Ask Me Anything: Catholicism w/ Joe Heschmeyer | July 5, 2024 | Catholic Answers Live
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TOPIC: Ask Me Anything: Catholicism
GUEST: Joe Heschmeyer
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QUESTIONS ASKED:
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:05:11 - Would it be accurate to say the Nicene Creed is part of the deposit of faith?
00:08:23 - What is palmarian church
00:14:19 - Can there be a pope from one of the Eastern Catholic Churches?
00:17:41 - How can one be a liberal Catholic and still believe in the teachings of Christ
00:31:16 - Is it wrong to love God because you fear Hell?
00:36:40 - Do we need to confess venial sins that were taken away by our last communion? Or does that show doubt in the efficacy of communion?
00:41:22 - I see people often wondering if a life decision is God's will. But as long as one is loving God fully, and loving their neighbor, isn't everything that falls under that God's will?
00:47:52 - IS the Sabbatine privilege for wearing brown scapular endorsed by Catholic Church ?
00:49:44 - is it true that God loves some people more than others?, hence why certain people have more graces, are chosen to be priests or even have a better fulfilled purposes in life. thank you.
00:52:46 - What is your commitment when it comes to honoring/respecting parents or grandparents when they refuse to communicate to you and tell blatant lies about you regarding serious sins?
00:57:22 - I have discussed the doctrine of whether or not the pope had supremacy, and whilst I quote church fathers, he states other who are against papal supremacy. Why don't the church fathers agree?
01:03:08 - for a new convert from southern Baptist domination, should I be concerned my baptism is invalid because my pastor likely did not have the intent needed as stated in the catechism
01:09:23 - How can I put Leviticus in the most positive light for believing Christians that aren't particularly sophisticated in their theology?
01:15:10 - How to convince Protestants of Marian doctrine?
01:23:57 - Why do we call Mary, Jesus, Moses, ect. just by their names, instead of St. Mary, St. Jesus, ect. ?
01:17:45 I just need help understanding the trinity. The more I learn, the more I think I don’t know.
01:30:50 - I'm trying to understand the Church's Treasury of Merits? what exactly is it and how does it work with Purgatory?
01:37:10 - why are only the successors of Peter important and not the other apostles? When Peter died was the apostle John subject to his successor or did John hold more authority? Peace
01:42:21 - Is the SSPX in full communion with the Church?
01:44:45 - Is belief that elves exist compatible with catholicism? What is the strongest point against the idea of sola scriptura, or that every teaching must be found in the Bible?
"what we call the founding of our country" ??? Interesting statement
The look in the eyes at the end.. It's Trent!
Oh no I'm invoking the authority of Donkin Donuts to infallibly declare I should get it.
Is it okay to do online RCIA to convert as long as you receive the sacraments in person? Asking for someone else? My priest is on vacation.
Ordinarily all inquiries regarding the RCIA must go through a local parish or campus ministry center. Physical presence is ordinarily required but check with the local parishes in your vicinity to see if your situation merits special consideration.
@@bernardcarollo8962 thanks for answering.
If the parish is offering a RCIA online, it's fine to attend it. Make sure that it's your parish, and if it isn't ask the parish that offers the online RCIA if you need permission or paperwork from your own parish
@@tafazziReadChannelDescription thank you for the information. I have reached out to my parish and hopefully will hear back soon.
My voter's guide is found in Matthew 25:31-46, as this what the Judgment of the Nations will look like. This revelation from Jesus is remarkable in what He mentions, and even more remarkable in what He does not mention. It's all about the poor, my brothers. That was Jesus' mission on earth (Luke 4:18-19), and it is the mission He left for us to continue. Focusing on God's preferential concern for the poor, the immigrant, the sick, and the prisoner will go further in solving the abortion issue than any criminal law (IMHO).
Title should be "Ask me Anything: If You Paid My Fee".
Gotta earn that bread