Podcast: All About My Catholic Faith: 6- Actual Sin

"Then Herod, seeing that he had been tricked by the Magi, was exceedingly angry; and he sent and killed all the boys in Bethlehem...who where two years old or under, according to the time that he had carefully ascertained from the Magi" (Matthew 2, 16)

The sin of Herod was a very terrible example of sin.  The sin that Herod committed is called a mortal sin.  A mortal sin is a sin that is grave in nature; a sin that one knows is a terrible sin; and the person commits the sin willfully.

In this "All About My Catholic Faith" podcast, we will learn about mortal sin, venial sin, and how they differ from each other and with original sin.  

It is mainly through the inspired pages of Sacred Scripture and the divinely guided actions of the Sacred Liturgy that we come to know the Person of Christ. The better we know and understand the Person of Christ, the more we will be able to understand the meaning of what He tells us. The Catechism helps us to understand the meaning of what Christ has taught, but we will understand the Catechism only to the extent that we aim at understanding Christ Himself.

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Podcast: Answers from Dad: My Catholic Faith: 5- The Creation and the Fall of Man

God made Adam and Eve. They were the first man and woman. God also made all the things on earth for them, for their children, and for all of us to enjoy. Adam and Eve had to make a tough choice. They had to choose who would be first in their lives. Would they choose to put God first in their lives or would they think that they were the most important?  

This "Answers from Dad" podcast lesson is about The Creation and the Fall of Man. We will learn about Adam and Eve and how the devil tempted Eve, which then led Adam into sin. Did they choose to eat from the Tree of Life or the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. What difference did it make to them and to us.  

It is mainly through the inspired pages of Sacred Scripture and the divinely guided actions of the Sacred Liturgy that we come to know the Person of Christ. The better we know and understand the Person of Christ, the more we will be able to understand the meaning of what He tells us. The Catechism helps us to understand the meaning of what Christ has taught, but we will understand the Catechism only to the extent that we aim at understanding Christ Himself.

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Podcast: Answers from Dad: My Catholic Faith: 4- Creation and the Angels

This "Answers from Dad" podcast lesson is about Creation and the Angels. We will learn about God creating the angels, and learn about the difference between the good, the bad, and the Guardian Angels.  

What do we mean when we say that God is the Creator of heaven and earth? What are angels? How do the good angels help us? What happened to the angels who did not remain faithful to God?

Get these answers and more in this episode of: Answers from Dad.
It is mainly through the inspired pages of Sacred Scripture and the divinely guided actions of the Sacred Liturgy that we come to know the Person of Christ. The better we know and understand the Person of Christ, the more we will be able to understand the meaning of what He tells us. The Catechism helps us to understand the meaning of what Christ has taught, but we will understand the Catechism only to the extent that we aim at understanding Christ Himself. 

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Podcast: Answers from Dad: My Catholic Faith: 3- The Unity and Trinity of God

Jesus sent His Apostles forth in the name of the Blessed Trinity

"Jesus drew near and spoke to them saying, 'All power in heaven and on earth has been given to Me.  Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you...' "  (Matthew 28, 18-20)

This "Answers from Dad" podcast lesson is about The Unity and Trinity of God.  We will learn about the mystery of the Trinity.  There are three Persons in one God and that is truly a mystery.  We can't really understand this, but we do believe it because Jesus told us.  We call this mystery of three Persons in ONE God the "Blessed Trinity"  

It is mainly through the inspired pages of Sacred Scripture and the divinely guided actions of the Sacred Liturgy that we come to know the Person of Christ. The better we know and understand the Person of Christ, the more we will be able to understand the meaning of what He tells us. The Catechism helps us to understand the meaning of what Christ has taught, but we will understand the Catechism only to the extent that we aim at understanding Christ Himself. 

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Podcast: Answers from Dad: My Catholic Faith: 2- God's Perfection

The power and wisdom of God were shown when Jesus calmed the storm.

This "Answers from Dad" podcast lesson is about God and His perfections.  We will learn about the power and perfection of God.  God is all-knowing, all-good, and almighty. All these qualities of God are called His "perfections."  He has all these powers without limit.

It is mainly through the inspired pages of Sacred Scripture and the divinely guided actions of the Sacred Liturgy that we come to know the Person of Christ. The better we know and understand the Person of Christ, the more we will be able to understand the meaning of what He tells us. The Catechism helps us to understand the meaning of what Christ has taught, but we will understand the Catechism only to the extent that we aim at understanding Christ Himself. 

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Podcast: Answers from Dad: My Catholic Faith: 1- Why Do I Exist

This "Answers from Dad" podcast lesson is about The purpose of man's existence.  We will learn about the purpose of our life.  Why did God create us?  We read in the Holy Bible:

"I am the Good Shepherd, and I know Mine and Mine know Me"  (John 10,14)

"He who enters by the door is shepherd of the sheep.  To this man the gatekeeper opens, and the sheep hear his voice, and he calls his own sheep by name and leads them forth..., and the sheep follow him because they know his voice"  (John 10, 2-4)

It is mainly through the inspired pages of Sacred Scripture and the divinely guided actions of the Sacred Liturgy that we come to know the Person of Christ. The better we know and understand the Person of Christ, the more we will be able to understand the meaning of what He tells us. The Catechism helps us to understand the meaning of what Christ has taught, but we will understand the Catechism only to the extent that we aim at understanding Christ Himself.

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