Welcome back to the podcast! Congratulations to Alanna for finishing her Masters! Our topic this week is leadership, and how we can find the points needed from the scriptures this week. We have to understand that there are multiple levels of leadership like the apostles found out and ordained the Deacons. We talk about the reality if being connected in Christ, even when we are at home and the grace from the Mass still reaches us. And we talk about how important it is to believe that we can do great things through the grace of Christ.
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“Thus it is written that the Christ would suffer and rise from the dead on the third day and that repentance, for the forgiveness of sins, would be preached in his name…” Luke 24:35-48 What Did Jesus Actually Accomplish By Dying And Rising From The Dead? Most of us are pretty comfortable with the Risen… Read more: What Did Jesus Actually Accomplish By Dying And Rising From The Dead? - Join A Catholic Online Small Group On Prayer: Oremus
Oremus: A Guide to Catholic Prayer teaches you the essentials of an effective and fruitful prayer life. Over the course of eight weeks you will discover how to place yourself in the presence of God. Following the wisdom of the saints and the Tradition of the Church, you will learn how to express yourself to… Read more: Join A Catholic Online Small Group On Prayer: Oremus - 6 Lessons I’ve Learned From My Own Mistakes
Traveling the adventures of life, whether personal or professional, particularly as one tries to mature in our Catholic faith and holiness, the experiences inevitably are accompanied by a fair share of missteps and unforeseen challenges. Mistakes serve as humble, poignant threads as one ages and matures, weaving together a life story of hopefully growth and… Read more: 6 Lessons I’ve Learned From My Own Mistakes - A List Of Catholic Songs To Help You Fall Asleep At Night
Why fall asleep to faith-filled music? Of all the things you want yourself or your family to have on their mind as they shut their eyes, you can’t go wrong with God-praising, Holy Spirit-filled tunes. Plus, if you have a “rogue roommate” who needs a little more Christ in life, it wouldn’t hurt to play… Read more: A List Of Catholic Songs To Help You Fall Asleep At Night - Discovering Virtue In Jane Austen’s Emma
Jane Austen wrote Emma knowing that most people would not like the main character: “I am going to take a heroine whom no one but myself will much like.” Perhaps you have read the striking story Emma or watched the newest cinematic adaptation. Whether it is an old favorite or a story you’ve never known,… Read more: Discovering Virtue In Jane Austen’s Emma
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