 Women are everywhere during Holy Week. For some reason, most of them are named Mary, and they're always present. They have a lot of feelings and there are a lot of emotions - but these women get. stuff. done. Salvation history wouldn't be the same without them. Show Notes Topics Discussed:
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 To understand the theology of John the Beloved, we can sum it up this way: Suffering, better yet, our willingness to suffer, flows from love. Suffering further prepares the heart to receive wisdom. In John's case, he receives the Seat of Wisdom: Mary, the Mother of God. Show Notes Topics Discussed:
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Find Dr. Troy Hinkel, our guest on this podcast episode:  In the creed during Mass, Catholics profess that Christ was "crucified under Pontius Pilate". Who was this man, and what can we learn from him this Lent? Show Notes Topics Discussed:
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 There's a man prophesied in the Old Testament. A man whose birth was announced by the angel Gabriel. He's a man born without sin, and proclaimed in all four of the Gospels. He took disciples and urged his followers to repent and believe. That's a pretty good description of Jesus - but we're actually going to be talking about a different man: John the Baptist. Show Notes Topics Discussed:
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 In Matthew 16, Christ says Peter is the rock. But only a few verses later, we'll see Peter become a stumbling stone for Christ Himself. What can we learn from this strong fisherman who overestimates his own strength? Show Notes Topics Discussed:
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