Listener Questions Episodes

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May 8, 2024

Listener Questions: Traditional Latin Mass? Priests in Cassocks? (#219)

Greg answers questions listeners have sent in about the Traditional Latin Mass and why some younger priests are starting to wear cassocks again. Support this ministry so more people can consider Catholicism! Website: https://www.consideringcatholicism.com/ Email: consideringcatholicism@gmail.com
Listener Questions: Traditional Latin Mass? Priests in Cassocks? (#219)
Considering Catholicism
Listener Questions: Traditional Latin Mass? Priests in Cassocks? (#219)
218
May 5, 2024

Listener Questions: Becoming Catholic, Baptizing Grandchildren, Parish Shopping (#218)

Greg answers questions listeners have sent in about joining the Catholic Church, what relatives can (and can't) do if the parents aren't baptizing their kids, and whether you have to attend your "geographic parish" or if you can shop around for one that suits you. Support this ministry so more people can consider Catholicism! Website: https://www.consideringcatholicism.com/ Email: consideringcatholicism@gmail.com
Listener Questions: Becoming Catholic, Baptizing Grandchildren, Parish Shopping (#218)
Considering Catholicism
Listener Questions: Becoming Catholic, Baptizing Grandchildren, Parish Shopping (#218)
160
Dec. 8, 2023

Good Popes, Bad Popes, Mostly Average Popes (#160)

A listener named John asks, "What about bad popes who lived immoral lives, etc? How can they lead the Church?" As Greg explains, there have been good popes, bad popes, and mostly average popes, but the office of the seat of Peter is greater than any man who occupies it. Listen to two previous episodes about the papacy: #38: “A Protestant Asks, ”Why Do Catholics Have a Pope?” #39 “More Protestant Questions About the Pope: Can He Just Make Stuff Up?” Support this ministry so more people can con...
Good Popes, Bad Popes, Mostly Average Popes (#160)
Considering Catholicism
Good Popes, Bad Popes, Mostly Average Popes (#160)
153
Nov. 14, 2023

Listener Questions, Part 2 (#153)

Greg answers questions sent in by listeners (send your own to consideringcatholicism@gmail.com): "I'm a recent convert to Catholicism, but my wife is still Protestant. We disagree over which church to raise our children in. My wife loves the passion of her evangelical church and Catholics seem so lukewarm. Do y9u have any advice?" "When the priest consecrates the Eucharist, how does the Catholic Church know that he's doing it correctly? How can it be sure that its liturgies and formulas actuall...
Listener Questions, Part 2 (#153)
Considering Catholicism
Listener Questions, Part 2 (#153)
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Oct. 24, 2023

Listener Questions, Part 1 (#145)

Greg answers questions sent in by listeners (send your own to consideringcatholicism@gmail.com!): How do I overcome my distrust of the Catholic Bible (the "deuterocanonical books)? Can salvation be lost? What if I commit a mortal sin and don't confess to a priest? Why was the Immaculate Conception necessary? Does Marian devotion sometimes cross the line into idolatry? Can I disagree with some Catholic doctrines and still be Catholic? Why do we need Purgatory? Why can't God just "beam me up?" Pl...
Listener Questions, Part 1 (#145)
Considering Catholicism
Listener Questions, Part 1 (#145)