THE171 – It may look like a tough new Theology class, but you won’t have to take any tests here. The Catechism of the Catholic Church paragraph 171 says that our Church “from generation to generation hands on the apostles’ confession of faith,” and that she “teaches us the language of faith in order to introduce us to the understanding and the life of faith.” In this bi-weekly podcast, we answer your faith questions (and the ones you’re afraid to ask) in two minutes – the time it takes to sit at a stoplight. Then we break it open with discussion between our host, a priest, and a variety of special guests.
Religion vs Spirituality. What to say to someone who's "just spiritual" and doesn't need religion.
Our short answer comes from Father Paul Salemi from the Diocese of Buffalo. Joining him in the longer discussion is Life Teen's Executive Vice President Mark Hart.
Our short answer comes from Father Nathan March of the Diocese of Portland, Maine. Joining him in the longer discussion is youth minister and speaker Michael Gormley. This question and answer come from St. Thomas Aquinas' Summa Theologica, Tertia Pars - Question 76.
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THE171 Podcast - 2.24 – Women Priests
Why doesn't the Catholic Church allow women to become priests?
Our short answer comes from Father Matt Lowry from the Diocese of Phoenix. Joining him in the longer discussion is catechist and Life Teen staff member Katie Heller.
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