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8/22/24 - Fr. Charles Murr

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Fr. Charles Murr holds two Licentiates from the Gregorian University (philosophical anthropology and sacred theology), and a Master's Degree in psychology from NYU. He is notable as a recipient of the "Ten Outstanding Young Persons of the World" award and the "Ten Outstanding Young Americans" award. Both honors were awarded in 1985. Father Murr was also a lifelong friend and personal assistant to Cardinal Édouard Gagnon.

In Today's Show
  • What do you think about the private revelations from the Mission of Divine Mercy's nun?
  • My husband thinks the bible supports him cussing, what to do?
  • Does going to an SSPX mass fulfil your Sunday obligation?
  • Why is the Church stringent on the use of litanies?
  • What exactly does it mean to pray publicly?
  • Should we not chew when we receive the Eucharist?
  • As an elderly person, can I leave mass early for medical reasons?
  • How do I get my marriage convalidated?
  • Should we follow the rules on modesty from Pope Pius?
  • Discussing a Vatican document making comparisons between Budda and Christ.
  • Can we go to a Sunday Vigil mass for any reason?
  • Is it appropriate to call the Church desuetude in its current state?

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