EWTN Favorite and Scripture Scholar Fr. Mitch Pacwa analyzes Church Traditions and Teachings in light of Sacred Scripture during this weekly live program.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 102 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality |
Fr. Mitch discusses how Isaiah 47 and 48 exposes Babylon’s shame and humiliation, and what punishment follows their sinful arrogance of loving pleasure and making divine claims.
Fr. Mitch discusses how the Lord confronts Israel as they bristle at His decision to position a Gentile, King Cyrus, as Israel’s “Messiah”, to set them free from the Babylonians.
Fr. Mitch discusses a Middle Eastern King’s use of camels in battle and also looks at a shocking announcement in Isaiah 44 and 45 surrounding a Gentile, Jerusalem, and the Temple.
Fr. Mitch studies Isaiah, chapter 44, as the Lord assures the exiled people of Israel of their future salvation and gives a strong critique of the foolish worship of pagan idols.
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Father Mitch is one of the few good trustworthy Jesuits left. God bless him and give him many more years with us, please! Amen
I enjoy listening to whatever program Fr. Mitch is hosting. I have learned so much under his teaching—I wish I had had the opportunity to have him as a professor in college! He would be among my all-time favorites, for sure! Highly recommend anything and everything he does. He has written several books ( I own about 10 of them thus far!). I appreciate how open and direct and transparent he is. It’s just nice to listen to Fr. Mitch—his wisdom, knowledge, humor, and obvious love for the unadultera... more
I have listened to Father Mitch many times and found his teachings so informative. The man knows his Bible. But I am always turned off by his far-right views which leak into his program. He really would have felt comfortable supporting fascism under Hitler during WWII. Even on his November 17th telecast he mentioned how the communism of Russia, China and North Korea caused more deaths than the present pandemic, saying it mostly only affects the elderly. He never mentioned Hitler’s murder of at l... more
I definitely respect your intellect. Do you have thegift of bilocation?
So happy to find you. Missed you. Pray for us in Canada .
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This content features a comprehensive analysis of Sacred Scripture through the lens of Church Traditions and Teachings. The discussions often explore profound theological themes, focusing primarily on the Book of Isaiah, along with broader topics that include divine sovereignty, salvation, the significance of prayer, and the consequences of turning away from God's guidance. Unique aspects of the content include its live audience interaction, allowing for a deeper connection with listeners while addressing contemporary ethical issues and spiritual challenges in a faithful manner. It's a valuable resource for those interested in enriching their understanding of traditional Catholic teachings and biblical principles.
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