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Charisms, Do Soulmates Exist, and Saints Before Jesus
FromAsk Father Josh (Your Catholic Question and Answer Podcast)
Charisms, Do Soulmates Exist, and Saints Before Jesus
FromAsk Father Josh (Your Catholic Question and Answer Podcast)
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Length:
28 minutes
Released:
Aug 13, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
Fr.Josh answers questions on charisms, whether soulmates exist, and saints before Jesus.
Snippet From the Show
The only relationship we are destined for, is our relationship with Jesus Christ. We were created to abide in him for all eternity, all other relationships in our lives are gifts and meant to point us back to him.
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Snippet From the Show
The only relationship we are destined for, is our relationship with Jesus Christ. We were created to abide in him for all eternity, all other relationships in our lives are gifts and meant to point us back to him.
Text “askfrjosh” to 33-777 to subscribe to Fr. Josh’s shownotes or go to www.AscensionPress.com/AskFrJosh.
Email your questions and feedback to Fr. Josh at askfrjosh@ascensionpress.com
Released:
Aug 13, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
Titles in the series (100)
The Eucharist, Relationship Standards, and Smoking Weed: Fr. Josh talks about the Eucharist, relationship standards when it comes to faith, and the morality of smoking weed. Glory Story (5:50) Smoking Weed (10:30) I know a lot of Catholic friends who are fine with smoking pot. They say that they can do it in moderation just like drinking alcohol. If it were to become legal, would it be ok to smoke occasionally? If not, how is it different than drinking alcohol? -Aaron The Eucharist (18:18) Why must we believe in the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist? -Teresia Relationship Standards (26:07) In searching for a partner, how important is intellectual compatibility and spiritual compatibility in the long run? Is it sufficient if the other person is just mildly Catholic or is it important for him to match my spiritual level? I am new to the dating scene and I prefer someone who is serious about his faith, who is willing to grow and learn with me, who can discuss theolog by Ask Father Josh (Your Catholic Question and Answer Podcast)