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Thomas Mirus, Nathan Douglas, and Andrew Petiprin gave this panel session at the 2024 Notre Dame Fall Conference, presented by the de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture. The theme of the conference was "Ever Ancient, Ever New: On Catholic Imagination." 30 Years of the Vatican Film List – Catholic Cinema's Past and Future Thomas Mirus (Catholic Culture) – The Vatican Film List: Introduction and Reflections Nathan Douglas (Independent Scholar/Filmmaker) – The Filmmaker as Auteur Andrew Petiprin (Spe Salvi Institute; Word on Fire Institute) – Europe for Everyone: Yesterday's Vatican Film List and Catholic Imagination Today Chair: John O'Callaghan (University of Notre Dame)  Video of the panel: https://youtu.be/-7oE8d6RcCw?si=x4cTzl847-A8bG5M

Thomas Mirus, Nathan Douglas, and Andrew Petiprin gave this panel session at the 2024 Notre Dame Fall Conference, presented by the de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture. The theme of the conference was "Ever Ancient, Ever New: On Catholic Imagination." 30 Years of the Vatican Film List – Catholic Cinema's Past and Future Thomas Mirus (Catholic Culture) – The Vatican Film List: Introduction and Reflections Nathan Douglas (Independent Scholar/Filmmaker) – The Filmmaker as Auteur Andrew Petiprin (Spe Salvi Institute; Word on Fire Institute) – Europe for Everyone: Yesterday's Vatican Film List and Catholic Imagination Today Chair: John O'Callaghan (University of Notre Dame)  Video of the panel: https://youtu.be/-7oE8d6RcCw?si=x4cTzl847-A8bG5M

Thomas Mirus, Nathan Douglas, and Andrew Petiprin gave this panel session at the 2024 Notre Dame Fall Conference, presented by the de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture. The theme of the conference was "Ever Ancient, Ever New: On Catholic Imagination." 30 Years of the Vatican Film List – Catholic Cinema's Past and Future Thomas Mirus (Catholic Culture) – The Vatican Film List: Introduction and Reflections Nathan Douglas (Independent Scholar/Filmmaker) – The Filmmaker as Auteur Andrew Petiprin (Spe Salvi Institute; Word on Fire Institute) – Europe for Everyone: Yesterday's Vatican Film List and Catholic Imagination Today Chair: John O'Callaghan (University of Notre Dame) Video of the panel: https://youtu.be/-7oE8d6RcCw?si=x4cTzl847-A8bG5M

Father Gary Lazzeroni preaches at the 4:30pm Mass on Christmas Eve, December 24, 2025

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“Why am I here?” There is a distinct difference between the questions, “Why am I here?” and “What do you want to be when you grow up?” “Why am I here?” is directed at purpose.“What do you want to be when you grow up?” is directed at bent and arena.Culture says purpose is personal live for yourself. Jesus said your purpose is my purpose, live for me. Your Real Purpose is a Co-mission.Webster's “a” definition for commission is: a formal written warrant granting the power to perform various acts or duties. Matthew 28:18-20 (AMP) 18 Jesus came up and said to them, “All authority (all power of absolute rule) in heaven and on earth has been given to Me. 19 Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations [help the people to learn of Me, believe in Me, and obey My words], baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 20 teaching them to observe everything that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always [remaining with you perpetually—regardless of circumstance, and on every occasion], even to the end of the age.”Mark 16:15-16 (NIV) 15 He said to them, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation. 16 Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved, but whoever does not believe will be condemned. 3 Facts About the Co-missionThe co-mission is God given not self-generated. The co-mission is God-powered not self-powered. “and lo, I am with you always [remaining with you perpetually—regardless of circumstance, and on every occasion], even to the end of the age.”” Acts 1:8 (AMP) 8 But you will receive power and ability when the Holy Spirit comes upon you; and you will be My witnesses [to tell people about Me] both in Jerusalem and in all Judea, and Samaria, and even to the ends of the earth.”3 Facts About the Co-missionThe co-mission is God given not self-generated. The co-mission is God-powered not self-powered. The co-mission is specific and active not arbitrary and passive.Making disciples and proclaiming the Gospel are specific and active purposes. Each require movement; Go! Preach! Objective of a Co-Mission: Make another disciple. Preach the Gospel. Disciple making is a personal spiritual investment in the shaping of another person's life.Romans 10:14-15 (AMP) 14 But how will people call on Him in whom they have not believed? And how will they believe in Him of whom they have not heard? And how will they hear without a preacher (messenger)? 15 And how will they preach unless they are commissioned and sent [for that purpose]? Just as it is written and forever remains written, “How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news of good things!”3 Objections to Co-mission.I am too new in my faith to disciple anyone. If you are walking someone can follow. I am too afraid to speak up. You overcome the fear of inexperience through experience.I don't know where to start. We are seed sowers not soul winners.3 Things You Have that God Uses Your storyYour personalityYour ArenaMatthew 9:35-38 (Living Version) 35-38 Then Jesus made a circuit of all the towns and villages. He taught in their meeting places, reported kingdom news, and healed their diseased bodies, healed their bruised and hurt lives. When he looked out over the crowds, his heart broke. So confused and aimless they were, like sheep with no shepherd. “What a huge harvest!” he said to his disciples. “How few workers! On your knees and pray for harvest hands!”Our co-mission doesn't come with geographic boundaries, it comes with geographic targets.Jerusalem (immediate surroundings)Judea (broader community)Samaria (even our enemies)the outer parts of the earth (all people globally). Our Real Purpose is A Co-Mission. A co-mission requires a yes.A co-mission results in a life more and better than you have ever dreamed.

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Thank you for listening. Take a look at the sermon notes of this message on the church website: https://www.gatewayfranklin.com/sermonsTo find out more about Gateway Franklin Church, visit us at gatewayfranklin.com or join us online each week at gatewayfranklin.online.

Introduction Pastor Torry Sheppard begins Ever Ancient, Ever New by celebrating the enduring strength and beauty of the Church. Through a humorous story about a pastor describing his “multinational company” on a flight, he reframes how people perceive the Church—not as an outdated or oppressive institution, but as the greatest movement in human history. From hospitals and schools to justice and family care, the Church has shaped civilization and carried the hope of Christ for over two millennia. Despite scandals and shifting cultures, it endures—not by human strength, but because it is built on the rock of Christ Himself.The Ache of Our Age Acknowledging the growing cynicism toward organized religion, Pastor Torry notes that modern culture rewards criticism of the Church. While he affirms the need for accountability where there has been real harm, he also exposes the deeper spiritual current behind this distrust—a postmodern, hyper-individualistic worldview that rejects absolute truth and views authority as oppression. This isn't new, he reminds us—it's the same lie from Eden: “You will be like God.” In a world disoriented by self-made truth and moral relativism, people are hungry for something solid. The Church, he insists, offers that anchor: a tested, ancient, and enduring truth. Instead of apologizing for the Church to make room for Jesus, believers must recover a holy pride in her beauty, legacy, and mission.Our Inheritance and Stewardship The message shifts to inheritance. The faith we hold didn't begin with us—it was handed down through apostles, martyrs, and reformers who preserved the gospel at great cost. This is our inheritance, but it also makes us stewards. We are called to guard this truth, live it out faithfully in our time, and hand it intact to the next generation. As Jude 3 says, we must “contend for the faith once entrusted to God's holy people.” The Church doesn't stand on shifting ideas but on eternal truths—truths that, as Augustine said, are “ever ancient, ever new.” This series, Pastor Torry explains, will reawaken pride in belonging to the Body of Christ and rekindle passion for passing the torch forward.The Confession that Built the Church Turning to Matthew 16:13–18, Pastor Torry examines Jesus' question to the disciples: “Who do you say that I am?” Peter's reply—“You are the Christ, the Son of the living God”—becomes the confession on which Jesus builds His Church. The rock is not Peter the man, but the truth he proclaimed. The Church is founded on that confession, and every believer who declares it becomes another living stone in God's house. Confession, Pastor Torry explains, is not just intellectual agreement but heart surrender. What we confess shapes how we live. Doctrine is the foundation of discipleship and the doorway into God's family. The early Church captured these essentials in creeds—“the theological carry-on” of the Christian faith. Pastor Torry reads the Apostles' Creed, describing it as the timeless summary of what Christians everywhere have believed: one God, the Father Almighty; Jesus Christ, the crucified and risen Son; the Holy Spirit; the united Church; and the hope of resurrection and eternal life.Three Reasons We Can Trust the Church As the message closes, Pastor Torry offers three compelling reasons believers can trust the Church and its message.The Historical Case – Christianity has withstood two thousand years of scrutiny. The manuscript evidence for Scripture is unparalleled, far exceeding that of any ancient work. The doctrines of the faith were prayerfully preserved through councils and scribes who safeguarded orthodoxy long before printing presses existed. The endurance of Scripture and doctrine testifies to divine preservation.The Reason Case – Logic itself supports the credibility of Christianity. Considering the disciples' testimony, one must conclude they were either lying, hallucinating, or telling the truth. Given that they gained no earthly reward and suffered martyrdom for their claims, the most reasonable conclusion is that they spoke truthfully about the risen Christ.The Relational Case – Beyond logic and history, Christianity invites encounter. Pastor Torry shares the story of Thomas Aquinas, who ceased writing after a profound encounter with Christ, declaring that everything he had written was “straw” compared to knowing Jesus Himself. Arguments can point us to Christ, but only an encounter with His presence can anchor us in Him.Closing Challenge Pastor Torry concludes by reminding the church that confession and doctrine are not dry relics but living realities meant to draw us closer to Christ. The gospel we inherit is ancient and enduring, yet it remains new every time a heart confesses, “You are the Christ.” In an age of confusion, the Church must hold fast to that confession—ever ancient, ever new.

This is the fourth and final week of the presentation of the Strategic Plan for St. Francis in the Fields. Listen in as Fr. Clint, Mthr. Barbara, and Caroline Eager present the final overview of the plan.

Today, Fr. Clint unveils the beginnings of our Strategic Plan initiatives. (NOTE: this recording starts approximately 2 minutes after the start of the talk).

How do we continue to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ in a world that is rapidly becoming less Christian? Where do we turn when it feels like change is all around? What is the future for St. Francis in the Fields, and for our own lives of faith? These are some of the questions we'll explore in our four-week series “Ever Ancient, Ever New: Tradition, Change, and A Vision for the Future.” We'll begin by hearing encouraging stories about the way tradition roots us in a changing world before exploring how we hope the church will respond to the needs of the world today. Join us to be encouraged and to get excited about where God is calling us next!

SummaryIn this conversation, Shannon Valenzuela, Robert Puschautz, and AnneMarie Johnson explore the profound role of art in education, emphasizing its ability to connect beauty with truth and goodness. They discuss the artist's vocation as a divine calling, the importance of constraints in fostering creativity, and how beauty serves as a powerful tool for evangelization. The conversation also highlights the necessity of creating beautiful learning environments and integrating art into various subjects, and the deep desire for human authenticity in the age of AI.Resources & Links:Stabat Mater FoundationTopics Covered:Art and teaching students to appreciate beautyThe vocation of the artistArt and evangelizationBeauty and our environmentThe rise of AI and the desire for authentic human experiencesToday's Guests:Robert Puschautz is a representational artist based out of Tyler, Texas. He received his bachelor's in Painting and Art Education from the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign and continued his studies in classical painting at the Ravenswood Atelier in Chicago. He is the Executive Director of Stabat Mater Foundation, a nonprofit whose mission is the renewal of beauty in our world and culture by praying for and supporting artists. To see more of his work visit robertpuschautz.weebly.com.AnneMarie Johnson's work focuses on the relationship between finitude and transcendence in the human experience. She graduated from the University of Dallas in 2018 with a B.A. in Art - Painting. In 2024 she completed the three-year Classical drawing and painting program at the Lyme Academy of Fine Arts. Additional studies include classical drawing at the Florence Academy of Art, U.S., and graduate painting and art history at the University of Dallas (2021). AnneMarie is currently the Art Fellow and an instructor of drawing at the Stabat Mater Foundation in Tyler, TX.Timestamps:02:26 The Mission of the Stabat Mater Foundation04:18 Bringing Beauty into Education06:49 Art as a Reflection of Divine Creation12:02 Art as a Means of Evangelization22:27 Co-Creating with God: Integrating Beauty and Intellect24:48 Training Discernment: Truth, Goodness, and Beauty28:33 Bringing Art into the Classroom33:30 The Human Connection: Art in the Age of TechnologyUniversity of Dallas Links:The Way of Beauty (Season Two, The Quest television series): quest.udallas.eduClassical Education Master's Program at the University of Dallas: udallas.edu/classical-edSt. Ambrose Center Professional Development for Teachers and Administrators: https://k12classical.udallas.edu/Resources Mentioned in Today's Episode:Ever Ancient, Ever New: Art History, Appreciation, Theory, and Practice, Level One (Grades 5-9)Ever Ancient, Ever New: Art History, Appreciation, Theory, and Practice, Level Two (Grades 7-12)Support the showIf you enjoyed the show, please leave a rating and review — it helps others find us!

How do we continue to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ in a world that is rapidly becoming less Christian? Where do we turn when it feels like change is all around? What is the future for St. Francis in the Fields, and for our own lives of faith? These are some of the questions we'll explore in our four-week series “Ever Ancient, Ever New: Tradition, Change, and A Vision for the Future.” We'll begin by hearing encouraging stories about the way tradition roots us in a changing world before exploring how we hope the church will respond to the needs of the world today. Join us to be encouraged and to get excited about where God is calling us next!

“O Beauty ever ancient, ever new” From Confessions, Book X, Chapter 27: “Late have I loved you, O Beauty ever ancient and ever new! Late have I loved you!” This famous declaration captures Augustine's profound realization that God is the ultimate source of beauty—timeless, renewing, and intimately close—even though Augustine initially sought comfort elsewhere. With eyes of faith, with eyes of the heart, we come to gaze upon the beauty of the Lord. Worship God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, in the beauty of holiness. Icon: Ivanka Demchuk

Episode Topic: Four Poetas on Catholic ImaginationExperience a Letras Latinas reading and conversation featuring Adela Najarro, Natalia Treviño, Gina Franco, and Sarah Cortez at Notre Dame's de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture fall 2024 conference Ever Ancient, Ever New: On Catholic Imagination. These writers of faith continue to draw on the wisdom, wonder, and beauty of the evergreen Catholic tradition to inform a particular mode of understanding and engaging with the world around them.Featured Speakers:Francisco Aragon, Director of Letras Latinas, University of Notre DameAdela Najarro, Poet, President on the Board of Directors for Círculo de Poetas and WritersNatalia Trevino, Poet, Professor of English at Northwest Vista CollegeGina Franco, Poet, Professor at Knox CollegeSarah Cortez, Poet, Founder and President of Catholic Literary ArtsRead this episode's recap over on the University of Notre Dame's open online learning community platform, ThinkND: https://go.nd.edu/2f8e4eThis podcast is a part of the ThinkND Series titled Letras Latinas.Thanks for listening! The ThinkND Podcast is brought to you by ThinkND, the University of Notre Dame's online learning community. We connect you with videos, podcasts, articles, courses, and other resources to inspire minds and spark conversations on topics that matter to you — everything from faith and politics, to science, technology, and your career. Learn more about ThinkND and register for upcoming live events at think.nd.edu. Join our LinkedIn community for updates, episode clips, and more.

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Here is my homily from December 24, 2024, the Christmas Mass During the Night. See the readings at usccb.org.

Happy New Year! The Church is Ever Ancient and Ever New, so what does it mean for something a couple thousand years old to have new beginnings? We explore that and more in this FRESH new episode!

Join us as we wrap up our series on the Mass. This week we will discuss the concluding rites and why you should never leave Mass early. Tuesday through Friday, tune in for Tommy's Story, written and read by Fr. Kyle Kowalczyk which will bring you into the incredible mystery of the Mass and the priesthood. Want to hear more from Fr. Kowalczyk? He has his own podcast. Ever Ancient, Ever New can be found on most podcast platforms. https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eaen/episodes/Ep-50-How-to-choose-a-parish-e20drbd  Check out the Catholic Sprouts Podcast ARCHIVES! https://catholicsprouts.com/podcast-archives/    Find fun, meaningful, faith-filled projects for your own family in the Catholic Family Resource Library. https://catholicsprouts.com/catholic-family-resource-library-signup/    Catholic Sprouts is a production of Spoke Street Media. For more great Catholic podcasts, check out spokestreet.com 

Join us as we wrap up our series on the Mass. This week we will discuss the concluding rites and why you should never leave Mass early. Tuesday through Friday, tune in for Tommy's Story, written and read by Fr. Kyle Kowalczyk which will bring you into the incredible mystery of the Mass and the priesthood. Want to hear more from Fr. Kowalczyk? He has his own podcast. Ever Ancient, Ever New can be found on most podcast platforms. https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eaen/episodes/Ep-50-How-to-choose-a-parish-e20drbd  Check out the Catholic Sprouts Podcast ARCHIVES! https://catholicsprouts.com/podcast-archives/    Find fun, meaningful, faith-filled projects for your own family in the Catholic Family Resource Library. https://catholicsprouts.com/catholic-family-resource-library-signup/    Catholic Sprouts is a production of Spoke Street Media. For more great Catholic podcasts, check out spokestreet.com 

Join us as we wrap up our series on the Mass. This week we will discuss the concluding rites and why you should never leave Mass early. Tuesday through Friday, tune in for Tommy's Story, written and read by Fr. Kyle Kowalczyk which will bring you into the incredible mystery of the Mass and the priesthood. Want to hear more from Fr. Kowalczyk? He has his own podcast. Ever Ancient, Ever New can be found on most podcast platforms. https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eaen/episodes/Ep-50-How-to-choose-a-parish-e20drbd  Check out the Catholic Sprouts Podcast ARCHIVES! https://catholicsprouts.com/podcast-archives/    Find fun, meaningful, faith-filled projects for your own family in the Catholic Family Resource Library. https://catholicsprouts.com/catholic-family-resource-library-signup/    Catholic Sprouts is a production of Spoke Street Media. For more great Catholic podcasts, check out spokestreet.com 

Join us as we wrap up our series on the Mass. This week we will discuss the concluding rites and why you should never leave Mass early. Tuesday through Friday, tune in for Tommy's Story, written and read by Fr. Kyle Kowalczyk which will bring you into the incredible mystery of the Mass and the priesthood. Want to hear more from Fr. Kowalczyk? He has his own podcast. Ever Ancient, Ever New can be found on most podcast platforms. https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eaen/episodes/Ep-50-How-to-choose-a-parish-e20drbd  Check out the Catholic Sprouts Podcast ARCHIVES! https://catholicsprouts.com/podcast-archives/    Find fun, meaningful, faith-filled projects for your own family in the Catholic Family Resource Library. https://catholicsprouts.com/catholic-family-resource-library-signup/    Catholic Sprouts is a production of Spoke Street Media. For more great Catholic podcasts, check out spokestreet.com 

Join us as we wrap up our series on the Mass. This week we will discuss the concluding rites and why you should never leave Mass early. Tuesday through Friday, tune in for Tommy's Story, written and read by Fr. Kyle Kowalczyk which will bring you into the incredible mystery of the Mass and the priesthood. Want to hear more from Fr. Kowalczyk? He has his own podcast. Ever Ancient, Ever New can be found on most podcast platforms. https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eaen/episodes/Ep-50-How-to-choose-a-parish-e20drbd  Check out the Catholic Sprouts Podcast ARCHIVES! https://catholicsprouts.com/podcast-archives/    Find fun, meaningful, faith-filled projects for your own family in the Catholic Family Resource Library. https://catholicsprouts.com/catholic-family-resource-library-signup/    Catholic Sprouts is a production of Spoke Street Media. For more great Catholic podcasts, check out spokestreet.com 

What is it? Why are Catholics taking this position? Where did it come from? What are the arguments for and against it? This and more on today's ep. Ever Ancient, Ever New is a podcast that seeks to plumb the depths of beauty in Christianity and is proudly sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters. Contact Brian Marketon, General Agent, at 763-658-4009.

Fr. Kyle and Jeromy dive into the modern age-old question of how to choose a parish. Should you go to the one closest to you? Should you go to one that you really "connect" with? The guys dive into these questions and more in their 50th episode. Ever Ancient, Ever New is a podcast that seeks to plumb the depths of beauty in Christianity and is proudly sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters. Contact Brian Marketon, General Agent, at 763-658-4009.

People love rituals. They may not always recognize something as a rituals, but here in America, even a primarily Protestant Christianity embraces all kinds of rituals in sports, ethnic cultures, the home, the military, weddings, funerals, and more. Ironically, Catholic rituals (like the Mass) are the only rituals regularly frowned upon or subjected to mockery. Today Fr. Kyle breaks down why we love rituals so much and why we need them. Ever Ancient, Ever New is a podcast that seeks to plumb the depths of beauty in Christianity and is proudly sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters. Contact Brian Marketon, General Agent, at 763-658-4009.

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The laicizing of a priest is always a cause for sorrow, and in some cases, even scandal. Fr. Kyle and Jeromy take a magnaimous approach to the circumstances surrounding Frank Pavone, his work with Priests for Life and his troubles with bishops over the years, as well as discuss the protocol surrounding these events. Ever Ancient, Ever New is a podcast that seeks to plumb the depths of beauty in Christianity and is proudly sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters. Contact Brian Marketon, General Agent, at 763-658-4009.

Cruciformed is proud to present the “Ever Ancient, Ever New” podcast, an opportunity to experience Sacred Scriptures in a new, dynamic way.  Fr. Stephen Gadberry and Robbie Rivera collaborate to give you the Mass readings paired with contemplative  music, providing you with a regular opportunity to “Be Still, and know that the Lord is God!”  Ps. 46:10Support the Show.

Fr. Kyle uncovers some of the amazing things the Church has uncovered in the last 200 years, things we often take for granted. Ever Ancient, Ever New is a podcast that seeks to plumb the depths of beauty in Christianity and is proudly sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters. Contact Brian Marketon, General Agent, at 763-658-4009.

After a ANOTHER short hiatus, we're back to answer the question we've been teasing for months. It will (maybe) surprise you. Ever Ancient, Ever New is a podcast that seeks to plumb the depths of beauty in Christianity and is proudly sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters. Contact Brian Marketon, General Agent, at 763-658-4009.

What does breastfeeding have to do with homeschooling?  A lot actually!  Gina Peterson from Catholic Nursing Mother's League addresses some questions that were submitted from a listener.  We discuss tandem nursing, what we can let go of, negotiating the season of littles, nurturing ourselves through this time.  And some ways to fill your tank and theirs.  3:36 - A little about Gina and Catholic Nursing Mother's League 13:14 - Tandem nursing, supply and weaning 17:21 - Attachment when babies are close together 19:04 - How do we embrace this season and what can we let go of? 24:07 - Creating opportunities for attachment  30:58 - Filling up our tanks and keeping our children's tanks full  Check out Art programs by CHC! Ever Ancient, Ever New:Art History, Appreciation, Theory and Practice by Catholic Heritage CurriculaCatholic Nursing Mothers League and Facebook group Breastfeeding and Catholic Motherhood by Sheila Kippley Breastfeeding and Natural Child Spacing by Sheila Kippleybreasts in active duty (blog post) Send Bonnie a question by email atquestionsmakejoynormal@gmail.com or by voicemail here.#makejoynormal #homeschooling  #attachment #breastfeeding #tandemnursing #motherhood #connection  Try Riversidefm, Our recording platform.  I use it because it's easy. I use it because good tech support matters.https://riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_1&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=bonnieBuzzsprout makes podcasting simple.  I value support in this ministry; the folks at buzzsprout respond quickly and cheerfully.https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1000177

After a brief hiatus, we're back to finish up this important conversation! Catholic antagonists on the right say we're too loose with who "goes to heaven" and the ones on the left say we're too strict! So which is it? Ever Ancient, Ever New is a podcast that seeks to plumb the depths of beauty in Christianity and is proudly sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters. Contact Brian Marketon, General Agent, at 763-658-4009.

I started binge listening to Fallon and her co-host Kori a month or so ago, when my daughter told me about their work.  Fallon, homeschool mom and a woman who wants to help you to optimal nutrition, shares her story of healing and her passion in the quest for women's health.  Among so many other things, well nourished women have more energy, more stable moods, higher quality sleep...wait...those are all the things you need, am I right?  But it the middle of it all, the whole point is JOY.  Nutrition should be beautiful, not frustrating.  Joyful, not a chore.  Thank you, Fallon, for your gifts.  Join us while we overshare.  2:13 - Welcome Fallon / What brought you to your health journey?16:00 - Wellness should bring you joy 27:52 - How do we start to make positive changes? 35:23 - Body image appreciation 45:57 - The spiritual discipline of fasting 49:42 - Toxicity, gut health and healing through food 1:01:04 - Is there a solution for anxiety?Ever Ancient, Ever New:Art History, Appreciation, Theory and Practice by Catholic Heritage Curriculafallonstable.com     @fallondanaeThe Freely Rooted Podcast #makejoynormal #homeschool #real #organic #wholefoods #nourishment #intuition #foodfreedom #wellness #joy #vibrancy  Try Riversidefm, Our recording platform.  I use it because it's easy. I use it because good tech support matters.https://riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_1&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=bonnieBuzzsprout makes podcasting simple.  I value support in this ministry; the folks at buzzsprout respond quickly and cheerfully.https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1000177

One of the most misunderstood doctrines, inside the Church and out, is what "No Salvation outside the Church" means. Are all Protestants going to hell? What about fallen away Catholics coming back to Jesus in a Protestant church? And what about ALL the non-Catholic Christians after the Reformation? But if you can be saved in any old Church, then why would Christ found a Church in the first place? Join Fr. Kyle and Jeromy for another even-handed take on this controversial topic. Ever Ancient, Ever New is a podcast that seeks to plumb the depths of beauty in Christianity and is proudly sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters. Contact Brian Marketon, General Agent, at 763-658-4009.

If it's easy to get into Heaven, why try? If it's nearly impossible, why try? Somewhere in between lies Christ's answer on who can be saved, and how many will be saved. Join Fr. Kyle and Jeromy as they explore Salvation as a gift and why we must care for it. Ever Ancient, Ever New is a podcast that seeks to plumb the depths of beauty in Christianity and is proudly sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters. Contact Brian Marketon, General Agent, at 763-658-4009.

In this episode, dedicated and darling listener, Bianca, brings her questions (and her baby boy!) to the show.  We focus on our kid's faith.  When they're little, they just gotta go with what their parents do, but as they get older, what?  We talk about why I don't talk about my adult kids, and building a family culture.  We also address what it's like to be shallow: the pros, the cons.  I know you're dying to know.  2:14 - Welcome Bianca!  Faith and family background12:17 - How can faith be maintained for our kids as they get older? 20:25 - What I wish I had done in creating a family culture   23:06 - Daily mass and when feeling overwhelmed by it Ever Ancient, Ever New:Art History, Appreciation, Theory and Practice by Catholic Heritage Curriculagrowing alongside our kids in faith (podcast)my Lord and my God (blog post)#makejoynormal #homeschool #mentorship #spiritualgrowth #familyculture #prayer  Try Riversidefm, Our recording platform.  I use it because it's easy. I use it because good tech support matters.https://riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_1&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=bonnieBuzzsprout makes podcasting simple.  I value support in this ministry; the folks at buzzsprout respond quickly and cheerfully.https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1000177

Jeromy and Fr. Kyle continue their conversation around Salvation, certainty and the gifts and promises given to us by Christ, through the ministry of His Church. If you struggle with scrupulosity and legalism, this is the episode for you. Ever Ancient, Ever New is a podcast that seeks to plumb the depths of beauty in Christianity and is proudly sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters. Contact Brian Marketon, General Agent, at 763-658-4009.

One of the most common charges against the Catholic Church is that they preach a different Gospel. So what is the Gospel and, just as important, can we know for certain that we're going to heaven when we die? Fr. Kyle and Jeromy dive into this contentious topic on today's episode. Ever Ancient, Ever New is a podcast that seeks to plumb the depths of beauty in Christianity and is proudly sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters. Contact Brian Marketon, General Agent, at 763-658-4009.

Why are we so drawn to conspiracy theories? In the age of instant information and lies traveling around the world in the blink of an eye, Fr. Kyle and Jeromy assess the various ways we get drawn into conspiracies, why we're drawn to them, and how to get out. Ever Ancient, Ever New is a podcast that seeks to plumb the depths of beauty in Christianity and is proudly sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters. Contact Brian Marketon, General Agent, at 763-658-4009.

God wants to be close to us and be our purpose and joy

A TOUGH, but important conversation around annulments - what they are, when they're allowed, and why they're different than divorce. This episode will surprise you. Ever Ancient, Ever New is a podcast that seeks to plumb the depths of beauty in Christianity and is proudly sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters. Contact Brian Marketon, General Agent, at 763-658-4009.

Few parts of Catholic theology are more misunderstood (by Protestants and Catholics) than Papal Infallibility. The guys dive into the this contentious debate on today's episode. Ever Ancient, Ever New is a podcast that seeks to plumb the depths of beauty in Christianity and is proudly sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters. Contact Brian Marketon, General Agent, at 763-658-4009.

The guys tackle this momentous occasion with a reasoned conversation about how we should respond and what comes next. Ever Ancient, Ever New is a podcast that seeks to plumb the depths of beauty in Christianity and is proudly sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters. Contact Brian Marketon, General Agent, at 763-658-4009.

Ever since the Reformation, baptizing babies has remained at or near the top of the list on controversial Christian practices. Contrary to popular belief, Catholics aren't the only ones who baptize babies. Lutherans, Anglicans, Episcopalians, Eastern Orthodox, Presbyterians and many other denominations practice infant baptism. If the Sacraments are a gift, and Baptism is a Sacrament, then how should this form our conscience as Christians? The Little Flower, Thérèse of Lisieux, gets a shout out in joyful conversation. Ever Ancient, Ever New is a podcast that seeks to plumb the depths of beauty in Christianity and is proudly sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters. Contact Brian Marketon, General Agent, at 763-658-4009.

One of the significant barriers to becoming Catholic later in life seems to always revolve around Mary's place in Salvation history. Immaculately conceived, our Queen was sinless her entire life. That's a complex sentence to grasp for many Christians raised outside the Catholic Church. Doesn't her sinlessness contradict Scripture? Father Kyle and Jeromy unpack this controversial but fundamental dogma and why it's essential to Christianity. Ever Ancient, Ever New is a podcast that seeks to plumb the depths of beauty in Christianity and is proudly sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters. Contact Brian Marketon, General Agent, at 763-658-4009.

Unless you've been living under a rock, you'll know that Archbishop Cordileone recently banned Nancy Pelosi from receiving Holy Communion, igniting a firestorm online and around the country as to the nature of the Eucharist and whether it should be, ahem, "politicized." Fr. Kyle and Jeromy wade into this critical topic to discuss the pastoral love in denying Holy Communion to a person in mortal sin, and its Biblical roots. Ever Ancient, Ever New is a podcast that seeks to plumb the depths of beauty in Christianity and is proudly sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters. Contact Brian Marketon, General Agent, at 763-658-4009

We are joined by freelance editor and writer David Dashiell to discuss the new book he edited, Ever Ancient, Ever New: Why Younger Generations are Embracing Traditional Catholicism. Why are younger Catholics embracing religious tradition, and what advice would he give to those who are curious or hesitant towards the traditional forms of worship? Ever Ancient, Ever New: Why Younger Generations are Embracing Traditional Catholicism Why Mass Doesn't Need To Be “New and Improved” Why Bother With Worship? Mass of the Ages Trailer Mass of the Ages : Episode 1

Brittany, a listener from Manitoba, brings her questions to the show, her questions reflect scenarios we've all experienced in our family life.  If you are interested in bringing your questions to me in an episode, contact me here:  makejoynormal(at)gmail.com4:34 - How do you navigate an older child hitting the toddler out of frustration? 11:33 - How do you deal with a highly emotional child? 18:20 - How do you handle a child who retaliates at you for your discipline?25:20 - How do you come up with a consequence in the heat of the moment?Ever Ancient, Ever New:Art History, Appreciation, Theory and Practice by Catholic Heritage CurriculaTonieboxRecommended reading :Hold Onto Your Kids by Gordon NeufeldDiscipline Without Distress: 135 tools for raising caring, responsible children by Judy ArnallRevolution of Mercy: how kindness changes everything by Bonnie Landry if not carrot and stick, then WHAT (blog post) Try Riversidefm, Our recording platform.  I use it because it's easy. I use it because good tech support matters.https://riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_1&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=bonnieBuzzsprout makes podcasting simple.  I value support in this ministry; the folks at buzzsprout respond quickly and cheerfully.https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1000177