#1046 The Sin Hiding Among “Trad-C...

In this episode, Trent explores the deeper philosophical reason many people are repulsed by the Viking's male cheerleaders. 

In this episode Trent shows how many people misunderstand the most popular argument for belief in God. 

Why are plane windows round? Why does gas smell? When did doors start having push bars? In this free-for-all-Friday you’ll discover the disastrous origins of every day devices that keep you safe. 

In this podcast Fr. Stephen looks at the implications involved in living the "Fullness" of the Faith, as taught by the Orthodox Church. 

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In this episode of The Catholic Talk Show, the guys are joined by Father Jason Charron to discuss the Eastern Rite Catholic Churches. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices 

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E231: Vulnerability / Church Hopping / Church Wounds by Fr. Harrison & Fr. Anthony 

[TGP Clip] Why do Catholics believe the Eucharist is the Real Presence of Jesus? From where does the Catholic Church pull its beliefs about the Eucharist? Join us as we explore the significance of the Eucharist in the Catholic faith. In the clip from a previous TGP episode, Fathe ... Show More

In this episode of The Bible Study, Steven Lawson preaches through Romans 14:1-4.**Follow us on Social Media:Instagram: @drstevenjlawsonInstagram: @onepassionministriesTwitter: @DrStevenJLawsonTwitter: @1PassionWebsite: OnePassion.org 

Support my podcast at: patreon.com/anthonystongue While the popular thought of purgatory is a place of discomfort many saints, such as St. Catherine of Genoa, spoke of purgatory as a place of sorrow, yes - but also great joy. This episode discusses St. Catherine's mysticism and v ... Show More

E75: Protestants / Church Fathers / Eucharist by Fr. Harrison & Fr. Anthony