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Know the Faith. Love the Faith. Live the Faith.

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Non-profit Catholic organization dedicated to the re-evangelization of society through educational programs and cultural initiatives.

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4.7 out of 5 stars from 378 ratings
  • Swords and Serpents

    I watched this study three times. Took so many excellent notes. This was by far the most concise and interactive study I have ever done. I binged it several times, and am now able to tell the story of salvation history, thanks to Fr Hezikiahs great method for memorization.

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    Alioo1311
    United States7 months ago
  • I want my Bible with me at all times now!

    I’m taking my time to go seriously through the Swords and Serpents Bible study. Now I want my Bible with me any where I go. Thank you Father Hezekias for this amazing study. I love the idea of reading the Bible with the idea of seeing the Tapestry of the story of salvation. I am learning so much and I am so excited.

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    5
    Franchdressing97
    United States9 months ago
  • Blessed spiritual depth

    I’m grateful for the variety of subjects, all relevant and offering something for Christians at any level of development.

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    5
    NanaJHP
    United States3 years ago
  • Solid Resource for Catholic Education

    The production quality is excellent. The audio is clear and of consistent volume. The presentations themselves are efficient and focused with minimal preamble or rambling. The content itself is orthodox and relevant. This podcast is an excellent resource for the laity as we strive to understand and live the Faith.

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    Vojtěch Tyrš
    United States3 years ago
  • Bible Study

    Just discovered this Podcast and started listening from the beginning! Loving the Bible Study episodes and am learning so much. Thank you.

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Witnesses In Blood
Q: When mass martyrdoms happen, how long does it take the church to informally recognize that martyrdom?
Martyrdom can be recognized more quickly than traditional canonization processes, often taking only a few decades or less, as seen with the Ugandan martyrs and Trappist monks of Algeria.
Witnesses In Blood
Q: How do we love our enemies, particularly when dealing with radical Islam?
Father David highlights the challenge of loving individuals while rejecting the principles of radical ideologies. He explains that every person is created in the image of God, and while Christians must maintain their faith and convictions, loving our enemies remains a core tenet of Christian teaching.
Learning in Wartime
Q: Did CS Lewis have anything to say about nuclear weapons?
Lewis wrote a little bit about the nuclear age, including an essay on living in anatomical age.
Learning in Wartime
Q: Is there the opportunity for chivalry?
Yes, Lewis is making precisely that point in the course of the sermon.
Development or Decay?
Q: Would you be able to define the difference between a disciplinary action versus a doctrinal matter?
Doctrinal definitions are historically accompanied by anathemas if they are contradicted, whereas disciplinary acts do not have that same requirement and can be questioned.

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This series offers an in-depth examination of essential Catholic teachings and practices, reflecting on historical figures and events that have shaped the faith. Episodes focus on a diverse array of topics, from the significance of martyrdom and the complexities of church history, to philosophical discussions on morality, freedom, and the Eucharist. The speakers vary from theologians to historians, providing listeners with a rich tapestry of perspectives grounded in authentic Catholic doctrine. Unique offerings include a blend of academic rigor and spiritual formation, appealing to both catechumens and seasoned believers seeking to deepen their understanding of the Church's teachings and heritage.

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