HeyJaredCatholic Gen-X
The CatholicGen-X Podcast provides a unique 8-bit view on Catholicism, society, and popular culture.Meet our members:Fr. Peter was ordained a Catholic priest in 2009, holds a Doctor of Ministry degree in Catholic spiritual formation and tries desperately to balance John and Tom.
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Devastating Floods and Caring for the Poor | Catholic Gen-X (opens the original)
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In today's episode of Catholic Gen-X, we will be discussing the recent flood of Indiana and how Catholics should support those in need. We will also be touching on cremation and the feast day of the Assumption of Mary. Please join us. Emails to catholicgenx@gmail.com Letters to PO Box 17333 Indianapolis IN 46217
We've Got Mail | Catholic Gen-X (opens the original)
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In today's episode, we discuss personal prayer lives and different Church services across Christian denominations. It is also a very special day, as we will be finishing the episode with our first letter! Please join us. Email us at catholicgenx@gmail.com Letters to PO Box 17333 Indianapolis IN 46217
St. Mother Theresa & Where to Go with Our Complaints | Catholic Gen-X (opens the original)
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In today's episode, we will be discussing how to deal with and resolve complaints against God. We will be using St. Mother Theresa's faith journey as an example of how to navigate those issues. Please join us. Emails to catholicgenx@gmail.com Letters to PO Box 17333 Indianapolis IN 46237 Training the Tongue by Fr. Gregory Pine The Forgotten Way by Matthew Kelly (sorry Tom)
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