A New York Catholic Conversation Podcast
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What do two Catholic men who believe in God and love the Church sound like when they have a conversation? Listen to '"A New York Catholic Conversation" to hear for yourself. For several years every Thursday morning, Frank Alagia and Deacon John Catalano would have breakfast after the 7am Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral, and they would talk about things they cared about; the..
A New York Catholic Conversation Podcast
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MOTHER TERESA. In dedicating her life to the poorest of the poor, St. Teresa of Calcutta has become one of the most beloved women of all time, and the work of the Missionaries of Charity continues around the world. The simplicity of her life and the authenticity of her vocation are an inspiration for all of us in our own journeys of faith in Christ.
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A New York Catholic Conversation Podcast
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THE DIARY OF SAINT MARIA FAUSTINA. The Polish nun who lived a cloistered and contemplative life is now known throughout the world as "The Apostle of the Divine Mercy." In her Diary, Sister Faustina reveals her intimate and mystical union with God, and now when we gaze on the Image of the Risen Christ with Blood and Water flowing from His side, we bow our heads and say together, "Jesus, I Trust in You."
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A New York Catholic Conversation Podcast
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THE RIGHT TO LIFE. As Catholics, we believe in the sanctity of human life, and we take a moral position on abortion based on God's law and Church teaching. We are made in the image and likeness of God, and we are all called to defend life from conception until natural death.
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THE COMMANDMENT TO LOVE. Saint Paul says that love is patient, love is kind; it endures all things; and love never fails. But to "will the good of another" is a constant challenge, and a very difficult thing to do. It requires us to break free from the ego and self-absorption, so that we can really see the heart and needs of others.
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A New York Catholic Conversation Podcast
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JOY – BEYOND HAPPINESS. Everywhere in the Bible, we are called to be joyful, but at times true joy can seem elusive. Joy is better likened to a quiet, inner assuredness of the presence of God. Joy is within us, waiting to be discovered, and released!
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A New York Catholic Conversation Podcast
3M ago
WINDOWS OF THE SOUL. It is with our eyes that we perceive all of the beauty of creation, but it is also with our eyes that we see temptation. We are greatly blessed with our ability to see, so we must take custody of our eyes and fix them on Christ, who guides us from darkness into the light.
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HOW THE DEVIL DECEIVES US. The Devil is more alive today than ever, and has worked his way into every aspect of our lives, without us realizing it. How do we ward off the enemy's blows and defend ourselves in this ongoing spiritual battle?
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PRACTICAL GUIDELINES FOR ORDER IN YOUR LIFE. There are numerous self-help guides online and in books that offer ways to improve any and all aspects of one's life. We check in with St. Francis de Sales, who provides some practical ways to help us strengthen our own personal commitment to our faith and to discipleship.
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A New York Catholic Conversation Podcast
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REDEMPTION AND SALVATION. Redemption is understood as "deliverance from sin," but Salvation requires our cooperation and participation. For eternal salvation we need grace from God, and we must make our Redeemer the center of our lives.
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A LETTER FROM BEYOND. We pray for the souls in Purgatory because we believe that one day they will be joined with God in Heaven. But what of those souls who have turned away from God and who now exist in eternal damnation? Listen to the voice of one who calls out from a place in which there is no love, no faith, and no hope.
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