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Ask Catholics is a podcast run by a catechist and RCIA director to help people understand and better be able to explain the Catholic faith and to clear up a lot of misconceptions many people have when looking at Catholicism from the outside.
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🌙👑✨ "NO TOMB FOR THE ARK (That's Quite The Assumption)" (opens the original)
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🌙👑✨ "NO TOMB FOR THE ARK (That's Quite The Assumption)" — If God Could Take Enoch, Elijah, and Raise the Saints, Why Is Mary's Assumption So Hard to Believe? Enoch "walked with God" and then he was gone. Elijah was carried away by fire. Moses dies, and somehow shows up talking with Jesus at the Transfiguration. When Christ rose, tombs were opened and saints once dead walked through Jerusalem. Scripture is filled with moments where God demonstrates His power over death, the grave, and the limitat
⚔️📜🏰 **"THE CRUSADES: TELL THE WHOLE TALE"** — History Didn't Begin in 1095 🏰📜⚔️ (opens the original)
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⚔️📜🏰 **"THE CRUSADES: TELL THE WHOLE TALE"** — History Didn't Begin in 1095 🏰📜⚔️ The Crusades may be one of the most misunderstood events in history. For many people, the story begins in 1095 with European knights marching east. But history didn't start there. Long before the First Crusade, Christianity had flourished throughout North Africa, the Middle East, and Asia Minor. Ancient Christian centers like Jerusalem, Antioch, Alexandria, and Carthage were among the most important cities in the Ch
📱🙏 “There’s A Saint For That” - Patron Saints (opens the original)
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📱🙏 “There’s A Saint For That” — Before Silicon Valley, We Already Had The App Need directions? There’s an app for that. Need groceries? There’s an app for that. Need prayers for: lost objects, roof leaks, hopeless situations, storms at sea, burnout, snake bites, final exams, or internet arguments that should’ve ended six comments ago? Yeah. There’s a saint for that. One of the strangest accusations against Catholics is: “Why would you ask saints to pray for you?” Which is odd… because Christians
🎙️⛵ Peter's Barque Interview on Beyond The Hymnal on HOLY SPIRIT RADIO I recently had the privileg (opens the original)
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🎙️⛵ Peter's Barque Interview on Beyond The Hymnal on HOLY SPIRIT RADIO I recently had the privilege of joining Jennifer Breen on Beyond the Hymnal for a full-hour conversation about Peter’s Barque—where the project came from, why I’m turning Catholic theology and apologetics into music, and what it means to use new creative tools in service of an ancient Faith. And this wasn’t just an interview. The program features several complete Peter’s Barque songs, with the full music videos included so yo
📖🕰️ “Canon Fodder” — Historical Anachronism Reading Modern Assumptions Into Ancient Christianity (opens the original)
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📖🕰️ “Canon Fodder” — Reading Modern Assumptions Into Ancient Christianity The modern image of Christianity often looks something like this: A guy alone with his leather study Bible… cross references… highlighters… chapter-and-verse debates… and “just reading the text plainly.” There’s just one problem: That image would have looked absolutely bizarre to most Christians for most of Christian history. The early Church didn’t have: 📚 mass-produced Bibles 📖 verse numbers 🖨️ printing presses 💡 univers
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