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07, 2020
CPX 7: Why Does God Allow Suffering?
CPX 7 is the third podcast on the Creed as found in Catechism of Pope St. Pius X including his question and answers number 10-12.
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07, 2020
VLX 6: Mt 2:7-12
This is our second meditation on the Magi for the VLX series which stands for "Video Lectio Divina" meaning "Video Mental Prayer" or "YouTube Catholic Meditations."
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07, 2020
CPX 6: The Creed 1.2
We discuss Q 10 and 11 on the positive will of God and the permissive will of God as delineated in the Catechism of Pope St. Pius X (CPX series.)
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07, 2020
VLX 5: Mt 2:1-6
We meditate upon the Magi preparing for the birth of Christ. We look at the careful study methods of St. Bruno and the imaginative way of prayer of both St. Ignatius of Loyola and St. Teresa of Avila.
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07, 2020
CPX 5: Creed 1.1: The Trinity
We discuss the internal processions and external attributes of the Blessed Trinity.
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07, 2020
VLX 4: Mt 1:18-24 (The First Meditation)
This is the first meditation of the methods of St. Bruno and St. Teresa of Avila. We consider the two ways to do mental prayer (Catholic Meditation) upon the Nativity of Our Lord as we go through all of St. Matthew's Gospel. This is the first chapter of Matthew's Gospel.
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07, 2020
CPX 4: The Beginning of the Apostles Creed
We discuss the difference between a difficulty and a doubt in the faith, the reliability of Divine Revelation and some of the process of a conditional baptism.
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07, 2020
VLX 3: St. Matthew’s Introduction and Genealogy
In this podcast, we consider the true date of when St. Matthew wrote his Gospel and we consider the family tree of St. Joseph according to the genealogy of Our Lord according to the flesh in St. Matthew's Gospel.
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07, 2020
CPX 3: The Parts of the Old Catechism
Why is the Catholic faith credible? What are the four parts to be learned of the Catholic Faith?
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07, 2020
VLX 2: How to Meditate on the Bible Like the Saints Did
On today's podcast, you can learn the two ways of mental prayer (mediation on the Gospels) from St. Bruno and St. Teresa of Avila.