Women of Grace, Radio

We judge others each day, but what did Jesus say about judging? This is what Johnnette Benkovic spoke about today. She said that we cannot judge our neighbor’s soul, however we need to point out our neighbor’s destructive habits that might lead to sin.

Pamela asked about the best path for her to take regarding an abusive husband. Sharon inquired about having guilt even though forgiveness has been given. Kathy asked how Joan of Arc died and if the Catholic church labeled her a heretic?

Not our will but God’s will be done. How do we know God’s will for our lives? Today, Johnnette spoke about ways to know. Sarah requested assurance in knowing God’s will for her life. Kitty asked about the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Mora thought that Johnnette’s explanation of praying for God’s will was superb. Joan asked why most Catholic churches are so lavish.

Expanding our minds by learning is very important. Today, Johnnette spoke about learning at the Benedicta Leadership Course in Orchard Lake, Michigan. Mary offered thanks for Women of Grace. Joe asked how one can know if God is calling him to a series of mortifications. Rita inquired about what she is obliged to do in the sacrament of Matrimony.

Devotion to Jesus’ mother is critical to all. Today, Johnnette talked about devotion to the mother of God who wants to change our hearts. Michelle asked how her husband can be the spiritual leader of their family. Lauren commented on the movie “ 50 shades of grey.” Sarah wanted a scripture verse that would help a women be a better spiritual leader.

Johnnette spoke about the gospel according to Mark. She asked her audience what it means to deny one’s self. Nick, a protestant minister tells us that he’s praying the rosary, Joanna is in much pain from a recent relationship and Tracy shared a story about praying the rosary.

Sue Ellen Browder wrote a book that every women should read. It’s titled, “Subverted, How I Helped Highjack the Women’s Movement.” Sue Ellen was Johnnette Benkovic’s guest today

Catholicism is a real blessing. Today on Women of Grace, we heard the story of Nikki, who grew up Muslim and then developed a relationship with Jesus Christ and converted to Catholicism.

We all have moments when nothing seems to go right. These are the moments when God gives us a time to grow in our faith and be more resilient. During today’s Women of Grace program, Scott wanted to know if his prayers get diluted. Gary questioned God’s judgment, and Sylvester wanted to know why Catholic’s kneel while praying. Coleen says that she’s Jewish but loves Catholic sacramentals. John inquired about God’s will.

Divorce is a mainstay in our world today and one that does, sadly, affect Catholics. Help is here today with Johnnette’s guest, Lisa Duffy, President of Journey of Hope Productions. Lisa spoke about divorced Catholics and her upcoming Journey of Hope conference as well as how God helps those coping with divorce. Gertrude called to share that she deals with her pain of divorce by receiving the Eucharist daily. Rose wanted to know why the younger generation cohabitates.

Johnnette spoke about Saint John Paul the Great. She also mentioned that she is working on a new study group for women based on her book, “Grace Filled Moments.” Meredith says that she’s been a Catholic for a year because of Johnnette. Damien says that his wife has left the Church and requested Johnnette’s advice.