SAVE THE PERSECUTED CHRISTIANS – OUR GUEST DEDE LAUGESEN, EXEC. DIRECTOR & FOUNDING MEMBER FOR SAVE THE PERSECUTED CHRISTIANS COALITION TALKS WITH FAITH IN ACTION CO HOSTS, BRIGID AYER AND JIM GANLEY ABOUT SCOPE OF CHRISTIAN PERSECUTION WORLDWIDE AND THE IMPACT COVID-19 HAS HAD ON THE CRISIS FOR CHRISTIANS. FOR DETAILS ABOUT SAVE THE PERSECUTED CHRISTIANS COALITION THE WEBPAGE IS https://savethepersecutedchristians.org/
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SOCIAL DISTANCING: A CATHOLIC PERSPECTIVE- OUR GUEST BILL SCHMITT, ADJUNCT PROFESSOR FOR HOLY CROSS COLLEGE, IN SOUTH BEND, TALKS WITH FAITH IN ACTION CO HOSTS, BRIGID AYER AND JIM GANLEY ABOUT SOCIAL DISTANCING AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR OUR FAITH. SCHMITT BLOGS AT WWW.ONWORD.NET
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Jesus promises to send the Holy Spirit to guide the Church through out time. “I have much more to tell you, but you cannot bear it now. When he comes, the Spirit of truth, he will guide you to all truth.” ( JOHN 16:12-15)
ECHo- Embracing Catholics Back into the Church – OUR GUESTS FATHER JOHN MCCASLIN, PASTOR AND DCN. BOB BEYKE OF ST. MONICA CATHOLIC PARISH ON THE NORTHWEST SIDE OF INDIANAPOLIS TALK WITH FAITH IN ACTION CO-HOSTS BRIGID AYER AND JIM GANLEY, ABOUT A NEW PROGRAM CALLED “ECHo”- A MINISTRY AIMED AT WELCOMING CATHOLICS BACK HOME TO THE FAITH. FOR DETAILS THE WEBPAGE IS WWW.STMONICAINDY.ORG
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PORN ADDICTION is a major problem in the US.
PORNOGRAPHY ADDICTION: A CATHOLIC PERSPECTIVE – OUR GUEST JONATHAN CHAMBLEE, A COUNSELOR WITH CENTRAL PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES IN INDIANAPOLIS TALK WITH FAITH IN ACTION CO HOSTS, BRIGID AYER AND JIM GANLEY ABOUT PORNOGRAPHY ADDICTION, THE SCOPE OF THE PROBLEM, PREVENTION AND RECOVERY. THE CENTRAL PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES WEBPAGE IS WWW.CENTRALPSYCHSERVICES.COM/
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Knight Vision: Keeping the Faith in a Time of Social Distancing. Here’s a brand new radio show and podcast on Catholic Radio Indy produced by the Indiana State Council of the Knights of Columbus. On this week’s show, Knight Vision host, Scott Schutte interviews guests Brigid Ayer, Radio Host and author of Breaking New Ground, on the topic of digital evangelization and using social media. State Chaplain Father Mic talks about keeping the faith in a time of social distancing, and there is also a discussion of dealing with suffering. You won’t want to miss this episode! To get Brigid’s book, Breaking New Ground, CLICK HERE
“As I began to address them the Holy Spirit came upon them.” —Acts 11:15Gentiles, that is, non-Jews, were excluded from the company of Jews. However, the Holy Spirit made it crystal-clear to Peter that he was to enter Cornelius’ house (Acts 11:5ff; 11:12).
The Spirit hadn’t yet instructed Peter what to say to the assembled Gentiles. So Peter “proceeded to address them” with a standard witness to the risen Lord (Acts 10:34ff). Then Peter brought up the subject of sin (Acts 10:43). Based on his previous preaching in Acts, it’s quite possible that Peter’s next words would have involved accountability for sin and the need for deep repentance. Theologically this makes good sense, but the Holy Spirit had a different subject in mind, for the Spirit took over from Peter. “Peter had not finished these words” about forgiveness of sins “when the Holy Spirit descended upon all who were listening to Peter’s message” (Acts 10:44). Although Peter’s Jewish Christian companions were surprised at this turn of events (Acts 10:45), Peter followed “the Spirit’s lead” perfectly (Gal 5:25). Rather than trying to take the floor back from the Holy Spirit and finish his sermon, Peter “gave orders that they be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ” (Acts 10:48).
Let us hear the voice of Jesus (Jn 10:16) and thereby learn the voice of the Spirit. The Holy Spirit knows exactly what is the right word at the right time (see e.g. 1 Cor 2:10ff). Like Peter, let us “live by the Spirit” and “follow the Spirit’s lead” (Gal 5:25).