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Pope Francis has invited the likes of Jeffrey Sachs, Cardinal Marx, Cardinal O’Malley, and Bishop McElroy, et al to the Amazon Synod. Why these details are important. #TnT discusses. Watch this new podcast episode by clicking here: Or listen to the audio mp3 here: If you’d like to order a copy of Taylor’s new book […] The post 307: Who did Pope Invite to Amazon Synod? [Podcast] appeared first on Taylor Marshall.

Today's Topics:   1) Gospel - Matt 19:16-22   2) Venerable Sheen - A New Outlook on Life   3) Interview with Steve Ray on “Will We Be United in Heaven with our Spouse." https://www.catholicconvert.com/blog/2018/08/07/marriage-in-heaven-will-we-know-and-love-our-spouses-in-heaven/   4) Cardinal Wuerl Withdraws from World Meeting of Families HTTPS://WWW.CHURCHMILITANT.COM/NEWS/ARTICLE/CDL.-WUERL-WITHDRAWS-FROM-WORLD-MEETING-OF-FAMILIES   5) Cardinal O’Malley pulls out of World Meeting of Families HTTPS://WWW.LIFESITENEWS.COM/NEWS/CARDINAL-OMALLEY-PULLS-OUT-OF-WORLD-MEETING-OF-FAMILIES-AMID-SEX-ABUSE-SCAN   6) Bishop Morlino: Homosexual Subculture in Church “Wreaking Great Devastation” HTTPS://WWW.CHURCHMILITANT.COM/NEWS/ARTICLE/BISHOP-MORLINO-HOMOSEXUAL-SUBCULTURE-IN-CHURCH-WREAKING-GREAT-DEVASTATION   7) Cardinal Raymond Burke says that a “Homosexual Culture" inside the Church must be dealt with https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/cardinal-burke-homosexual-culture-in-church-hierarchy-must-be-purified-at-t

“Being the only Latino means that while the white men get to disagree with each other and develop idiosyncratic or counterintuitive arguments, you can never just say how you feel or what you think about a story,” wrote Julio Ricardo Varela in America. “Instead, you always have to frame your comments in a way that responds to the needs of the 56.5 million people who share some part of your identity.”   Julio is a Puerto Rican journalist. Along with writing for Latino Rebels, a website he founded in 2011 that provides news, analysis and commentary about U.S. Latino culture, he is the co-host of the Webby-nominated “In The Thick” podcast with Maria Hinojosa and a contributor to Latino USA on NPR. On this week’s episode, we talk to Julio about working in media as a Latino, Hurricane Maria, the sexual abuse crisis and more.   In Signs of the Times, a giant Pope Francis scarecrow wins a competition in Ireland; and a 27-year-old pastor starts GodSquad Church to bring God to the gamer community. In Argentina, where abortion is illegal in most cases, the Senate voted down a bill that would have legalized abortion through 14 weeks of pregnancy. What made the difference between Argentina and the referendum in Ireland earlier this year that legalized abortion? In Peru, Jesuit priest Carlos Riudavets Montes was found murdered on Aug. 10.   Finally, we bring you the latest developments on the sexual abuse crisis in the Catholic Church, including the grand jury report from Pennsylvania and reports on two Benedictine abbey schools in England.   We know it has been a difficult week trying to process what it means to be Catholic during this crisis. Part of the reason we do this is to help all our listeners process moments such as these. You can email us at jesuitical@americamedia.org or tweet us on Twitter. Please feel free to also join our Facebook group, where members this week followed a live panel featuring Ashley and Zac on an intergenerational discussion on how Catholics are responding to the sexual abuse crisis and shared their own questions and comments about the crisis.   Links from the show: Giant straw Pope Francis wins annual scarecrow festival in Ireland An online church for gamers: Va. pastor draws thousands to worship on Twitch Details of second letter priest sent to Cardinal O’Malley describing McCarrick abuse Pennsylvania report documents over 1,000 victims of priest abuse New reports of sexual abuse rock Benedictine abbey schools in England The abortion debate in Argentina vs. Ireland: what made the difference? Jesuit priest murdered in Peru   What’s on tap? Luna Vida pinot grigio

Luke leads us in a very personal and very necessary discussion on the Clergy Sexual Abuse scandal. What does it look like for Catholics to seriously love their Church and to seriously support the victims of abuse? Luke puts the emphasis on the role of the laity, especially to not try and sidestep this deep scandal by attributing it to the "gay agenda" or other stupid crap.Get Safe Environment training. Luke and I both have VIRTUS certification and training, and all of our volunteers who work with youth have it as well. Even if you don't work with kids, you should get the training at a local parish so this never happens again.Let's make sure we honor Luke's dad and not look away from this horrific crime in the Church's life today. From the USCCB... “ A Statement on the Protection of Children Bishop Edward J. Burns of Juneau Chairman of the USCCB Committee on the Protection of Children and Young People March 3, 2016This week brought painful, but important, reminders that we must remain vigilant in our efforts to protect children from the scourge of abuse. The movie “Spotlight” won the Academy Award for Best Picture. It chronicles the courage of the victims and the journalists who told their story. In statements from Cardinal O’Malley in Boston and the Vatican newspaper in Rome, the Catholic Church renewed our determined and firm resolve to protect children and felt deep sorrow for the tremendous pain.On Tuesday, we received news of a grand jury report out of Altoona, Pennsylvania. Although I can’t speak to the specifics in Altoona and would defer to the Pennsylvania Catholic Conference as to any statewide impact, like everyone, I read the news with great pain.It is heart wrenching and shocking to hear of this grand jury report or of any incidents of abuse, and it is even more disturbing when we learn that innocent children were abused by priests within the Church. Once again, the wounds inflicted through these heinous crimes have caused great pain and further mistrust in the Church. We must never lose sight of the fact that every victim/survivor has personally experienced profound injury, suffering, and betrayal.These moments are a reminder why the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People, adopted by the U.S. bishops in 2002, exists and must be followed. This highlights all the more the importance that we never grow complacent. As stated in the Charter, we are to cooperate with law-enforcement agencies, permanently remove those who have offended, and effectively create a safe environment for our children. Only with vigilance can we ensure that children are kept safe and so allow the Church to help our people in a process of healing and address the mistrust that rises from these cases.” — http://www.usccb.org/news/2016/16-026.cfm

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