christians who don’t receive the Eucharist able to receive salvation?, and more on today's Open Line.
Fr. Brian gives us a lesson on God and time, Did God subject himself to time?, Can a person know with certainty they are in a state of grace?, When does a war become just?, and more on today's Open Line.
Fr. Brian gives us a lesson on Was Vatican II necessary?, Could John the Baptist hear confessions?, Were John the Baptist's baptisms valid?, and more on today's Open Line.
Fr. Brian Mullady discusses the value of praying the #Rosary, what does the #Bible tell us about fraternal correction, can I receive the sacraments of initiation all at one time?, and absolute #divine simplicity. #Catholic #Christianprayer #prayer
Fr. Brian gives us a lesson on St. Maria Goretti and forgiveness, How can I defend confession to a Protestant?, Is anxiety spiritual or something else?, and more on today's Open Line.
Fr. Brian gives us a lesson on the Triumph of the Cross, Was Pentecost the first revelation of the Holy Spirit?, Why do we say we "worship the cross"?, and more on today's Open Line.
Fr. Brian gives us a lesson on the Church’s teaching on Work, Is Mary the new Tabernacle?, Where did God the Father come from?, Has Jesus always been human?, and more on today's Open Line.
How important is a funeral Mass to my #salvation?, would non-Christians or those who never heard of #Jesus have to learn a lot in purgatory?, and did Mary have other children? #Catholic #Christian #salvation #religion #heaven
Fr. Brian gives us a lesson on St. Augustine, Why do people have to die in order to be with God? Why were we given physical bodies?, and more on today's Open Line.
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