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The Great Evil In Our Time - Father Simon Says - January 22, 2025
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- (2:34) Bible Study:
- Hebrews 7:1-3, 15-17
- Father explains the importance of Melchizedek
- Mark 3:1-6
- Did Jesus get angry? Father explain.
- Hebrews 7:1-3, 15-17
(22:25) Break 1
- (32:46) Letters:
- Father talks about the correlation between slavery in the time of the Civil War and abortion in today’s society. Our faith is based on Christ not on the good and bad actions of the clergy. Father talks about this and many more things. Send him a letter at [email protected]
(38:49) Break 2
- (39:50) Word of the Day:
- Anger
- (43:02) Phones:
- Luke - Abortion. Can one be prochoice and Catholic at the same time?
- Maria - I have friends who left the Church for Evangelical. They say all you have to go to Jesus. They have so much joy. What can I do?
- Steve - St. Agnes. is there a tradition of shaving sheep at St. Peters for making of Cardinal hats. Is this true?
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