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Open Line, Tuesday

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Open Line is a fast-paced call-in show, with a new host every day! On Tuesdays, Fr. Wade Menezes answers your questions about faith, family and fellowship.

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Through Mary’s compassionate presence at the Cross, that event – as it recurs in our lives – becomes more deeply human, filling us with the courage to face life’s sufferings, certain in the secure embrace of Divine Providence. Come celebrate this won... more

This Feast Day is intimately tied to the Office of Mary's Divine Maternity, which was celebrated on October 11 of each year on the liturgical calendar prior to Vatican II; now, it is celebrated as the great “Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God” each yea... more

Today Fr Wade takes your questions and shares the passion and lessons of John the Baptist.

“Wrong is wrong even if everyone else is doing it, and right is right even if no one else is doing it.” More on St. Augustine on today's Open Line Tuesday with Fr. Wade Menezes.

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David Dawson
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Father Wade Menezes
Host of Open Line Tuesday; Catholic priest; affiliated with EWTN and Fathers of Mercy.
Jack Williams
Co-host/on-air host on Open Line Tuesday; long-running host on EWTN network.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 111 ratings
  • Happy

    Thank you for your podcast. I am so happy tha I found it.

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    truegood beautiful
    United States4 years ago
  • Truly a spiritual and intellectual priest

    There should be more priests like you!!! Bless you!

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    po po thuj
    United States6 years ago
  • Thank you.

    Today’s show 3/17/20 was something I’ve been waiting and wishing for for a long time. I love your talks and your candor. Keep talking many are listening!

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    Jennie in Fort Worth, Texas
    United States7 years ago
  • Straight forward but charitable orthodoxy

    Thanks Fr. Wade for being a beacon of Truth in an increasingly foggy field! “Make a mess,” ummm...no thanks.

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    United States8 years ago
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    United States8 years ago

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Showcases practical Catholic life guidance and compassionate Q&A.
Audience appreciates devotional and doctrinal balance, with strong praise for accessibility and sincerity.
Listeners describe the host as clear, orthodox, and pastorally minded.

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The Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Q: Why is the Nativity of Mary celebrated as a feast rather than a solemnity like John the Baptist, given both are significant births?
John the Baptist is the last of the prophets, a solemnity due to his pivotal role as the precursor, while Mary's nativity is a feast because of its place in the mystery of the Incarnation and the Church's liturgical system that assigns feasts and solemnities based on theological significance and historical tradition.
The Life of St. Augustine
Q: Laurie asks about the Eucharist and whether the wine can carry germs during the chalice distribution?
The faith teaches the real presence; while appearances remain, trust in the words of consecration; practical matters like hygiene vary by diocese, but faith remains centered on the real presence.
The Life of St. Augustine
Q: Cecilia asks about a parish reducing sacred liturgy music and how to discuss finding a happy medium?
Promote catechesis about liturgy, advocate for a balanced approach that preserves Gregorian chant and sacred hymnody while embracing the vernacular to engage the congregation.
The Life of St. Augustine
Q: Laurie asks about the Latin vs. vernacular Latin chant in mass and how to balance liturgy in a basilica parish?
Catholic liturgy should balance Latin and the vernacular; catechesis and thoughtful liturgical planning help maintain reverence while ensuring accessibility for the faithful.
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Q: Rob in Missouri asks about baptismal records older than 1957 and what to do if records are missing?
If records are absent, check for living relatives who can attest to baptism, consider First Holy Communion records as corroboration, and potentially pursue conditional baptism with a priest if baptism is uncertain or never occurred.

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What is Open Line, Tuesday about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A fast-paced, call-in show centered on faith, family, and fellowship, anchored by a Catholic priest host who answers listeners' questions and guides practical spiritual life. Episodes commonly cover sacraments (confession, Eucharist), devotion and prayer (divine mercy, sacred heart, Marian topics), church teaching, and everyday faith-life questions from callers across the U.S. The program blends catechesis with pastoral Q&A, often interweaving liturgy, church governance, and devotional practices with accessible, real-world testimonies. It stands out for its interactive format, emphasis on practical spirituality for families and individuals, and a steady thread of devotional resources and sponsor content that invites ongoing engagement beyon... more

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