“Are these mock baptisms dangerous?” This question opens a discussion on the significance of sacramental integrity, alongside inquiries about when to defend the sacraments, the importance of marriage, and responses to Protestant views on the sinner’s prayer. The conversation also touches on receiving communion with mortal sin and the practice of communion on the tongue.

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• 14:58 – How do I know when its good to defend the sacraments or when its not worth explaining them to someone?
• 18:38 – If you’re trying to convince someone why marriage is important what would you say?
• 32:06 – How do respond to the protestant claim that we need to recite the sinners prayer while they discount the importance of the sacraments?
• 40:22 – What does the Church teach about people who receive communion with mortal sin on their soul?
• 49:08 – Would you be able to offer up suffering from your own sin?
• 51:10 – Why aren’t we going back to communion on the tongue?

“Why do Catholics pray to Mary?” This question opens a discussion on the role of Mary in Catholic devotion, supported by biblical references. Other topics include the Catholic perspective on 1 Corinthians 15:29, the origins of purgatory, and how to address misconceptions about Catholicism in conversations with friends from different denominations.

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• 01:13 – I’m in the process of converting. Is there anything I should avoid doing? I just don’t know much?
• 08:00 – What is the Catholic position on 1 Cor. 15:29?
• 18:34 – St. Gabriel… Where does the idea of purgatory come from? What other sources other from Maccabees?
• 29:01 – Why do Catholics pray to Mary? What are your bible references?
• 36:21 – My Pentecostal friend invites me to his Church, and they say some crazy things about Catholics. How do I correct them during their services?
• 41:52 – Jn 6-7. How do you have a discourse with a protestant who doesn’t believe what Jesus is saying?
• 48:25 – How do I respond to Protestant challenge that being a Christian doesn’t mean you have to be a part of a visible church?
• 53:20 – Does the Church have any teaching on speaking in tongues?

“How To Respond to Protestants – Mary’s Assumption and Tobit” Today’s show answers caller’s questions regarding how to defend the Catholic faith. Additionally, the conversation touches on the historical context of Mary’s assumption and the challenges surrounding the book of Tobit, including its implications on purity and divine inspiration.

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• 04:30 – Catholics say that Mary’s bodily assumption is something divinely revealed. Yet, there is no historical attestation of this belief until the 5th century.
• 23:13 – How do we answer the challenge that we don’t recrucify Jesus at every mass since it is a sacrifice?
• 34:45 – What do Catholics make of the Desposyni?
• 46:12 – Tobit. How is Tobit not made unclean by carrying dead animal parts and why does an angel lie? This doesn’t seem like the book of Tobit is an inspired book

“Why don’t all Christians speak in tongues?” This question opens a discussion on the Church’s teachings about this practice, including why not everyone experiences it and the belief that it is not essential for salvation. Other topics addressed include the authority of the papacy in the early Church and the significance of having a Mass said for the deceased.

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• 05:10 – What does the Church teach about speaking in tongues? Why can’t everyone speak in tongues? and Why do we reject the notion that speaking in tongues is necessary for salvation?
• 19:00 – What specifically can we do or not do in terms of blessing others?
• 39:48 – My friend argues that the authority of the papacy didn’t exist in the early Church. How can I better explain that the pope had supremacy from the beginning?
• 41:45 – What is a male in the context of priestly ordination?
• 53:00 – What does God do differently if I have a mass said for my deceased father?

“Are laypeople supposed to raise their hands during the Our Father?” This question opens a discussion on the practices of the Mass, alongside inquiries about the role of saints in intercession, the meaning of almsgiving in Sirach 3:30, and how to reconcile personal distrust in the Church while seeking to return.

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• 03:58 – Are we supposed to raise our hands or hold hands during the Our Father as Mass?
• 15:38 – I notice people specifically ask saints to heal or protect them, not God. It’s off-putting. Can they do other things apart from interceding?
• 23:10 – In Sirach 3:30 it says that almsgiving atones sin. What does that mean?
• 24:50 – How do I reconcile my distrust for the Church? I want to return but I’m conflicted.
• 45:20 – I’m a Christian and a minority. How do you deal with people who tell me I should convert because their religion is better?
• 50:34 – I get frustrated when the choir sings and adjusts the responsorial Psalm. What would you recommend I do?

“Why did the Jews deny Jesus as the Messiah and the early Church?” This question delves into the historical and theological reasons behind the Jewish rejection of Jesus. Additionally, the discussion touches on the Church of the Holy Sepulchre’s origins, Peter’s role in the early Church, and the fate of Mary Magdalene, providing a rich exploration of early Christian history.

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• 05:15 – Why did the Jews deny and miss Jesus as the Messiah in the times of the early Church?
• 12:52 – When the Church of the Holy Sepluchre was erected, was it considered a Byzantine?
• 21:43 – How did the early Church view Peter’s role?
• 29:38 – What happened to Mary Magdalene?
• 32:58 – Did Paul assume Sola Scriptura in 1.Timothy 3:15?
• 49:00 – How did the Early Church communicate the gospel?

“Did the Early Church Know About Apostolic Succession?” This question opens a discussion on the beliefs of the early Christians regarding the continuity of church authority. Other topics include the magisterium’s authority over other religions and the reasons behind the split of the Coptic Church, providing a broad view of early church dynamics and teachings.

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• 02:30 – Did the Early Church Believe in Apostolic Succession?
• 14:59 – Level of authority that the magisterium have with regards to what other religions teach?
• 24:25 – Why is there not more emphasis on the split of the coptic church? And what caused the split?
• 33:05 – Join the Catholic Answers Cruise on the Rhine!
• 41:45 – What’s the moral difference in investing and usury?
• 50:40 – How does doctrinal development affect how we read the early Church and who have they accepted the developments?

“Why don’t we remember being babies?” This question opens a fascinating discussion about memory and development, alongside intriguing inquiries about the implications of an infinite multiverse on God’s creation and redemption. Other topics include the possibility of witnessing historical events from afar and the nature of cryptids, exploring whether they could be demons in disguise.

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• 11:20 – My 8-year-old wants to know why we don’t have memories from when we are babies?
• 29:40 – Greetings from Northern England, where we also eat dinner in the middle of the day! My question is this: If an infinite multiverse does indeed exist, does that mean that in each universe God would either have to 1) not create rational beings capable of falling or 2) when he does, incarnate in each universe to redeem it? If a third option is possible it would seem that the fall and the incarnation are not necessary, and if they aren’t God wouldn’t be perfectly good in allowing them.
• 43:26 – If we could quickly travel vast distances in space and also had extreme telescope technology. Would it be possible to travel thousands of light years away, then turn our amazing telescopes back on earth and watch the pyramids being built or travel 65 million light years and see what killed the dinosaurs etc.?
• 50:00 – Could some cryptids be demons in disguise?

“Can demons possess parasites?” This intriguing question opens a discussion on the nature of possession and its implications for smaller creatures. The conversation also touches on the validity of a civil marriage conducted under extreme circumstances, and the complexities of the law of attraction in relation to Catholic theology. Join us as we navigate these thought-provoking topics.

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• 01:54 – If I were stranded on a desert island with a woman and we wanted to be married, could we exchange vows and consider ourselves married until we are rescued and finally have access to a priest?
• 05:38 – From the perspective of Catholic theology and canon law, how would the church view Adolf Hitler’s marriage to Eva Braun—conducted in a civil ceremony in the Führerbunker shortly before suicide? Specifically, how would factors like lack of sacramental intent, possible impediments (e.g., public notoriety, consent, coercion, psychological state, lack of openness to children), and the lack of Catholic form (or emergency situation) affect its validity or liceity?
• 21:26 – How true is the law of attraction, and how much do we create our reality with our thoughts and feelings?
• 34:47 – Here’s a weird one. We know that demons can possess people and animals, but can demons possess creatures smaller than this? Say, Parasites, bacteria and viruses? Given the overwhelming role that the gut microbiome plays in mood, emotions, cravings etc., it would seem advantageous for a demon to possess these smaller creatures and manipulate man via biochemical means if they couldn’t possess him directly. If this is possible, would this be a case of possession or oppression? Additionally, might this be the reason that some demons can only be cast out by fasting? I.e fasting radically changes the gut microbiome and perhaps the creature they are possessing are killed off by the process of fasting.
• 45:42 – Is bilocation cloning, time travel, or doppelgängering (like something that’s not the bilocated person taking the form of the person, like an angel or something)? In the first and second example, what’s going on with the soul there? Is it two of the same soul in two places? Or two bodies one soul? Is that two different people? What happened when one of them goes away? What is going on?!

“What Would Happen to the Bible in A Catholic and Orthodox Reunion?” This episode explores the impact of a Catholic-Orthodox union on the canon of scripture, the church’s official teaching on predestination, and more.

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• 06:05  – What would happen to the canon of scripture if the Catholic and Orthodox Churches unite since the Orthodox canon contains more books?
• 13:27 – Who will win the upcoming UFC fight? Who is the G.O.A.T? LeBron or Jordan?
• 19:43 – Does the title of “Mary , Queen of the Universe” preclude the possibility of alien life?
• 28:50 – What makes a good Christian game?
•  39:30 – How do we reconcile Unam Sanctum which seems to sound like an infallible declaration of faith on salvation and current Catholicism which seem to contradict?
• 44:35 ·Hello Trent, Can you help me understand the church’s official teaching on Predestination? I understand that the church denies Calvinist’s view, thus everyone can be saved. However, is it true that the church also believes in the elect?
• 52:00 – Did Judas just follow God’s plan/will so why is he damned?

“Can Cafeteria Christians be saved?” This question opens a discussion on the complexities of faith and morality, addressing the challenges faced by those who pick and choose their beliefs. Other topics include the moral implications of conformist and nonconformist attitudes, as well as the distinctions between various types of Christians and their approaches to morality.

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• 05:00 – Understanding the grid of extremes
• 14:45 – Cafeteria Christian conformist and morally lax
• 18:23 – Prog Christian Conformist and morally rigorous
• 31:35 – Barbaric Nonconformist and morally lax
• 45:35 – Fundamentalists nonconformist and morally rigorous

“Is there an obligation to kneel during the consecration?” This question opens a discussion on liturgical practices, alongside inquiries about whether individuals should approach for a blessing if not receiving communion, and the role of the sign of peace in the Novus Ordo. The episode addresses various aspects of Mass participation and the significance of different rituals.

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Questions Covered:

• 02:18 – Is there an obligation to kneel during the consecration?
• 07:45 – Should people go up to receive a blessing or stay in their pew if they are not disposed to receive communion?
• 12:20 – I’m in OCIA. Should I be going to Mass?
• 17:53 – The sign of peace throws me off in the current place in the Novus Ordo. What should I be doing?
• 21:08 – Why is the penitential act missing in these last couple of Sunday masses?
• 29:08 – Is it better to think about the sacrifice of the cross or of Jesus as the high priest during the Mass?
• 35:33 – Are choir members required to kneel like the rest of the congregation?
• 42:35 – Why would 1st century Christians recognize more, the Latin Mass or the Novus Ordo?

“Do I have to shake hands at the Sign of Peace?” This question opens a discussion on the Mass, addressing the significance of gestures during the liturgy. Other topics include the meaning behind “I am not worthy” and the appropriateness of kneeling when the host is present. Additionally, the differences between the Catholic and Orthodox Masses are explored, along with the practice of raising hands during the ‘Our Father.’

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Questions Covered:

• 04:16 – Do I have to shake hands at the kiss of peace?
• 11:55 – When we say, I am not worthy… What does it mean when it says, only say the word… What is the word?
• 14:09 – Is it correct to kneel when the host is out of the tabernacle?
• 17:48 – How does the Catholic Mass differ from the Orthodox Mass?
• 22:35 – Is raising your hands during the ‘Our Father’ encouraged?
• 28:48 – How do you handle explaining and wrapping peoples heads around the real presence without looking crazy?
• 36:53 – How is receiving communion in line vs at an altar rail viewed by the Church?
• 42:00 – What do all the hand movements after the consecration mean?
• 51:20 – My wife and I are in OCIA. What’s the reason for the dismissal of the candidates and catechumens during mass?

“Is unwritten apostolic teaching unreliable?” This question opens a discussion on the reliability of oral traditions in the Catholic faith. The conversation also touches on uncontested apostolic beliefs beyond Scripture and whether all oral traditions eventually became part of Scripture, providing a comprehensive look at the role of tradition in Catholic teaching.

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• 04:05 – Is unwritten apostolic teaching unreliable?
• 15:20 – Uncontested apostolic beliefs beyond Scripture
• 33:46 – Did all oral traditions become Scripture?
• 47:45 – Best argument against Sola Scriptura

“Debunking Sola Scriptura or “Bible Alone” Theology”The episodeaddresses key topics such as the meaning of 2 Timothy 3:16–17, whether Scripture alone makes us complete, and the implications of Paul’s views on the Old Testament’s sufficiency.

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Questions Covered:

• 02:30 – Definition of Sola Scriptura
• 08:45 – Responding to 2 Timothy 3:16–17
• 17:20 – Does Scripture make us “complete”?
• 22:33 – Is Paul saying the Old Testament is sufficient?
• 32:50 – Responding to Mark 7 / Matthew 15 on tradition
• 44:55 – Bereans and Acts 17:11

“Why Aren’t You CAtholic?” This question opens a discussion on various concerns, including the perception that the Church allows abortion and lacks discipline. Other topics include the challenges faced by those seeking to enter OCIA classes and the complexities of choosing between Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy, particularly regarding the Council of Florence.

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• 03:00 – I’m not Catholic because the Catholic Church allows abortion and sexual perversion. The Church doesn’t discipline people.
• 10:40 – I’m not Catholic because I grew up in a very protestant area.
• 28:45 – My wife and I have been trying to get into OCIA classes but it’s been difficult. What other options are available?
• 36:28 – I’m in OCIA. Should I wait to become Catholic until my wife is ready?
• 45:41 – I’m considering either Catholicism or Eastern Orthodox. I’m told very different things about the Council of Florence. Was it a truly unifying council?

“Why Aren’t You Catholic?” addresses common concerns about Catholic beliefs, including the role of Mary and the saints. The discussion also touches on the significance of the Miraculous Medal, the challenges of baptism in the Catholic Church, and the differences between Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy, providing a comprehensive look at these important topics.

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• 03:56 – I’m Lutheran. What is the Miraculous Medal? How does it work?
• 12:12 – I’m not Catholic because of the idolization of Mary and the saints and the claim that Jesus founded Catholicism?
• 19:36 – How would you convince an LDS member why you think Mary is the Mother of God?
• 30:41 – Why is it so difficult to get baptized as a Catholic?
• 35:47 – My best friend is becoming Eastern Orthodox and I’m becoming Catholic. What are the reasons why I should become Catholic instead of EO?
• 44:03 – How would Mary and Jesus be different if they were both immaculately conceived?
• 50:28 – I’m not Catholic because I’ve been lied to about it all my life.

“Can God create evil?” This question opens a discussion on the nature of God and the existence of evil, alongside intriguing topics such as the implications of homeopathic medicine and the relationship between the 4th Lateran Council and Vatican II regarding religious freedom. Other questions include the ethics of AI-generated music and interpretations of Job 2:10.

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• 00:59 – The bible says there will be more people around the throne of God then there are grains of sand or dust or stars. My theory is that God can’t stop creating and continues to create humans everywhere. What are your thoughts on that theory?
• 15:15 – Is homeopathic medicine from God?
• 29:26 – Is there a conflict between the 4th Lateran Council and Vatican 2 Lateran promoting expelling heretics and Vatican 2 promoting religious freedom and being free from coercion?
• 37:11 – Is it ethical to make AI music and share it?
• 45:40 – Job 2:10. Are we supposed to assume that God creates evil? Is that how Job understood it?

“Is there such a thing as a just war?” This question opens a discussion on the moral implications of warfare, including whether actions taken during war can be justified. Other topics addressed include the interpretation of Genesis 49:10 prophecy and the validity of baptism for those from different Christian backgrounds.

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• 01:30 – Is there such a thing as a just war? If there is, does that mean once you’re in a war you can do whatever? Why do popes no longer tell us when wars are just?
• 17:43 – How do we interpret Gen 49:10 prophecy?
• 24:43 – I come from a Baptist background. Why is my baptism valid?
• 35:41 – Since the Roman Empire didn’t have a king when they gave Herod the title of King of the Jews did, they allow him to rule as absolute monarch?
• 45:30 – Why do some bible translations leave the word fasting out of Mt. 17:21?
• 50:14 – Is there a second soul in a person who has the chimera genetic disorder?

“What is the role of the Holy Spirit in our lives?” This question opens a discussion on the transformative presence of the Holy Spirit in believers’ lives. Additionally, the episode addresses how to explain purgatory to non-Catholics and why Catholics pray to saints, providing a well-rounded exploration of key Catholic teachings.

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• 03:00 – What is the role of the Holy Spirit in the lives of believers?
• 10:15 – How can I explain the concept of purgatory to a non-Catholic?
• 18:45 – Why do Catholics pray to saints instead of going directly to God?
• 25:30 – Can you clarify the Church’s teaching on the Eucharist and transubstantiation?
• 32:10 – What should I do if I feel unworthy to receive Communion?
• 40:05 – How do we reconcile the existence of evil with a good God?
• 47:20 – What is the significance of the Immaculate Conception?

“How can hell be loving?” This question opens a discussion on the nature of hell and its compatibility with God’s love, addressing concerns about annihilationism and the role of confession. Other topics include the implications of seeking forgiveness from a priest and the understanding of Satan’s presence in hell, providing a comprehensive look at these challenging theological issues.

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• 15:11 – The idea of going to a priest for forgiveness troubles me.
• 23:35 – Isn’t Satan already in hell? The St. Michael prayer asks God to cast him into hell since he’s roaming the world?
• 28:50 – How is hell consistent with God’s loving nature?
• 44:26 – Not being able to go to confession until I receive confirmation troubles me. I’m in OCIA.
• 50:55 – I’m having trouble. How do we partake in sacrificing the Eucharist? Jesus did it, what do we do?

“How can I return to the Church?” This question is central for many facing addiction and recovery. In this episode, we also address concerns about balancing church attendance with recovery meetings, the role of the 12-step program in relation to Catholicism, and the nature of compulsions in alcoholism.

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• 03:00 – How does someone with addiction come back to Church?
• 12:30 – I have a sponsor who thinks I’m going to Church too much and not enough to attend meetings. What is your advice?
• 18:38 – I have a brother in recovery. Is the 12-step program a substitute for Catholicism?
• 23:08 – How common are compulsions in alcoholism? Can they eventually become an OCD problem?
• 30:35 – Why do AA meetings refer to God as high power?
• 37:23 – How do you stay sober?
• 41:40 – I’ve been to CIR meetings, I love the fact that it is Catholic!
• 45:20 – What’s your opinion on Anne Grace and the help she offers?
• 49:16 – I’m a recovering addict and am Catholic. What ways do you think we can build our community back in 12-step programs?
• 52:32 – Have you read Fulton Sheen’s description of alcoholism?

“Was Jesus born in a barn?” This question leads to a discussion about the circumstances of Christ’s birth, including the uncertainty surrounding the exact location. Other topics include the number of wise men mentioned in St. Matthew, the implications of December 25th for the nativity, and the significance of lambs wrapped in swaddling bands as a symbol of Jesus as the Lamb of God.

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• 04:00 – Jesus was born in a barn?
• 10:00 – We really have no idea where Jesus was born
• 14:45 – There were exactly three wise men in St. Matthew
• 17:00 – Can’t be Dec 25 because it is winter and no sheep are in the fields.
• 18:43 – We shouldn’t celebrate Christmas because it is based on a pagan festival.
• 22:36 – Pagans have denied the virgin birth — claiming Jesus was an illegitimate birth.
• 29:15 – Lambs were wrapped in swaddling bands — thus pointing to Jesus as the Lamb of God
• 33:30 – Angels were all hovering in the air above the Shepherds
• 36:42 – Did St. Francis get the idea of the Christmas nativity scene from German?
• 41:58 – Was the virgin birth actually in a house?
• 46:02 – Was Jesus already named Jesus prior to being born?
• 48:08 – How do we respond to the claim that Mary was not a virgin and was forced upon by a Roman soldier?

“Why Aren’t You Catholic?” addresses the complexities of faith, tradition, and authority within the Catholic Church. The discussion also touches on the role of personal experience in faith, the significance of the sacraments, and how different denominations interpret scripture. These topics provide a comprehensive look at the reasons behind various beliefs.

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• 01:45 – My friend who isn’t Catholic struggles with the paradox that God can’t make a boulder so big that He can’t move it
• 08:08 – Why are Catholics required to believe in Dogmas?
• 22:10 – Can you suggest how to pick a confirmation Saint?
• 29:16 – What apostolic faith should you follow?
• 36:53 – I don’t become Catholic because Catholics don’t evangelize.
• 44:53 – I don’t see Catholic practices in the Bible?

“How can there be no salvation outside the Church?” This question opens a discussion on the essential teachings of Catholicism, touching on the simplicity of Jesus’ message of love and compassion, the role of confession in forgiveness, and the challenges faced by those seeking to return to the Church after personal decisions like sterilization.

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• 03:30 – The core message of Jesus is so simple—love and compassion—but the Church overcomplicates it.
• 05:50 – How can you be forgiven for anything through confession with a priest?
• 17:10 – How can I come into the church if I went through a sterilization?
• 24:08 – I struggle with teaching on old and new law
• 49:51 – How can there be no Salvation outside the Catholic church?

“Does God love some people more?” This question opens a discussion on divine love and justice, addressing whether God favors certain individuals over others. The conversation also touches on why God created the devil, the validity of non-Catholic wedding ceremonies for baptized Catholics, and the implications of a bishop’s directive on kneeling during Holy Communion.

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• 02:00 – Does God really love some people more than others, does he hate certain people? —and if so, in what sense? Help me make sense of this
• 07:55 – Why did God make the devil?
• 15:10 – Can two baptized Catholics have a non-Catholic wedding ceremony, presided over by someone who is not a priest, inside a Catholic Church?
• 18:06 – I’m in the Charlotte diocese. The bishop just asked us not to kneel during Holy Communion. Why is the norm to stand and not to kneel?
• 30:20 – If someone is baptized and raised Catholic, but leaves the Church and become Protestant, but they still love Jesus, can they be saved?
• 42:12 – How do we know that the Mass is a continuation of what Jesus did at the Last Supper?
• 50:08 – I have a friend who gave me a Saint Benedict medal and told me it was extra powerful. Actually she gave me three of them and told me to put them around the house. This seems like superstition to me.

“Why Did the Charlotte Diocese Bishop Banning Altar Rails?” This question opens a discussion on the various practices surrounding Communion, including the history of receiving in the hand versus kneeling and the implications of obedience to bishops. Other topics include the fate of those who died before the Resurrection and the Church’s view on civil marriages.

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• 01:44 – What’s the history of receiving in the hand vs, kneeling, and why would a bishop want to promote one over the other? How Are We Allowed to receive communion? Is Obedience Owed to the bishop here?
• 13:28 – Did anyone who died before the Resurrection go to Purgatory?
• 15:55 – What does the Church think of marriages that are just done civilly? What does an invalid marriage mean?
• 20:49 – In the reading of the Genealogy of Christ, why are there only two women mentioned?
• 23:30 – Why do Catholics worship Mary and the saints by praying to them?
• 32:55 – If someone is married by the Church and divorced civilly, are they in perpetual sin until one of them dies?
• 37:30 – What is the US Bishops stance on receiving the Eucharist through intinction?
• 43:05 – I was baptized Catholic but not raised Catholic after that. My parents are atheist. But I’d like to learn about being a practicing Catholic because I am drawn toward it.
• 49:40 – How long are you supposed to pray for a loved one in Purgatory?
• 52:39 – What happens to the victims of people victimized in a satanic dark mass? Do they go to hell?

“Why is Judas’s Death Different in Acts?” This episode addresses the differences in accounts of Judas’s death found in Matthew and Acts, while also delving into how a non-literal interpretation of the creation story affects the concept of original sin. Additional questions include the implications of kneeling at statues and why God sent Jesus long after Adam and Eve.

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• 03:39 – Can you clear up why Judas’s death differs in Matthew 27 and Acts?
• 05:47 – Does Revelation 22:8-9 where John bows down and worships the angel prove kneeling at a statue can be considered worship?
• 19:40 – Can you explain how if the creation story is not literal how would this impact original sin?
• 31:43 – Why did God send Jesus long after Adam and Eve not right after?
• 34:42 – Did Jesus participate in the last supper? Did he eat the bread with his disciple?
• 39:00 – How could you explain Mary’s need for a cleansing in the bible when she was without sin?
• 46:15 – Are translations considered inspired? Was this protected by the Holy Spirit?
• 51:55 – When the angel appeared to Zachariah and Mary they both seem to show disbelief. Why did only Zachariah get punished?

“Why Isn’t The Book of Enoch Canonical?” This question opens a discussion on the nature of scriptural authority, while also addressing varied topics such as the significance of Acts 27:34-36 in relation to the Mass, and whether intelligent life on other planets could receive the Sacraments. Additionally, the conversation touches on the implications of discovering ancient biblical documents and the concept of Divine Inspiration in scripture.

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Questions Covered:

• 02:35 – Should we consider the book of Enoch canonical?
• 22:51 – Can you explain if Act 27:34-36 storm of the sea, is considered the institution of the Mass.
• 32:45 – Is there any biblical direction on if another planet with intelligent life could they receive the Sacraments.
• 37:47 – Can the bible be added to if we found ancient documents? (Matthew’s Gospel – in Hebrew)
• 45:50 – How many copies might there have been of Mark’s gospel?
• 52:23 – What does the church mean by the text being Divinely Inspired? What does that entail?

“What should we make of the hidden years of the Holy Family?” The Gospels provide limited insight into this period, prompting questions about what we can infer. Additionally, the discussion touches on the nature of Hophni and Phinehas’s sins, the relationship between baptism and circumcision, and the implications of Leviticus 12 regarding purification after childbirth.

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Questions Covered:

• 01:58 – The Gospels tell us very little about the hidden years of the Holy Family—what should we make of that, and what do we actually know about them?
• 12:00 – In today’s reading, Hophni, and Phineshs, what was the nature of their sin, different bible’s translate them differently.
• 15:20 – How does baptism replace circumcision?
• 20:48 – Leviticus 12, When woman goes to temple after giving birth to offer the sin offering for purification would that apply to her child as well?
• 24:26 – Can a priest or extraordinary minister deny someone communion during communion service?
• 33:39 – How do we clarify that Mary and Joseph’s marriage was consummated but not in the traditional sense of having intimate relations?
• 42:25 – Does Jesus have two souls, one eternal and one from his incarnation?
• 49:27 – Catholic faith teaches that believing in miracles is optional, but if we reject modern miracles would we be rejecting dogmatic miracles from the past?

“Why is the Incarnation necessary for salvation?” This question opens a discussion on the profound significance of God becoming man, touching on themes of divine presence among His people. Other topics include the implications of Deepak Chopra’s views on Jesus, the challenges of bringing a family member back to the faith, and the nuances of different traditions within the Church.

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Questions Covered:

• 03:45 – Israel was waiting for God’s salvation—for the Messiah and the restoration of all things—but in the Jewish Scriptures themselves, are there hints that God would actually come to live among His people as a man?
• 12:38 – What about Deepak Chopra’s view that Jesus was someone who achieved enlightenment?
• 14:28 – Jeremiah 8:8 Having trouble understanding?
• 18:33 – My mom fell away from the Church – how can I get her back in?
• 24:20 – He married civilly, then had church ceremony, then came to the Catholic Faith and had a Catholic wedding, he is concerned that he may have been in sin before getting married in the Catholic faith…his priest did not say anything about it.
• 34:00 – What’s the difference between. Constitutory Tradition and expository tradition?
• 39:38 – Why the Incarnation necessary for Salvation…and why didn’t God just save us from original sin without Jesus having to sacrifice for us?
• 43:24 – She is planning on attending Novus Ordo, TLM and Ukranian Byzantine Christmas vigils, can she receive communion at each one? Two will take place before midnight, and one after midnight.

In this Catholic Answers Live episode, we address the Catholic appeal to oral tradition beyond Scripture. The discussion examines historical evidence that apostolic oral traditions persisted in the early Church, explains St. Paul’s teaching in 2 Thessalonians 3:6 on holding fast to received tradition, and responds to objections from Mark 7 regarding “traditions of men.” The episode concludes by addressing the problem of a fallible authority being required to identify the infallible canon of Scripture, offering a coherent Catholic defense of Sacred Tradition and biblical authority.

Questions Covered:

• 00:30 – The Catholic’s Appeal to Oral Traditions Beyond Scripture
• 18:23 – Do we have any evidence that some oral traditions persisted?
• 29:35 – The Catholic’s Use of 2 Thess. 3:6—“stay away from brother who does not walk in accord with the tradition received”
• 44:25 – The Catholic’s Counter to Mark 7 and the “traditions of men” Argument
• 47:45 – The Catholic’s Counter to a Fallible List of Infallible Books

In this Catholic Answers Live episode, we examine the Catholic understanding of justification in light of Scripture. The discussion begins with James 2:24 and the question of being “justified by works,” followed by the Church’s rejection of works preceding initial justification. We then explain how Catholics reconcile good works with grace through cooperation, respond to Romans 3:28 and “works of the law,” and conclude with a defense of Sacred Tradition alongside Scripture. A clear, step-by-step breakdown of how faith, grace, works, and tradition fit together in Catholic teaching.

Topics Covered:

• 05:45 – We’re Justified by Works—James 2:24
• 18:01 – The Catholic Rejection of Works Preceding Initial Justification
• 30:28 – The Catholic Attempt to Reconcile Our Good Works with Grace—“We Must Cooperate with grace”
• 36:38 – The Catholic Counter to Romans 3:28—“We are Justified by Faith and Not Works of the Law”
• 49:35 – The Catholic’s Appeal to Oral Traditions Beyond Scripture

In this wide-ranging Catholic Answers Live episode, Trent Horn tackles everything from pop-culture mysteries like whether Jar-Jar Binks could secretly be a Sith Lord and how the Home Alone dad could afford his lavish lifestyle, to serious moral and theological questions including embryo adoption, the strongest arguments against utilitarianism, and the best defenses of natural law ethics. Listeners also hear practical advice on helping friends who are drifting into charismatic churches, evangelizing atheist family members, and keeping college-bound Catholics rooted in the faith, along with a thoughtful explanation of Pope Leo’s comments on Marian titles such as Co-Redemptrix and Mater Populi Fidelis.

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Questions Covered:

• 01:35 – Was Jar-Jar a Sith lord? 
• 05:55 – How did the Home Alone dad afford that house and trip? 
• 12:35 – What are your thoughts on embryo adoption? 
• 15:40 – What do you think is the best argument against utilitarianism and what are some good resources to refute this normative theory? What book or resource do you think provides the best defense of natural law ethics? 
• 22:07 – Hi Trent. How do I approach a friend who believes many of our dogmas, but feels like he’s growing spiritually in his charismatic church, so he feels no need to change? 
• 29:08 – Do you have any recommendations on trying to evangelize family members who are atheists? 
• 32:52 – Hi Trent! What does Pope Leo’s statement on not using the title of Mary as co-redemptrix mean for the direction of the Church? Why was that statement important? As a new convert, I am unsure of the importance of the “Mater Populi Fidelis,” and I wondered if you could help me understand. 
• 39:53 – How’s Laura? 
• 46:03 – Hi, Trent. What do you think a pastor of a parish can do to keep his college-bound parishioners from straying from the Catholic faith? 

Catholic Answers Live addresses the resurgence of anti-Semitism by defining what it truly means, clarifying misunderstood language like “perfidious,” and explaining the Catholic Church’s authoritative teaching on the Jewish people. Cy Kellett and Trent Horn also examine the biblical phrase “May his blood be upon us” in its proper theological and historical context, showing why it cannot be used to justify hatred, and they explore how political instability and social unrest often fuel anti-Jewish hostility in the modern world.

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Topics Covered:

• 05:45 – Revival of anti-Semitism
• 10:44 – Defining anti-Semitism
• 28:45 – “perfidious”
• 34:26 – The Catholic teaching
• 38:28 – “May his blood be upon us” scripture quote.
• 48:26 – Anti-Semitism and political instability

Cy’s Wishes you all a Merry Christmas and shares some updates at Catholic Answers.

Interview with Fr. Andrew Dalton debunking claims against the authenticity of the Shroud of Turin

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Topics Covered:

• 05:50 – Carbon dating has already proved the shroud as a fake. 
• 13:57 – Was there any evidence of the shroud before the 1300s? 
• 20:41 – Does Jesus’ long hair go against historical trends for Jewish men of the time? 
• 22:40 – Is the blood too red on the shroud? 
• 29:00 –  Was a burst of light what imprinted the image on the shroud? 
• 33:34 – What should our methodology be? 
• 38-28 – Baby Jesus and the shroud 
• 43:31 – The crown of thrones 
• 47:20 – The connection to Abraham and Isaac 
• 51:55 – Wounds on the wrists instead of the hands 

The Flannel Panel continues its 2025 year-in-review by examining major cultural and technological shifts, including the collapse of moviegoing, the explosion of weight-loss drugs, the growing crisis of trust in institutions, and the ongoing debates over migration. The panel also tackles the rapid rise of artificial intelligence and what these trends mean for society, culture, and the future.

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Questions Covered:

• 08:20 – Nobody goes to the movies anymore
• 17:47 – Weight loss drugs
• 29:30 – Crisis of institutions
• 44:05 – Migration
• 50:00 – Rise of AI

The Flannel Panel looks back on 2025 with a lively year-in-review, asking whether Catholics truly “won the internet,” examining the significance of Matt Fradd joining The Daily Wire, and reflecting on the continued growth of the Catholic Church in the United States. The discussion highlights how Catholic voices are shaping online culture, media, and evangelization in a rapidly changing digital and religious landscape.

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Questions Covered:

• 02:50 – Did Catholics win the internet in 2025?
• 05:00 – Matt Fradd joining Daily Wire
• 28:45 – Growth of Church in USA

Cy Kellett, Edgar Lujano, and Todd Aglialoro examine the defining Church and cultural developments of 2025, beginning with the historic election of Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, following the death of Pope Francis. They also discuss why the Church’s vast charitable work is so often overlooked, the surprising rise of Christianity among young people, and debates surrounding a potential Person of the Year. The episode closes with a sobering look at growing threats to religious freedom in the West and the rapid expansion of euthanasia and assisted suicide as one of the most urgent moral crises facing society.

Questions Covered:

• 03:30 – The election of Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, following the death of Pope Francis
• 29:30 – The Church’s charitable work remains massively underreported
• 36:00 – The rise of Christianity among the young
• 45:15 – Person of the Year Discussion
• 49:13 – Threats to religious freedom in Western countries
• 51:34 – The rapid spread of euthanasia and assisted suicide, perhaps the most urgent moral crisis Catholics are not talking about enough.

Cy Kellett, Edgar Lujano, and Todd Aglialoro review and analyze some of the most important Catholic and Church-related developments of 2025, including Pope Leo XIV’s meeting with King Charles III, the Archdiocese of New York’s major settlement fund for clergy abuse claims, and the conclusion of the Synod on Synodality with its focus on inclusion. They also examine the significance of Pope Leo XIV’s first international trip to Turkey and Lebanon, explaining what these events reveal about the direction of the Church and its engagement with the world.

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Questions Covered:

• 4:43 – Pope Leo XIV meets King Charles III
• 19:05 – The Archdiocese of New York announces a $300 million fund to settle clergy abuse claims
• 29:41 – The Synod on Synodality concludes, emphasizing inclusion
• 40:48 – Pope Leo XIV’s inaugural trip to Turkey and Lebanon

This is an encore episode, originally aired on October 1, 2025. 

“Can the Hierarchy Change Itself?” This episode delves into the complexities of Church authority and reform, addressing questions such as whether the Church still uses canon priests and how to trust the hierarchy. We also explore intriguing topics like Pope Leo’s blessing of ice and the implications of a heretical pope according to Bellarmine.

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Questions Covered:

02:55 – Does that Church still set up canon priests to assist and convey messages for bishops?
06:57 – Does the Church hierarchy have the authority to change the Church hierarchy?
15:05 – I’m returning to the Church but I’m having a hard time trusting the hierarchy.
24:09 – Why should we conform to a magisterium who has abandoned Christ?
37:55 – Are you familiar with Pope Leo blessing the block of ice and the whole significance behind that?
48:30 – When Robert Bellarmine said that there can be a heretical pope, what did he mean by that?

This is an encore episode, originally aired on October 1, 2025

“Does God Want Organized Religion?” In this episode, we explore the role of organized faith and its significance, along with questions like why Protestants should respect the Pope and how a priest can absolve sin. We also delve into the historical presence of bishops and the continuity of apostolic authority, providing a comprehensive look at these vital topics.

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Questions Covered:

05:01 – Does God Want An Organized Religion?
13:37 – How do I explain to protestants why they should at least respect the pope?
17:38 – How can a priest absolve a person from sin if he is also only a man?
29:05 – What are biblical or historical proofs that bishops were present from the beginning and not an addition in the 4th century?
42:00 – How would we address someone who agrees that Jesus gave authority to his apostles but disagrees that it was passed on?
47:49 – I’m distressed with the pope. How can I have any confidence in the Church? I need guidance.

Catholic Answers Live continues its ranking of Marian apparitions by examining some of the most significant and widely discussed cases, including Kibeho, Akita, Fatima, and Zeitoun. The episode explains how the Church evaluates each apparition, what level of approval they have received, and what spiritual lessons Catholics can legitimately draw from them while remaining rooted in Church authority and doctrine.

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Questions Covered:

• 18:15 – Kibeho
• 29:00 – Akita
• 40:43 – Fatima
• 44:29 – Zeitoun

This Catholic Answers Live episode explores how the Church evaluates and ranks Marian apparitions, explaining the official categories used to judge reported visions and whether Catholics are required to believe them. The discussion also examines specific and controversial cases, including Fr. Michel Rodrigue, La Salette, and Medjugorje, helping listeners understand how the Church discerns authenticity, safeguards the faithful, and distinguishes approved devotion from private revelation.

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Questions Covered:

• 04:50 – What categories does the Church classify apparitions into?
• 11:25 – Are we required to believe them?
• 16:19 – Fr. Michel Rodrigue
• 38:31 – La Salette
• 49:05 – Mejugorje

This Catholic Answers Live episode explores the biblical and theological meaning of the name of Jesus, explaining why the Church celebrates a feast in His honor and how Scripture uses His name to express authority, presence, and saving power. The discussion clarifies why Jesus is called both Jesus and Emmanuel, what it means to gather, pray, and believe “in His name,” and why invoking the name of Jesus is not a magical formula. Listeners also learn why baptisms performed only “in the name of Jesus” are invalid and what the mysterious name written on the foreheads in the Book of Revelation signifies.

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Questions Covered:

• 02:55 – Why do we have a feast for the Name of Jesus?
• 13:06 – Why is his name Jesus if the angel said to name him Emmanuel?
• 18:00 – What does it mean when Jesus talks about receiving someone “in my name”?
• 21:55 – What does it mean when Jesus says “when two or three are gathered in my name…”?
• 29:15 – Believing in the “name” of Jesus
• 35:15 – If you ask anything in my name, I will do it.
• 47:30 – Improper use of Jesus’ name
• 50:01 – Why is the baptism in the name of Jesus invalid?
• 52:50 – What is the name written on the forehead about in the book of Revelation?

In this Catholic Answers Live episode, Trent Horn addresses how to find meaning in suffering, confronts the problem of apathy at the heart of many pro-life objections, and shares insights into personal devotion to the saints. He also offers practical guidance on when and how to respond to anti-Catholic claims, how to answer objections to the Trinity and the Creeds, and how to balance online apologetics with a healthy spiritual life rooted in prayer and Scripture. The episode concludes with a clear explanation of the Church’s teaching on cremation.

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Questions Covered:

• 03:10 – Making suffering meaningful
• 16:41 – The biggest hurdle trying to convince people of the pro-life argument, that is that human life is innately valuable, is apathy. I find that people either A) don’t care that the child in the womb is a life, and/or B) people don’t think there’s adequate authority to tell others “how they should live their life”. What is the best argument against apathy? Or this false view of infringing on someone’s individual liberty?
• 24:30 – Are there any saints you have a strong devotion to?
• 29:24 – If you notice others around you, be it coworkers, friends, acquaintances, etc., talking about their anti-Catholic beliefs, what is your obligation to say something in defense of the Catholic Church? Is it necessarily a sin of omission to not confront the person saying such things? Can you share some tips for what to say if you decide to confront the person?
• 34:32 – I have a friend who is a Protestant who told me that the Apostle’s Creed and the Nicene Creed recited by Catholics is in “error” because scripture claims that only Jesus Christ is the Creator, not God the Father. His comment is “Show me the Father who died on the cross for my sins if I’m wrong” which in my view he seems to be denying the Trinity but he claims he isn’t – says that Catholics are incorrect and that scripture backs up his claims. Can you help me respond to him?
• 43:35 – Hi Trent! Sometimes I feel that I get too deep in the online apologetic world and am wanting to disconnect a little bit. What prudential or practical advice would you give for disconnecting from the online world and building a better habit for spiritual practices like prayer and reading scripture? I often struggle to take the time to pray or read the Gospel, but will spend a lot of time online engaging in apologetic content. Thank you for all you do and I hope this has been a restful week for you and your family!
• 48:11 – Can you clarify the Church position on cremation for us?

“When we receive the Eucharist, are we receiving the whole of Jesus or just part of his flesh?” This question opens a discussion on the nature of the Eucharist, alongside inquiries about the Catholic perspective on speaking in tongues, the role of Mary in devotional prayer, and the process of canonization in the Church.

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Questions Covered:

• 07:44 – When we receive the Eucharist, are we receiving the whole of Jesus or just part of his flesh?
• 19:59 – What is the proper Catholic view of speaking in tongues, St. Paul and Augustine seem to differ in their teaching?
• 29:25 – Why in Catholic devotional prayer is Mary petitioned as the one that will crush the head of the serpent?
• 38:49 – How does the Church determine the time to canonize
• 47:10 – How does the Thomistic position of the treaties of Faith relate to the Thomistic view of the Magisterium?

“Why Don’t Catholics believe in Sola Scriptura?” This question opens a discussion on the foundations of Scripture and its authority, touching on related topics such as the Catholic understanding of Sola Scriptura and the sacrament of Confirmation in light of biblical spontaneity. Other questions include assessing the correctness of Catholicism versus Protestantism and the implications of indulgences in the context of original sin.

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Questions Covered:

• 02:40 – One Protestant challenge is that the sacrament of Confirmation conflicts with the Bible reveals about the spontaneity of the Spirit.
• 11:30 – How do I properly assess which Christian belief system is correct, Catholicism or Protestantism?
• 38:13 – Why don’t Catholics believe in Sola Scriptura?
• 49:40 – How can one be free of attachment to sin and receive a plenary indulgence when we are born with original sin?

“Was Jonathan Roumie wrong to kneel for Communion?” This question opens a discussion on liturgical practices, while also addressing varied topics such as Old Testament references to speaking in tongues, the Catholic perspective on dancing during the liturgy, and the relationship between Catholics and Protestants.

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Questions Covered:

• 04:00 – “Was Jonathan Roumie wrong to kneel for Holy Communion If Others Stood?”
• 16:16 – Are there Old Testament references that mention speaking in tongues?
• 19:27 – How do I respond to my Sedavacantist family members who say protestants are not Christians because they are not Catholic?
• 22:50 – Did the Virgin Mary have sisters?
• 32:59 – What is the church’s stance on dancing during the liturgy?
• 41:46 – Are the Torah codes reliable?
• 45:40 – Why did the Latin Mass change to Novus Ordo Mass?
• 50:21 – What is the process to ensure a Catholic book is published (without error)?