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Monsignor James Shea

Danielle Bean

Glen's Story Corner

1/25/24 6am CT Hour - Monsignor James Shea/ Danielle Bean
John, Glen and Sarah chat about Pope Francis' comments on AI, Ohio not passing gender affirming care for minors, Jim Harbaugh moving to the NFL and play What's That Sound.
Monsignor explains why it's never been more important to reach out and have ecumenical relations so that Christian unity grows around the world.
Danielle shares why it's important to have fun in our family and to make sure you plan for it but not obsess that everything goes "perfectly".

1/25/24 6am CT Hour - Monsignor James Shea/ Danielle Bean
<ul>
<li>John, Glen and Sarah chat about Pope Francis' comments on AI, Ohio not passing gender affirming care for minors, Jim Harbaugh moving to the NFL and play What's That Sound.</li>
<li>Monsignor explains why it's never been more important to reach out and have ecumenical relations so that Christian unity grows around the world.</li>
<li>Danielle shares why it's important to have fun in our family and to make sure you plan for it but not obsess that everything goes "perfectly".</li>
</ul>

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Christian Unity/ Having Fun as a Family

NEC Pilgrimage Update

Fr. Brice Higginbotham

Suzanne Bilodeau

6/25/24 6am CT Hour - Fr. Brice Higgenbotham/ Suzanne Bilodeau


John, Glen and Sarah chat about weather, College World Series, Panthers win Stanley Cup and give an update on the NEC Pilgrimage.


Fr. Brice talks about the "Why" series he helped create to answer the many questions we have as to why we do what we do in the Catholic Church.


Suzanne shares what it means to avoid the accomplishment culture and just "be" with the Lord and do the work He wants us to do.

6/25/24 6am CT Hour - Fr. Brice Higgenbotham/ Suzanne Bilodeau
 
<ul>
<li>John, Glen and Sarah chat about weather, College World Series, Panthers win Stanley Cup and give an update on the NEC Pilgrimage.</li>
</ul>
 
<ul>
<li>Fr. Brice talks about the "Why" series he helped create to answer the many questions we have as to why we do what we do in the Catholic Church.</li>
</ul>
 
<ul>
<li>Suzanne shares what it means to avoid the accomplishment culture and just "be" with the Lord and do the work He wants us to do.</li>
</ul>

"Why" of the Faith/ Be More, Do Less

Martha Fernandez Sardina

William Albrecht

6/26/24 7am CT Hour - Martha Fernandez-Sardina/ William Albrecht


John, Glen and Sarah chat about weather, College World Series, Panthers win Stanley Cup and give an update on the NEC Pilgrimage.


Martha talks about how we can prepare for disagreements and share love in those conversations.


William breaks down the passages of the Bible that talk about the suffering servant and shows how they are fulfilled in Jesus. 

6/26/24 7am CT Hour - Martha Fernandez-Sardina/ William Albrecht
 
<ul>
<li>John, Glen and Sarah chat about weather, College World Series, Panthers win Stanley Cup and give an update on the NEC Pilgrimage.</li>
</ul>
 
<ul>
<li>Martha talks about how we can prepare for disagreements and share love in those conversations.</li>
</ul>
 
<ul>
<li>William breaks down the passages of the Bible that talk about the suffering servant and shows how they are fulfilled in Jesus. </li>
</ul>

Love Amidst Disagreements/ Suffering Servant

A Historic Victory for the Sanctity of Life!



Two years ago, the Supreme Court made a monumental decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, ending abortion as a federal right and returning the issue to the states. This ruling was a significant victory for the us in the pro-life community, because we know that every human life is sacred. Kristan Hawkins, President of Students for Life of America, stood at the steps of the Supreme Court, announcing this historic decision to the world. Can you imagine what it would have been like to be there that day? 



Reflecting on a Momentous Day

Kristan shared her vivid memories of that fateful day: the rush to get to the Supreme Court, the adrenaline, and the overwhelming sense of triumph as she read the court's decision. This victory honored the countless pro-life advocates who had tirelessly defended the unborn since 1973.



Celebrating and Advancing the Mission

Last year, on the one-year anniversary, pro-life leaders gathered at the Lincoln Memorial for the National Celebrate Life Day. Kristan emphasized that this was not the end but the beginning of a renewed commitment to protect life. This past weekend, the pro-life community once again gathered in Washington, D.C., for the second anniversary, united in the cause and celebrating the countless lives saved.



The Battle Continues

While the reversal of Roe v. Wade is a monumental step, the pro-life mission is far from over. The movement now focuses on achieving 14th Amendment protections for all, born and preborn. Despite some disappointments and setbacks, such as recent decisions on abortion pills, Kristan is confident that "Life is winning in America."



Uniting and Educating

The pro-life movement is more unified than ever. We are committed to educating the public about the sanctity of life and promoting alternatives such as adoption and pregnancy resource centers, reflecting the Church's call to support and cherish every life. People deserve to know the truth, that the pro-life community cares for women and children. 



Powerful Campaigns

Students for Life's "Almost Aborted" campaign testifies to the resilience and courage of those who chose life under challenging circumstances, such as rape. These powerful stories need to be seen so that hearts can be softened! 



Facing Challenges Head-On

Kristan acknowledged the challenges ahead, including fighting late-term abortion ballot referendums and combating the spread of chemical abortion pills. However, she stressed the importance of continuing to educate and advocate.



Standing Strong

The pro-life movement is steadfast Our strength lies in grassroots efforts, unwavering faith, and the belief that every life is precious.



A Future Full of Hope

The message is clear: the fight for life is far from over. With unity, perseverance, and faith, we are confident in an ultimate victory against the powers of death. Let's celebrate these milestones and look forward to a future where every life is cherished and protected.

A Historic Victory for the Sanctity of Life!
 
Two years ago, the Supreme Court made a monumental decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, ending abortion as a federal right and returning the issue to the states. This ruling was a significant victory for the us in the pro-life community, because we know that every human life is sacred. Kristan Hawkins, President of Students for Life of America, stood at the steps of the Supreme Court, announcing this historic decision to the world. Can you imagine what it would have been like to be there that day? 
 
Reflecting on a Momentous Day
Kristan shared her vivid memories of that fateful day: the rush to get to the Supreme Court, the adrenaline, and the overwhelming sense of triumph as she read the court's decision. This victory honored the countless pro-life advocates who had tirelessly defended the unborn since 1973.
 
Celebrating and Advancing the Mission
Last year, on the one-year anniversary, pro-life leaders gathered at the Lincoln Memorial for the National Celebrate Life Day. Kristan emphasized that this was not the end but the beginning of a renewed commitment to protect life. This past weekend, the pro-life community once again gathered in Washington, D.C., for the second anniversary, united in the cause and celebrating the countless lives saved.
 
The Battle Continues
While the reversal of Roe v. Wade is a monumental step, the pro-life mission is far from over. The movement now focuses on achieving 14th Amendment protections for all, born and preborn. Despite some disappointments and setbacks, such as recent decisions on abortion pills, Kristan is confident that "Life is winning in America."
 
Uniting and Educating
The pro-life movement is more unified than ever. We are committed to educating the public about the sanctity of life and promoting alternatives such as adoption and pregnancy resource centers, reflecting the Church's call to support and cherish every life. People deserve to know the truth, that the pro-life community cares for women and children. 
 
Powerful Campaigns
Students for Life's<a href="https://studentsforlife.org/2024/06/21/almost-aborted-angela-harders/"> "Almost Aborted" campaign </a>testifies to the resilience and courage of those who chose life under challenging circumstances, such as rape. These powerful stories need to be seen so that hearts can be softened! 
 
Facing Challenges Head-On
Kristan acknowledged the challenges ahead, including fighting late-term abortion ballot referendums and combating the spread of chemical abortion pills. However, she stressed the importance of continuing to educate and advocate.
 
Standing Strong
The pro-life movement is steadfast Our strength lies in grassroots efforts, unwavering faith, and the belief that every life is precious.
 
A Future Full of Hope
The message is clear: the fight for life is far from over. With unity, perseverance, and faith, we are confident in an ultimate victory against the powers of death. Let's celebrate these milestones and look forward to a future where every life is cherished and protected.

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