Due to the volume of calls and interest in this topic, we are doing a Part 2 on Catholic schools. Please join us on Wednesday and share your experience or thoughts on this very important subject. If you called and didn’t get on the air for Tuesday’s show, please call back and our call screener Ryan will happily put you at the front of the line for the Part 2 broadcast. 1-833-288-3986.
The home (family) is the domestic church. God is introduced in the home because parents are the primary catechists. A home should be filled with joy, laughter, peace, fun and pleasure, mixed with the tears and troubles of everyday life. Children learn all about relationships in the home. Family members rely on the home as a place where they can find refuge. Would you say you live in a happy home? If so, tell us what it looks and feels like. If you are not in a happy home, maybe you can share what is wrong and how it can be helped. 1-833-288-3986.
As part of Family Week here on Take 2, we are focusing on marriages for Tuesday’s show. How is your marriage today, right now? Do you wish there was more romance, friendship, trust? Are resentments building up in the relationship? Do you feel disconnected from your spouse? Maybe none of these situations apply to your marriage because yours may be going strong. We need to hear that as well to encourage others to keep going. Let’s have a real, deep discussion about the state of our marriages. Call in and share, 1-833-288-3986. Remember, there is support and help for our marriages all around us. We just have to reach out and give our marriages the boost it needs. With your participation, this topic can possibly save marriages because folks are definitely listening to Take 2.
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We were created for God and made to be united with Him. So the question we are asking on Holy Thursday is, where do you think you are headed? Are you on a path to ultimately be united with God for all of eternity? As we enter the Triduum, let’s have a real deep conversation about where we are today and where we would like to be. This can be a life changing, soul changing conversation with your participation. Please call us at 1-833-288-3986.
This topic was suggested by Debbie, one of our loyal listeners to Take 2. On Monday’s show, we would like to know what are some of your Holy Week traditions in your home, parish or community. We will share the practice of visiting 3, 6 or 7 churches on Holy Thursday and what that tradition means to us. We would like you to share as well, by calling 1-833-288-3986. Let’s pray that the sharing that happens on the show allows each of us to enter into Holy Week in a much deeper way.
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Such an active show today with many callers still on the line after the show ended. We have decided to continue the conversation because it is too important. If you were on the line waiting when the show ended, please call back tomorrow and let Ryan know the details. He will happily move you to the front of the line for part 2. 1-833-288-3986. Also, here is the quote we promised from St. Vincent Ferrer. We hope it brings you comfort just as it did for us.
St. Vincent Ferrer (1419) is most well-known for his prophecies on the end times. He said, “In the days of peace that are to come after the desolation of revolutions and war, before the end of the world, the Christians will become so lax in their religion that they will refuse to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation, saying, ‘It is an unnecessary Sacrament’, and when the false prophet and the anti-Christ comes, all who are not confirmed will apostatize. while those who are confirmed will stand firm in the faith and only a few will renounce Christ.” St. Vincent Ferrer, pray for us.
Newman Guide to Choosing a Catholic College – https://www.amazon.com/Newman-Guide-Choosing-Catholic-College/dp/0978650212/ref=sr_1_fkmrnull_3?crid=26GA9UWDTVCHP&keywords=newman+guide+to+choosing+a+catholic+college&qid=1554913644&s=gateway&sprefix=newman+guide%2Caps%2C198&sr=8-3-fkmrnull
St. Teresa of Calcutta did it so effortlessly. She saw Christ in everyone she encountered. She not only cared for the sick and those that were physically dying, she comforted their souls as well. We interact with human beings on a regular basis, our spouse, children, co workers, and friends. Do we look past their human exterior with all their faults and failings, and try to focus on their souls? Sometimes our humanness prevents us from going deeper, that is why we are able to hurt one another so easily. Let’s talk about concentrating on the soul of each individual and see if it can change the way we show up in relationships. Call in with your experience about soul to soul interactions. 1-833-288-3986.
