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Month: October 2022

#10840 Weird Questions – Jimmy Akin

Questions Covered:

02:44 – Can St. Padre Pio still give absolution?
06:07 – If a faithful Catholic couple who are not yet married (but want to be) were able to find each other, or happened to already be spending time together, during a cyb…

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#10839 DIY Marriage Prep – Rose Sweet

Questions Covered:

19:15 – What advice would you give to a couple if one person doesn’t want intimacy and the other is depressed/despaired? How does one stay faithful in that regard?
24:22 – If someone was baptized Catholic, fell away from…

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Whom should I vote for?

We are often asked — by both laity and priests — why the Minnesota Catholic Conference does not produce voter guides or candidate scoresheets that identify candidates and votes they took on specific bills or lay out their positions on issues. Understandably so, the frequency of this query tends to grow in the weeks leading up to a big election.

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Father Monsour remembered as one who ‘loved the priesthood’

Father Ray Monsour was part of history when he joined a group of priests from the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis to begin serving in Venezuela in 1970. Father Monsour, who served in that country for five years and helped establish the mission parish of Jesucristo Resucitado, died Oct. 4 at age 85.

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War & Peace: Bp. Sheen on Totalitarianism

Listen HERE Today, October 7, is the feast of Our Lady of Victory, commemorating the Catholic victory at the 1571 Battle of Lepanto through the faithful’s recitation of the Rosary. In that spirit, CE editor Kristen Van Uden is joined by editor Al Smith to discuss two of Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s seminal works on war: […]

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