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Ask a Catholic Evangelist: How Can I Share the Gospel with My Family, Parish, and Community?
FromEvery Knee Shall Bow (Your Catholic Evangelization Podcast)
Ask a Catholic Evangelist: How Can I Share the Gospel with My Family, Parish, and Community?
FromEvery Knee Shall Bow (Your Catholic Evangelization Podcast)
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Length:
36 minutes
Released:
Mar 6, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
Mike and Dave answer your questions about how to get programs going at your parish, how to share the gospel with fallen-away family members, and how to invest in Catholic evangelism as well as catechesis when funds are short.
Snippet from the Show
“You have a mission as a layperson ... To not proclaim Jesus Christ and just wait for a priest to do it is a fundamental corruption to your baptismal dignity. Christ is inviting you on this mission. You don’t need anyone else’s permission.”
Listener Questions:
1. “My priest isn’t into evangelization, what do I do?”
2. “I have three children, none are truly evangelized, except my oldest daughter who is now evangelical, but ‘at least she has Jesus.’”
3. “I am a DRE who got caught up in the catechesis game. I now want to invest in evangelism, but am at a poor parish.”
Resources mentioned:
* Christifideles Laici, Chapter 3
* The Great Adventure Bible Studies
* No Greater Love by Edward Sri
* The Life of Christ by Rev. Fulton Sheen
* To Know Christ Jesus by Frank Sheed
* Radical Communities by Michael Gormley
* Redeemer of Man by Pope St. John Paul II
* Catechesi Tradendae, 19-20
5 Practical Tips:
1. Kerygma: Refresh yourself on what the kerygma is and isn’t.
2. Community: Meet up for Eucharistic Adoration and drinks.
3. Reading: Jesus Shock by Peter Kreeft.
4. Intercession: Pray a decade of the Rosary every day for clergy who need conversion.
5. Lent: Don’t let Lent pass you by, be intentional! Prayerfully consider what God wants from you this Lent. Take an hour and figure it out.
Snippet from the Show
“You have a mission as a layperson ... To not proclaim Jesus Christ and just wait for a priest to do it is a fundamental corruption to your baptismal dignity. Christ is inviting you on this mission. You don’t need anyone else’s permission.”
Listener Questions:
1. “My priest isn’t into evangelization, what do I do?”
2. “I have three children, none are truly evangelized, except my oldest daughter who is now evangelical, but ‘at least she has Jesus.’”
3. “I am a DRE who got caught up in the catechesis game. I now want to invest in evangelism, but am at a poor parish.”
Resources mentioned:
* Christifideles Laici, Chapter 3
* The Great Adventure Bible Studies
* No Greater Love by Edward Sri
* The Life of Christ by Rev. Fulton Sheen
* To Know Christ Jesus by Frank Sheed
* Radical Communities by Michael Gormley
* Redeemer of Man by Pope St. John Paul II
* Catechesi Tradendae, 19-20
5 Practical Tips:
1. Kerygma: Refresh yourself on what the kerygma is and isn’t.
2. Community: Meet up for Eucharistic Adoration and drinks.
3. Reading: Jesus Shock by Peter Kreeft.
4. Intercession: Pray a decade of the Rosary every day for clergy who need conversion.
5. Lent: Don’t let Lent pass you by, be intentional! Prayerfully consider what God wants from you this Lent. Take an hour and figure it out.
Released:
Mar 6, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode
Titles in the series (100)
Understanding the Personal and Ecclesial Dimension of Our Catholic Faith: Church teaching is an important part of our Catholic Faith. Today, Mike and Dave are going to show you how to incorporate the church into the kerygma. They explain how fellowship is not socializing and why the Church comes before the individual in the plan of God. “Our love for Jesus and for our neighbor impels us to speak to others about our faith. Each believer is thus a link in the great chain of believers. I cannot believe without being carried by the faith of others, and by my faith I help support others in the faith.” (CCC 166) Snippet from the Show: You have not given yourself faith as you have not given yourself life. The believer has received faith from others and should hand it on to others. (CCC 166) by Every Knee Shall Bow (Your Catholic Evangelization Podcast)