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Fr. Michael Kerper talks about the new Sophia Institute Press compilation of his long-standing column answering questions pertaining to the Faith.
Buy the book "A Priest Answers 27 Questions You Never Thought You'd Ask."
Author Marcel LeJeune talks about overcoming habitual sin. We talk about the addictive nature of pornography, how to help a loved one overcome the addiction, and how to protect your kids in an increasingly graphic world.
For Help:
Get ‘Cleansed’ available at store.pauline.org
Recovery Program - www.reclaimsexualhealth.com
Recovery Program - integrityrestored.com
Web Filter and helpful e-books - http://www.covenanteyes.com/e-books/
Dr. Joseph Capizzi talks about the role of Catholic Social Doctrine in the average layperson's life, and discusses the new Catholic Social Doctrine online course from the Catholic University of America.
To register, visit CSDCertificate.com.
Dr. Joseph Capizzi talks about the role of Catholic Social Doctrine in the average layperson's life, and discusses the new Catholic Social Doctrine online course from the Catholic University of America.
To register, visit CSDCertificate.com.
Mark Shea, Catholic author and blogger, talks to us about his Lenten Disciplines, and explains what it means to 'Offer it Up.'
The Venerable Matt Swaim, of the Coming Home Network International, talks to us about his Lenten Disciplines.
Jessee Weiler, of the Liturgical Institute, talks to us about the Transfigured: Young Adult Liturgy Conference which will take place in Chicago, IL on April 22nd.
Bishop Eusebio Elizondo, member of the USCCB Committee on Migration, talks about the Catholic position on Immigration and its connection to the Dignity of the Human Person.
Vicki Burbach talks about her new book 'How to Read Your Way to Heaven: A Spiritual Reading Program for the Worst of Sinners, the Greatest of Saints, and Everyone in Between' available on Sophia Institute Press.
Christina Kleehammer talks about her conversion, her blog at FindingChristInAStory.com, and shared history.
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