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Every baptized Catholic is called and equipped to be a prophet. In this episode, Fr John Bartunek explores this frequently forgotten dimension of our Christian vocation.

For the whole series Do I Need a Savior, visit www.RCSpirituality.org 

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How does one prepare spiritually for Christmas? In this episode Fr John Bartunek will reflects on some common obstacles to living Advent well, and how to overcome them.

For the whole series on The Christmas Apostle, visit www.RCSpirituality.org 

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Have you ever been told to offer it up? In this podcast Fr John Bartunek unpacks the meaning behind the traditional Catholic practice of “offering up” our sufferings.

For the whole series on A Mother’s Tears- Our Lady of Sorrows, visit www.RCSpiriutality.org

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This mysterious and extraordinary expression of faithfulness can instruct and inspire us.

In This episode Fr John Bartunek explores how great Christian art—so much of which has been inspired by the Blessed Virgin Mary—can feed our souls.

For the whole series on Mary’s Assumption into Heaven visit www.RCSpirituality.org

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Is there another institution in the world that has succeeded above the impact the Catholic Church has had on humanity? In this episode, Fr John expounds on the contribution the Church has made in the world.

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In this informative session of Straight Talk, Fr. John explains that the common good is the most important principle of the Church's teaching about social justice. It is the goal and measuring rod of social justice, but it alone can't support social ethics' immense weight. It needs the other two pillars as well: subsidiarity and solidarity.

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In this episode, Fr. John shares three key ingredients for a healthy society: The common good, subsidiarity, and solidarity. How exactly do these relate to justice?

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