“Finding Frassati” A look into Modern sainthood for young people. – On this segment of Faith in Action, co-hosts Jim Ganley and Brigid Ayer are joined by author Christine Woharto talk about her new book, Finding Frassati. For more information, the website is www.frassatiusa.org
Joseph’s brothers were fearful, guilt-ridden, and steeped in self-hatred. They flung themselves before Joseph and said: “Let us be your slaves!” (Gn 50:18) After they tried to murder Joseph and finally sold him into slavery, his brothers carried their burden of sin for nearly four decades.
Is there any sin of yours from many years ago that still upsets you? Do you have any sin for which you’ve received forgiveness from God but not from yourself? Have any perversions, especially past sexual sins, warped your self-image? It’s not unusual to be like Joseph’s brothers and spend a lifetime twisted and misshapen by guilt, even false guilt.
A Millennial in Paradise – Holy Lives for a Modern Age – On this segment of Faith in Action, co-hosts Jim Ganley and Brigid Ayer are joined by Michael J. Lichens, Editor of Catholic Exchange, to talk about Carlo Acutis’s life, a modern candidate for sainthood, detailed in the book A Millennial in Paradise. For more information, their website is https://www.sophiainstitute.com/products/item/a-millennial-in-paradise
“Those who listened to his words were stung to the heart.” —Acts 7:54
At the first Christian Pentecost, many who heard St. Peter preach were cut to the heart by his words and the convicting power of the Holy Spirit (see Acts 2:37). Three thousand of them repented, were baptized, and received the Holy Spirit (see Acts 2:38, 41).
After St. Stephen preached, the people hearing him were cut to the heart (see Acts 7:54). Nevertheless, they did not repent. Rather, “they ground their teeth in anger at” Stephen (Acts 7:54). “The onlookers were shouting aloud, holding their hands over their ears as they did so. Then they rushed at him as one man, dragged him out of the city, and began to stone him” (Acts 7:57-58).
Lunchtime Podcast Sampler On Catholic Radio Indy – Our guest, Kent Blandford, program manager at Catholic Radio Indy, talks with Faith In Action host, Brigid Ayer about a new show on Catholic Radio Indy hosted by Kent called “Lunchtime Podcast Sampler”. Kent and Brigid preview the show and what listeners can expect. The show is slotted to begin airing in March 2021. To listen to any of Catholic Radio Indy’s locally produced shows, they may be found under “podcast” on the home page of the Catholic Radio Indy website which is www.catholicradioindy.org
Shroud of Turin – Our guest Martha May, a Shroud of Turin enthusiast, talks with Catholic Radio Indy’s Faith In Action, co-hosts Jim Ganley and Brigid Ayer about the research and facts around the Shroud and how it relates to our faith. For more information or to get resources, the website is www.shroud.com or to contact Martha May her email address is ShroudDiscovery@comcast.net A traveling exhibit of a replica of the Shroud will be available for public viewing at St. John the Evangelist parish in downtown Indianapolis March 21-27.
Our guest, Mary Ann McAtee, a nurse, cancer survivor and contributor to The Catholic Moment, talks with Faith In Action co-hosts, Jim Ganley and Brigid Ayer about suffering and offering it up to God amidst pain. To read her reflection on suffering in The Catholic Moment, the web link is here https://www.thecatholicmoment.org/digital/12242020/index.html#issue/13
What Do I Do When Facing Adversity? – Our guest, Joe Condit, founder of the Catholic Speakers Organization, talks with Faith In Action co-host, Brigid Ayer and Jim Ganley about the Cincinnati Men’s Conference March 13. The conference theme is “What Do I Do when Facing Adversity?” The in-person event is sold out, but the virtual event is FREE and open to BOTH men & women. Headliners include Fr. Mike Schmitz, the #1 podcast host on Apple Podcasts, popular EWTN & television host, Dr. Ray Guarendi and local businessman Tony Maas. Details about the event can be found at the website www.cinncinatimensconference.com
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