Why do we change last names? 

Break 1

Should abortion be legal? 

Do unbaptized babies go to heaven?

Why don't we have the same choice as Adam?

How did you get on Relevant Radio?

Can Catholics be feminists?

Relationship between modesty and love

Break 2

Our lady of the Rosary

Hardest part about marriage

On this episode of Trending with Timmerie: 

 

Episode Guide
Lesbian writer objects after actress Margo Robbie takes husband’s last name – why do we change last names? (1:29)
Should abortion be legal? (19:27)
If a child dies before Baptism, will he or she go to heaven? (23:28)
Why don’t we have the same choice as Adam and Eve? (27:07)
How did you get on Relevant Radio? (28:05)
Can Catholics be feminists? (29:30)
What is the relationship between modesty and love? (33:37)
Our lady of the Rosary (38:39)
What’s the hardest part about marriage and love? (45:25)

 

Resources mentioned: 

 

The 15 Promises of Our Lady to Those Who Pray the Rosary

https://marian.org/13th/the-fifteen-promises-of-our-lady

 

The Secret of the Rosary by St. Louis DeMontfort

https://tanbooks.com/products/the-secret-of-the-rosary/?gc_id=17487855346&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwjY64BhCaARIsAIfc7YYG6_E6EXx4WBlLGIgDw7HmS-g2LdOuiKBykZ8mpZ4P2YS70Q1oBvQaAqgJEALw_wcB

 

Scripture Rosary 

https://amzn.to/3XXJiEt

 

PDF Methods for Saying Methods for Saying the Rosary the Rosary – St. Louis de Montfort 

http://www.montfortian.info/writings/files/Methods-of-Reciting-the-Rosary.pdf

On this episode of Trending with Timmerie:&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Episode Guide
<ul>
<li>Lesbian writer objects after actress Margo Robbie takes husband&rsquo;s last name &ndash; why do we change last names? (1:29)</li>
<li>Should abortion be legal? (19:27)</li>
<li>If a child dies before Baptism, will he or she go to heaven? (23:28)</li>
<li>Why don&rsquo;t we have the same choice as Adam and Eve? (27:07)</li>
<li>How did you get on Relevant Radio? (28:05)</li>
<li>Can Catholics be feminists? (29:30)</li>
<li>What is the relationship between modesty and love? (33:37)</li>
<li>Our lady of the Rosary (38:39)</li>
<li>What&rsquo;s the hardest part about marriage and love? (45:25)</li>
</ul>
&nbsp;
Resources mentioned:&nbsp;
&nbsp;
The 15 Promises of Our Lady to Those Who Pray the Rosary
<a href="https://marian.org/13th/the-fifteen-promises-of-our-lady">https://marian.org/13th/the-fifteen-promises-of-our-lady</a>
&nbsp;
The Secret of the Rosary by St. Louis DeMontfort
<a href="https://tanbooks.com/products/the-secret-of-the-rosary/?gc_id=17487855346&amp;gad_source=1&amp;gclid=Cj0KCQjwjY64BhCaARIsAIfc7YYG6_E6EXx4WBlLGIgDw7HmS-g2LdOuiKBykZ8mpZ4P2YS70Q1oBvQaAqgJEALw_wcB">https://tanbooks.com/products/the-secret-of-the-rosary/?gc_id=17487855346&amp;gad_source=1&amp;gclid=Cj0KCQjwjY64BhCaARIsAIfc7YYG6_E6EXx4WBlLGIgDw7HmS-g2LdOuiKBykZ8mpZ4P2YS70Q1oBvQaAqgJEALw_wcB</a>
&nbsp;
Scripture Rosary&nbsp;
<a href="https://amzn.to/3XXJiEt">https://amzn.to/3XXJiEt</a>
&nbsp;
PDF Methods for Saying Methods for Saying the Rosary the Rosary &ndash; St. Louis de Montfort&nbsp;
<a href="http://www.montfortian.info/writings/files/Methods-of-Reciting-the-Rosary.pdf">http://www.montfortian.info/writings/files/Methods-of-Reciting-the-Rosary.pdf</a>

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Finding hope in St. Maximilian Kolbe

PRIMETIME (2026)

Elizabeth Holmes documentary 

Filmmaker Anthony D'Ambrosio joins Trending with Timmerie 

Episode Guide
Finding hope in St. Maximilian Kolbe (1:57)
PRIMETIME (2026) (25:25)
Elizabeth Holmes documentary – You Can See Everything (39:30)

Resources mentioned: 

Anthony's Personal Account of Making the Film

https://www.triumphoftheheart.com/about

Filmmaker Anthony D'Ambrosio joins Trending with Timmerie&nbsp;
Episode Guide
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Finding hope in St. Maximilian Kolbe (1:57)</li>
<li aria-level="1">PRIMETIME (2026) (25:25)</li>
<li aria-level="1">Elizabeth Holmes documentary &ndash; You Can See Everything (39:30)</li>
</ul>
Resources mentioned:&nbsp;
Anthony's Personal Account of Making the Film
<a href="https://www.triumphoftheheart.com/about?utm_source=chatgpt.com">https://www.triumphoftheheart.com/about</a>

Elizabeth Holmes & PRIMETIME

The glorification of the dead? 

The poor souls in purgatory

How you can help the souls in purgatory

Dr. Phillip Chavez, who specializes in character formation and is the founder of  The Men’s Academy, joins Trending with Timmerie from Rome

Episode Guide
The glorification of the dead? “Hug in Heaven”, Día de los Muertos, & Santa Muerte (0:39)
The poor souls in purgatory (13:43)
How you can help the souls in purgatory and give your day purpose (33:34)


Resources mentioned: 

The Men’s Academy

https://www.themensacademy.org/

 

Dr. Phillip Chavez’s regular updates from Rome https://www.youtube.com/@TheMensAcademy/videos 

 

PLENARY INDULGENCE DURING JUBILEE “YEAR OF ST. FRANCIS” 2026

(Sources: Enchiridion of Indulgences, January 24, 1969

and Decree of the Apostolic Penitentiary, January 16, 2026)

 

Dr. Phillip Chavez

 

General Info: An Indulgence is a grace granted by the Catholic Church (by merits of Jesus Christ) to remove the temporal punishment due to sin (already forgiven). A Plenary[1] Indulgence removes all temporal debt; a partial indulgence only some. One offering a plenary indulgence should move in a spirit of charity and foster detachment from all sin (most challenging condition); if not, the act or work becomes partial. Intention to gain a plenary indulgence can be for oneself or a deceased[2] person.

 

Hardly can one conceive of a greater act of charity than a Plenary Indulgence. To fulfill, aside from (1) Work performed, there must be (2) Reception of Holy Communion, ideally on same day, (3) Prayers for the Intentions of the Pope (such as Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory Be), and (4) Confession, 20 days before or after (though one must be in state of grace at time of indulgence performed).

 

While Enchiridion lists many Partial & Plenary Works, common Works enabling daily Plenary include:
    Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament for at least one half an hour (n. 3);
    Devout reading of the Sacred Scriptures for at least one half an hour (n. 50);
    The pious exercise of the Way of the Cross (n. 63);
    Recitation of Marian Rosary in a church/oratory OR in a family group or religious society (n. 48).

 

SPECIAL PLENARY INDULGENCE DURING “YEAR OF ST. FRANCIS”

 

(While 1969 directives from Enchiridion remain in effect) “The Apostolic Penitentiary, through Decree issued, in accordance with the Supreme Pontiff, on the occasion of the Year of Saint Francis, grants a plenary indulgence under the usual conditions (sacramental confession, Eucharistic communion and prayer according to the intentions of the Holy Father),… to all the faithful without distinction who, with a heart detached from sin, participate in the Year of Saint Francis:

 

by [1] visiting, in the form of a pilgrimage, any Franciscan conventual church or place of worship anywhere in the world dedicated to Saint Francis or connected to him for any reason, and there devoutly [2] follow the Jubilee rites or spend at least a reasonable period of time in pious meditation and [3] raise prayers to God so that, following the example of Saint Francis, feelings of Christian charity towards their neighbors and authentic vows of harmony and peace among peoples may spring forth in their hearts, [and] [4]
    concluding with the Our Father, the Creed and
    invocations to the Blessed Virgin Mary, Saint Francis of Assisi, Saint Clare and all the Saints of the Franciscan Family.

 

The elderly, the sick and those who take care of them, and all those who are unable to leave their homes for serious reasons may also obtain a plenary indulgence, provided they detach themselves from any sin and intend to fulfil the three usual conditions as soon as possible, if they unite themselves spiritually to the jubilee celebrations of the Year of Saint Francis, offering to the Merciful God their prayers, the pains or sufferings of their lives.”

 

[1] Only one Plenary Indulgence is possible per day; though several partial indulgences permitted each day.

[2] Many theologians hold a deceased person can be named; yet ultimately, God determines the recipient.

 

[1] Only one Plenary Indulgence is possible per day; though several partial indulgences are permitted each day.

[1] Many theologians hold a deceased person can be named; yet ultimately, God determines the recipient.

Dr. Phillip Chavez, who specializes in character formation and is the founder of&nbsp; The Men&rsquo;s Academy, joins Trending with Timmerie from Rome
Episode Guide
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">The glorification of the dead? &ldquo;Hug in Heaven&rdquo;, D&iacute;a de los Muertos, &amp; Santa Muerte (0:39)</li>
<li aria-level="1">The poor souls in purgatory (13:43)</li>
<li aria-level="1">How you can help the souls in purgatory and give your day purpose (33:34)</li>
</ul>
 Resources mentioned:&nbsp;
The Men&rsquo;s Academy
<a href="https://www.themensacademy.org/">https://www.themensacademy.org/</a>
&nbsp;
Dr. Phillip Chavez&rsquo;s regular updates from Rome <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@TheMensAcademy/videos">https://www.youtube.com/@TheMensAcademy/videos</a>&nbsp;
&nbsp;
PLENARY INDULGENCE DURING JUBILEE &ldquo;YEAR OF ST. FRANCIS&rdquo; 2026
(Sources: Enchiridion of Indulgences, January 24, 1969
and Decree of the Apostolic Penitentiary, January 16, 2026)
&nbsp;
Dr. Phillip Chavez
&nbsp;
General Info: An Indulgence is a grace granted by the Catholic Church (by merits of Jesus Christ) to remove the temporal punishment due to sin (already forgiven). A Plenary[1] Indulgence removes all temporal debt; a partial indulgence only some. One offering a plenary indulgence should move in a spirit of charity and foster detachment from all sin (most challenging condition); if not, the act or work becomes partial. Intention to gain a plenary indulgence can be for oneself or a deceased[2] person.
&nbsp;
Hardly can one conceive of a greater act of charity than a Plenary Indulgence. To fulfill, aside from (1) Work performed, there must be (2) Reception of Holy Communion, ideally on same day, (3) Prayers for the Intentions of the Pope (such as Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory Be), and (4) Confession, 20 days before or after (though one must be in state of grace at time of indulgence performed).
&nbsp;
While Enchiridion lists many Partial &amp; Plenary Works, common Works enabling daily Plenary include:
<ul>
<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament for at least one half an hour (n. 3);</li>
<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; Devout reading of the Sacred Scriptures for at least one half an hour (n. 50);</li>
<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; The pious exercise of the Way of the Cross (n. 63);</li>
<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; Recitation of Marian Rosary in a church/oratory OR in a family group or religious society (n. 48).</li>
</ul>
&nbsp;
SPECIAL PLENARY INDULGENCE DURING &ldquo;YEAR OF ST. FRANCIS&rdquo;
&nbsp;
(While 1969 directives from Enchiridion remain in effect) &ldquo;The Apostolic Penitentiary, through Decree issued, in accordance with the Supreme Pontiff, on the occasion of the Year of Saint Francis, grants a plenary indulgence under the usual conditions (sacramental confession, Eucharistic communion and prayer according to the intentions of the Holy Father),&hellip; to all the faithful without distinction who, with a heart detached from sin, participate in the Year of Saint Francis:
&nbsp;
by [1] visiting, in the form of a pilgrimage, any Franciscan conventual church or place of worship anywhere in the world dedicated to Saint Francis or connected to him for any reason, and there devoutly [2] follow the Jubilee rites or spend at least a reasonable period of time in pious meditation and [3] raise prayers to God so that, following the example of Saint Francis, feelings of Christian charity towards their neighbors and authentic vows of harmony and peace among peoples may spring forth in their hearts, [and] [4]
<ul>
<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; concluding with the Our Father, the Creed and</li>
<li>&nbsp; &nbsp; invocations to the Blessed Virgin Mary, Saint Francis of Assisi, Saint Clare and all the Saints of the Franciscan Family.</li>
</ul>
&nbsp;
The elderly, the sick and those who take care of them, and all those who are unable to leave their homes for serious reasons may also obtain a plenary indulgence, provided they detach themselves from any sin and intend to fulfil the three usual conditions as soon as possible, if they unite themselves spiritually to the jubilee celebrations of the Year of Saint Francis, offering to the Merciful God their prayers, the pains or sufferings of their lives.&rdquo;
&nbsp;
[1] Only one Plenary Indulgence is possible per day; though several partial indulgences permitted each day.
[2] Many theologians hold a deceased person can be named; yet ultimately, God determines the recipient.
&nbsp;
[1] Only one Plenary Indulgence is possible per day; though several partial indulgences are permitted each day.
[1] Many theologians hold a deceased person can be named; yet ultimately, God determines the recipient.

Helping the Dead

Warrior Saints

Healing Your Inner Child

Do I owe my parents a relationship?

Emotionally responsible and accountable

My son stopped talking to the whole family

How can I help my grandkids?

Tuesday on Trending

Therapist Joe Sikorra joins Trending with Timmerie 

 

Episode Guide
Warrior Saints: Demetrius and Nestor of Thessaloniki (2:49)
Healing Your Inner Child: Does Revisiting Childhood Trauma Actually Make You Happier? (17:52)
Do I owe my parents a relationship simply because they raised me? (35:08)
My 33-year-old daughter told me I need to be emotionally responsible and accountable? (41:53)
My son stopped talking to the whole family. He's had extreme ADD his whole life. What to do?  Is adult ADD part of it? (45:01)
How can I help my grandkids who were abandoned by their parents? (49:03)
Tomorrow on Trending (50:56)

 

Resources mentioned: 

 

Joe Sikorra — Official Website
https://joesikorra.com/

Book “A Whole World Going Crazy, But You Don't Have To”
https://www.amazon.com/Whole-World-Going-Crazy-But-Dont/dp/B0BXN9G4N7/

Book “Defying Gravity: How Choosing Joy Lifted My Family from Death to Life”
https://ignatius.com/defying-gravity-dgrap/

Find a therapist

https://catholicpsychotherapy.org/

 

https://find.catholictherapists.com/ 

Therapist Joe Sikorra joins Trending with Timmerie&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Episode Guide
<ul>
<li>Warrior Saints: Demetrius and Nestor of Thessaloniki (2:49)</li>
<li>Healing Your Inner Child: Does Revisiting Childhood Trauma Actually Make You Happier? (17:52)</li>
<li>Do I owe my parents a relationship simply because they raised me? (35:08)</li>
<li>My 33-year-old daughter told me I need to be emotionally responsible and accountable? (41:53)</li>
<li>My son stopped talking to the whole family. He's had extreme ADD his whole life. What to do?&nbsp; Is adult ADD part of it? (45:01)</li>
<li>How can I help my grandkids who were abandoned by their parents? (49:03)</li>
<li>Tomorrow on Trending (50:56)</li>
</ul>
&nbsp;
Resources mentioned:&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Joe Sikorra &mdash; Official Website <a href="https://joesikorra.com/">https://joesikorra.com/</a>
Book &ldquo;A Whole World Going Crazy, But You Don't Have To&rdquo; <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Whole-World-Going-Crazy-But-Dont/dp/B0BXN9G4N7/">https://www.amazon.com/Whole-World-Going-Crazy-But-Dont/dp/B0BXN9G4N7/</a>
Book &ldquo;Defying Gravity: How Choosing Joy Lifted My Family from Death to Life&rdquo; <a href="https://ignatius.com/defying-gravity-dgrap/">https://ignatius.com/defying-gravity-dgrap/</a>
Find a therapist
<a href="https://catholicpsychotherapy.org/">https://catholicpsychotherapy.org/</a>
&nbsp;
<a href="https://find.catholictherapists.com/">https://find.catholictherapists.com/</a>&nbsp;

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