Pray for a happy death? What does that mean?
People may not often think of dying, but the time comes for everyone, and it's never too early to prepare well. How do we do that? Is there a patron saint of a happy death? Sheila talks about it.
Living Faith in Time of Pandemic & Politics
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About this Episode
National Review journalist Kathryn Jean Lopez talks about the importance of Catholics practicing their faith, and the Christian witness as a force of real change in the culture and the world.
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What would change how you live now to die well?
There is a healthy, good way to think of death, God, eternal life. Would you change if you knew you would die today and see the God of love?
Abortion language is still dishonest, and getting weird
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What Roe, Casey and Dobbs said about abortion laws
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Sheila starts explaining the Supreme Court Dobbs decision overruling Roe v. Wade, and what it tells us about abortion law in America.
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St. Joseph, Man for All Times
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The Shroud and the Explosion of the Resurrection
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Enduring Lessons the Classic Films Teach Us About Life
Dr. Onalee McGraw of the Educational Guidance Institute shares her expertise and fascinating insights into how classic films capture essential truths about human nature and the common good. These universal truths transcend politics, ideologies, and 'tribal identities' and through storytelling, reach hearts and minds in a unique and transformative way.