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Council of Catholic Men

Christian Bible Study and Catechism of the Catholic ChurchBroadcast live every Wednesday:5:00p.m. Central Time USA11:00p.m. UTC

Podcast · By Council of Catholic Men · American English · Official site

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Council of Catholic Men Catechism and Bible Study 2026 September 16 (opens the original)

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    Council of Catholic Men Catechism and Bible Study 2026 September 16 71 Apocalypse Chapter 8 "The seventh seal is opened, the angels with the seven trumpets." Hope; Our Father; "Give us this day our daily bread." September 19 Feast of the martyrdom of St. Januarius "The miracle of his blood." and companions. In this episode, we open in prayer and continue our Bible study in Revelation chapter 8, reflecting on the opening of the seventh seal, the silence in heaven, and the first four trumpet judgm

  2. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Council of Catholic Men Catechism and Bible Study 2026 September 9 (opens the original)

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    In this episode, we open with prayer and lead our Council of Catholic Men Bible study through the whole of Revelation chapter 7, reflecting on the sealing of the servants of God, the great multitude clothed in white robes, and the promise that the Lamb will shepherd His people and wipe away every tear from their eyes. We trace the chapter’s scriptural echoes in Isaiah 49, Isaiah 25, and Revelation 21, highlighting how these passages deepen the Church’s hope in salvation, perseverance through tri

  3. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Council of Catholic Men Catechism and Bible Study 2026 September 2 (opens the original)

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    In this episode, we led our prayerful study through Revelation 6, reading the opening of the first six seals and reflecting on the white, red, black, and pale horses, the cry of the martyrs beneath the altar, and the terror of those who try to hide from the wrath of the Lamb. We also followed the footnotes into Isaiah 2, Hosea 10, and Luke 23 to see how the Apocalypse is illuminated by earlier Scripture and how Christ’s kingship and judgment give this chapter its full meaning. From there, we con

  4. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Council of Catholic Men Catechism and Bible Study 2026 August 26 (opens the original)

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    In this episode, we opened with prayer and Psalm 23 before continuing our study of Revelation with chapter 5, where the Lamb alone is found worthy to open the sealed book and receives the worship of heaven and earth. We reflected especially on Revelation 5:8 and the image of the saints in heaven presenting the prayers of the faithful, drawing out its importance for Catholic teaching on the intercession of the saints. We also followed the chapter’s endnote back to Isaiah 6, reading the prophet’s

  5. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Council of Catholic Men Catechism and Bible Study 2026 August 19 (opens the original)

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    In this week’s Council of Catholic Men, we opened with prayer and then continued our Bible study in the Apocalypse of Saint John, reading chapter 4 and reflecting on the heavenly throne room: the majesty of God, the twenty-four ancients, the four living creatures, and the unending hymn of “Holy, holy, holy.” We also followed the chapter’s endnote into Isaiah 6, drawing out the connection between John’s vision and Isaiah’s temple vision, where the prophet is purified and sent by the Lord. From th

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