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Monday Morning Monorail PodcastEpisode 215: Peter Pan's Flight Updates, #SavetheMuppets, Universal's Vacation Package with Dining, and UOAP Passholder NightsIn this episode of the Monday Morning Monorail podcast, Justin Monorail discusses various news and updates from Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando Resort and SeaWorld Orlando. He talks about the refurbishment of Peter Pan's Flight and the updated Native American scene. He also mentions the release of the foodie guide for the Epcot Food and Wine Festival and the upcoming Monsters Inc. land in Hollywood Studios. Justin shares his thoughts on the potential removal of the Muppets from Hollywood Studios and the expansion of Cars in Frontierland. Justin then does his best Stephers impression as he talks about a...2024-08-1945 min
Go Rebuild My ChurchGO REBUILD MY CHURCH -There is a Pattern!This week, Peter and Leslie discuss what they believe is the most important call from the Holy Spirit to the American Church: to move from maintenance to mission! According to the latest statistics, Catholic weddings have decreased significantly since 1970. Only one-third of Catholics believe in the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist, and seventy percent of American Catholics do not practice their Faith. This backdrop calls for a re-examination of how the Church was built, as seen in the Acts of the Apostles. Just as the Lord gave Moses a pattern for building the Tabernacle in the Wilderness...2024-07-0227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchAn Interview with Food for Thought!This week, Peter conducts a transformative interview with Brian Bibb, the Director of Mission and Discipleship for Men at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in Indianapolis. Brian presents a framework for integrating mission and discipleship into the local community, a key issue in most Catholic parishes. Brian's parish gives all of us "food for thought."
The interview then discusses where discovering, developing, and deploying spiritual gifts, known as charisms, is vital to the overall plan of parish life. Brian explains why charisms play a vital role in the spiritual health of individuals, families, and parishes. This area of truth is new...2024-07-0227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchJesus Heals Us-Part IIThis week, Peter and Leslie discuss the wonderful truth that Jesus came to save and heal us. In the book of Exodus, when the Israelites left Egypt, the Lord revealed His nature as the One who heals His people. Jesus, who came to bring redemption to the planet, did many signs and wonders, most of which were healing sickness and disease. First Corinthians 12 reveals, in Greek, that there are gifts (plural) of healings (plural). This means there are different areas in which Jesus heals us and several ways He heals us. In this broadcast, the Doanes explain how these...2024-07-0227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchJesus Heals Us-Part IThis week, Peter and Leslie discuss the wonderful truth that Jesus came to save and heal us. In the book of Exodus, when the Israelites left Egypt, the Lord revealed His nature as the One who heals His people. Jesus, who came to bring redemption to the planet, did many signs and wonders, most of which were healing sickness and disease. First Corinthians 12 reveals in Greek that there are gifts (plural) of healings (plural). This means there are different areas in which Jesus heals us and several ways He heals us. In this broadcast, the Doanes explain how these bl...2024-07-0227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchA Call To Intercession Part IIIIn this last three-part series, Peter and Leslie discuss the call to rebuild and renew the ministry of intercession here in our American Catholic Church. Citing the High Priestly prayer of Jesus in John 17, examples from the Acts of the Apostles, and finally in the life of a famous saint, the Doanes believe that joining our Lord in heaven as committed intercessors, the Catholic faith can begin to address the issues of poor leadership, disunity, and persecution from the world system. Throughout salvation history, there have never been unique strategies or human willpower that have brought lasting results. Instead...2024-07-0227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchA Call To Intercession Part IILast week, Peter and Leslie began sharing the call to understand intercession and how this practice needs to be rebuilt into our Catholic culture. We have seen two great saints of the Old Testament, Abraham and Moses, practice powerful intercession. This led to a discussion of the Person whom the Doanes referred to as the Great Intercessor, Jesus Christ. This week, Peter and Leslie share the High Priestly Intercession of our Lord as recorded in John's Gospel, chapter 17. Here, we can discover the Lord's heart revealed through intercession. This will lead us to know what priorities we should take...2024-07-0228 minGo Rebuild My ChurchA Call To Intercession Part ILast week, Peter and Leslie completed their short series concerning a goal to consider for the New Year. As Catholic disciples, they challenged us to discover, develop, and deploy our spiritual gifts! Through our Baptism and Confirmation, each of us has received spiritual gifts called charisms so that we may build up the Body of Christ. Through Leslie's pursuit of her gifts, she took a spiritual gifts inventory. To her surprise, she discovered that intercession was one of her chief gifts. She realized she had indeed been a "prayer warrior" for years. This led to the Doanes, beginning this we...2024-07-0227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchGO REBUILD MY CHURCH -An Excellent Goal for the New Year Part IIThis week, Peter and Leslie continue to share a goal to consider for the New Year. As Catholic disciples, they challenge us to discover, develop, and deploy our spiritual gifts! Through our Baptism and Confirmation, each of us has received spiritual gifts called charisms so that we may build up the Body of Christ. These gifts are not earned but are to be sought after and received. The charisms are classified in the Catechism as ordinary and extraordinary! By taking a gift inventory and seeking wise counsel, we can understand what we have been called to by Jesus Christ...2024-07-0227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchGO REBUILD MY CHURCH -An Excellent Goal for the New YearThis week, Peter and Leslie share a goal to consider for the New Year. As Catholic disciples, they challenge us to discover, develop, and deploy our spiritual gifts! Through our Baptism and Confirmation, each of us has received spiritual gifts called charisms so that we may build up the Body of Christ. According to Sacred Scripture, we have a part to play in that Kingdom task. The Doanes believe this truth is one of the most neglected aspects of our Catholic catechesis and should, therefore, be rebuilt into the People of God. In fact, paragraph 798 in the Catechism of...2024-07-0227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Advent and Christmas Seasons-Part V This week, Peter and Leslie share their fifth and final show highlighting the seasons of Advent and Christmas. Living our Catholic life according to the liturgical calendar helps us be the people Jesus talked about- to be in the world, but not of it! The Doanes discuss the Octave of Christmas and how the Church has given us special feasts to experience the Lord and His graces within that period. Specifically, the feast of the Holy Family teaches us truths concerning the family that are desperately needed in the day we live. The family is under attack from all th...2024-07-0127 minGo Rebuild My ChurchSpecial guest Carly Brousek of Varsity Catholic Periodically, the Doanes interview others who are doing the work of rebuilding the Church. This week, their special guest is Carly Brousek. Carly is on the national team for Varsity Catholic, a ministry outreach of the Fellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS). She has worked on the national team for three years. This ministry reaches out to athletes on campus with the Good News of Jesus Christ while seeking to come alongside them with the unique needs of the college athlete. Carly is a gifted missionary, as you will hear during the interview. Her passion for reaching athletes on c...2024-07-0127 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Advent and Christmas Seasons-Part IV This week, Peter and Leslie compete in a short series on the Advent and Christmas Seasons. The Doanes give a historical and theological background for our celebration of Christmas and the Christmas Season. Over time, the seed of secularism has seeped into our celebration of Christmas not only in the culture at large but also in the Catholic Church. Today, we discuss how Catholic disciples can indeed put Christ back into Christmas. This broadcast will bless the entire family and set a precedent for Christmas in the future!
2024-07-0127 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Advent and Christmas Seasons-Part IIIThis week, Peter and Leslie continue a short series on the Advent and Christmas Seasons. The Doanes give a historical and theological background for our celebration of Christmas and the Christmas Season. Many have bought into the narrative that Christmas is celebrated on December 25 to replace a pagan holiday. To the surprise of many, this may not be historically accurate! Early Church writings indicate something different. Along with its history, Christmas celebrates one of the great dogmas of the Catholic Faith- the Incarnation. This week, we discuss exactly why the Faithful bow before the Lord at every Mass on...2024-07-0127 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Advent and Christmas Seasons-Part IIThis week, Peter and Leslie continue a short series on the Advent and Christmas Seasons. Advent is that time in the liturgical calendar when we, the faithful, prepare our hearts to celebrate the coming of the Lord! His coming, both as the babe in Bethlehem and the conquering King at the end of time, gives us hope amid an unstable world. The Doanes discuss an often neglected truth in Catholic belief: The Second Coming of our Lord Jesus! Both in the New Testament and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, the call to be alert and watchful for the...2024-07-0127 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Advent and Christmas SeasonsThis week, Peter and Leslie, begin a short series on the Advent and Christmas Season. Advent is that time in the liturgical calendar when we, the faithful, prepare our hearts to celebrate the coming of the Lord! His coming, both as the babe in Bethlehem and the conquering King at the end of time, gives us hope in the midst of an unstable world. To celebrate Advent, it is necessary to understand its history as well as its theology. Advent is key to a correct approach to the holiday season and allows us to make Jesus first in a...2024-07-0127 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding a Missional Church- Part XIIThis week, Peter and Leslie completed their Rebuilding a Missional Church series. Throughout this series, the Doanes have drawn upon Sacred Scripture, the Catholic Church's Catechism, the Saints' lives, and the Church's teachings to demonstrate the "time is now" for every Catholic believer to move from "maintenance to mission.! The Lord is calling each of us out of our comfort zone to begin to imitate, in our callings, the mindset that St. Paul modeled as he went forward to extend the Kingdom of God. The American Church needs volunteers to bring this pioneering approach. Will you and I answer...2024-06-3027 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding a Missional Church- Following in St. Paul's Footsteps- Part XThis week, Peter and Leslie complete their series of four broadcasts, recounting their pilgrimage "Following in the Footsteps of St. Paul." In the middle of this series, Rebuilding a Missional Church, The Lord gave Peter and Leslie a providential divine appointment! They have just returned from a two-week pilgrimage to Greece and Turkey. They visited the places where St. Paul and his team carried the Gospel on their second and third missionary journeys. In this fourth and final episode, the Doanes discuss their visit to Ephesus. There, they encountered the Holy Spirit as they visited the Cave of St. J...2024-06-3027 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding a Missional Church- Following in St. Paul's Footsteps- Part IX This week, Peter and Leslie continue their series of broadcasts, Rebuilding a Missional Church! In the middle of this important series, the Lord gave Peter and Leslie a providential divine appointment! They have just returned from a two-week pilgrimage to Greece and Turkey. They visited the places where St. Paul and his team carried the Gospel on their second and third missionary journeys. In this third episode, the Doanes describe what St. Paul emphasized in his preaching on his missionary journeys: Christ Jesus and Him crucified!. They also discuss what St. Paul shared and where he shared the Gospel. Th...2024-06-2927 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding a Missional Church- Following in St. Paul's Footsteps- Part VIII This week, Peter and Leslie continue their series of broadcasts, Rebuilding a Missional Church! In the middle of this important series, the Lord gave Peter and Leslie a providential divine appointment! They have just returned from a two-week pilgrimage to Greece and Turkey. They visited the places where St. Paul and his team carried the Gospel on their second and third missionary journeys. In this second of three episodes, the Doanes describe what motivated St. Paul to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ into Europe. They also explore the culture that Paul faced and how we must learn from h...2024-06-2927 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding a Missional Church- Following in St. Paul's Footsteps- Part VII This week, Peter and Leslie continue their series of broadcasts, Rebuilding a Missional Church! In the middle of this important series, the Lord gave Peter and Leslie a providential divine appointment! They have just returned from a two-week pilgrimage to Greece and Turkey. They visited the places where St. Paul and his team carried the Gospel on their second and third missionary journeys. The Doanes share how pilgrimage can be a powerful "life-changing" event. This pilgrimage provided information and, even more, a formation and vision for rebuilding a missional church. St. Paul provides us with the mindset and strategies t...2024-06-2927 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding a Missional Church-Part VIThis week, Peter and Leslie continue their series of broadcasts, Rebuilding a Missional Church! The next step after encountering the Lord Jesus is building a personal relationship with Him. That relationship will become the basis for us to develop "our story" of how Jesus changed our lives. The question becomes, when and where does the Lord want me to share my story? How will I know the time is right? Sacred Scripture teaches a powerful metaphor- the Open Door! Over 400 times, the bible speaks of or alludes to "doors." St. Paul teaches us in the book of Colossians that "d...2024-06-2927 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding a Missional Church-Part VThis week, Peter and Leslie continue their series of broadcasts, Rebuilding a Missional Church! The next step after encountering the Lord Jesus is building a personal relationship with Him. That relationship will become the basis for us to develop "our story" of how Jesus changed our lives. Peter and Leslie share how stories are powerful and how God has "hardwired" the human brain to respond to stories so that facts and statistics do not compare. Putting together our personal story is an important exercise so we can be prepared to share the Lord's life with those He may send us...2024-06-2927 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding a Missional Church-Part IVThis week, Peter and Leslie continue their series of broadcasts, Rebuilding a Missional Church! When St. Peter confessed that Jesus was the Christ, the Son of the Living God, he took the first step necessary to follow Jesus. But that would only be the beginning. Following Jesus would mean developing a personal relationship with Him. This would take place on the Lord's terms and not Peter's. So, with us, we are called not only to make an initial commitment to our Lord but also to follow the pattern we see in St. Peter. We are also called to develop a...2024-06-2927 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding a Missional Church-Part IIIThis week, Peter and Leslie continue their new series of broadcasts, Rebuilding a Missional Church! When Jesus first spoke of building His Church, he did so at Caesarea Phillipi, where paganism, perversion, idolatry, and the "gates of hell" were fully displayed. There, St. Peter made his prototype confession of who Jesus was, the Christ, Son of the living God! There, Jesus said He would build His Church, and the gates of hell would not prevail against it. This portion of Sacred Scripture sets in motion the events for building the Church and has the necessary dynamics to rebuild the L...2024-06-2927 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding a Missional Church-Part IIThis week, Peter and Leslie continue introducing a new series of broadcasts, Rebuilding a Missional Church! The era of church history in which we find ourselves today was prophesied by Fr. Joseph Ratzinger in 1969. The future pope saw a Church on the horizon that would be much different from the one at Christendom's height. Fast forward fifty-four years to 2023. and Cardinal Timothy Dolan tells us that we are now experiencing what Fr. Ratzinger saw on the horizon. This time in the Church's history is a challenge and a time of great hope and opportunity. The Lord Jesus calls each...2024-06-2927 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding a Missional Church-Part IThis week, Peter and Leslie begin a new series of broadcasts, Rebuilding a Missional Church! The era of church history in which we find ourselves today was prophesied by Fr. Joseph Ratzinger in 1969. The future pope saw a Church on the horizon that would be much different from the one at Christendom's height. He saw a time coming when the numbers of adherents dwindled, and great changes went to the institutional structures. Yet, amid tremendous change and attrition, a new army of Saints and a Church would arise marked by true spirituality and Holy Spirit power. This, indeed, is...2024-06-2927 minGo Rebuild My ChurchInterview with Sherry Weddel-A Key Thought Leader in the American Catholic ChurchThis week, Peter and Leslie interview one of the key thought leaders in the American Catholic Church, Sherry Weddell. Since her groundbreaking book in 2012, Forming Intentional Disciples, Sherry has been a key spokesperson in the Church whose wisdom has been sought after by Cardinals, Bishops, clergy, religious, and lay leadership. Ms. Weddell shares how we have entered into a new epoch, one where Catholics no longer live within a culture that is affected by faith. The Church must realize that the call to be on "mission" is not optional but necessary if we are faithful to the Gospel. Listeners w...2024-06-2727 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding Discipleship in the Catholic Parish-Part VIIIThis week, Peter and Leslie complete their series, “Rebuilding Discipleship in the Catholic Parish.” The call to discipleship is relatively new in the Catholic milieu yet ancient in its origin. The Doanes have introduced what they refer to as the seven pillars of Catholic discipleship. The seventh and final pillar is “Go and Share Your Faith.” When we complete the journey of growing from a Catholic believer to a Catholic disciple, the Lord sends us out on a mission. That mission is for us to give back all that Jesus Christ has given to us. St. Paul referred to himself a...2024-06-2727 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding Discipleship in the Catholic Parish-Part VIIThis week, Peter and Leslie continue their series, “Rebuilding Discipleship in the Catholic Parish.” The call to discipleship is relatively new in the Catholic milieu, yet ancient. The Doanes introduced what they refer to as the seven pillars of Catholic discipleship. The sixth pillar is “Conduct Spiritual Warfare.” Sacred Scripture teaches us that we have an enemy that seeks whom he may devour. That enemy is the devil, the fallen angels, and demons. If we take a passive approach toward the prince of darkness and his minions, we will suffer defeat individually, in families, and in local parishes. With the victor...2024-06-2727 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding Discipleship in the Catholic Parish-Part VIThis week, Peter and Leslie continue their series, “Rebuilding Discipleship in the Catholic Parish.” The call to discipleship is relatively new in the Catholic milieu. The Doanes introduced what they refer to as the seven pillars of Catholic discipleship. The fifth pillar is “Discover, Develop, and Deploy Your Spiritual Gifts.” This fifth pillar may be the one most under-taught in Catholic catechesis. We have received a specific charism from the Lord to serve Him and build up the Body of Christ. Yet, we have a personal responsibility to pursue and cultivate these gifts from the Lord. This broadcast will help Catho...2024-06-2727 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding Discipleship in the Catholic Parish-Part VThis week, Peter and Leslie continue their series, “Rebuilding Discipleship in the Catholic Parish.” The call to discipleship is relatively new in the Catholic milieu. The Doanes introduced what they refer to as the seven pillars of Catholic discipleship. The fourth pillar is “Receive the Sacraments of Confession and Eucharist.” Recent national surveys have given some dire statistics on these two Sacraments and the place they take in the lives of the Faithful. This week, the Doanes offer the wisdom of the saints and the truth of sanctifying grace that will inspire us to see anew the gifts of these two...2024-06-2727 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding Discipleship in the Catholic Parish-Part IVThis week, Peter and Leslie continue their series, “Rebuilding Discipleship in the Catholic Parish.” The call to discipleship is fairly new in the Catholic milieu. The Doanes introduced what they refer to as the seven pillars of Catholic discipleship. The third pillar is “Be Devoted to Prayer.” The Saints, models of Catholic discipleship, highlighted the importance of prayer and what it consisted of during their journey. This week, the Doane’s share the five reasons why we pray and then give practical advice on developing your prayer life. This broadcast will help listeners learn how to become disciples who pray!
2024-06-2727 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding Discipleship in the Catholic Parish-Part IIIThis week, Peter and Leslie continue their exciting new series. The call to discipleship is fairly new to the Catholic milieu. Sherry Weddell, in her groundbreaking book Forming Intentional Disciples, said this: “We discovered, to our surprise and dismay, that many pastoral leaders do not even possess a conceptual category for discipleship.“ The Doane’s introduce what they are referring to as the seven pillars of Catholic discipleship. The second pillar is “Study and Learn Sacred Scripture.“ Catholics cannot be fed the Word of God by listening to Scripture only at Mass. St. Jerome, the great monk and bible translator...2024-06-2727 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding Discipleship in the Catholic Parish-Part IIThis week, Peter and Leslie continue with an exciting new series to the radio program. The call to discipleship is fairly new to the Catholic milieu. Sherry Weddell, in her groundbreaking book Forming Intentional Disciples, said this: “We discovered, to our surprise and dismay, that many pastoral leaders do not even possess a conceptual category for discipleship.“ The Doane’s introduce what they are referring to as the seven pillars of Catholic discipleship. The first pillar is “Encounter Jesus.“ Saint Paul’s conversion offers us a model that can be applied to our lives. When we encounter Jesus, true conversion a...2024-06-2727 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding Discipleship in the Catholic Parish-Part IThis week, Peter and Leslie introduced an exciting new series to the radio program. The call to discipleship is fairly new to the Catholic milieu. Sherry Weddell, in her groundbreaking book Forming Intentional Disciples, said this: “We discovered, to our surprise and dismay, that many pastoral leaders do not even possess a conceptual category for discipleship.“ In this new series, Peter and Leslie will strive to show how discipleship can and must become a foundation stone in the American Catholic church. This series will be a life-changer!
2024-06-2727 minGo Rebuild My ChurchGod's Plan for Healing Loneliness-Part IIIThis week, Peter and Leslie continue to address the "front-page news" concerning the epidemic of loneliness in America. Loneliness produces mental and emotional problems and even physical problems of heart disease, strokes, dementia, and early death! In the early 1980s, Mother Teresa pointed out that every nation and every culture had its poorest of the poor. She said in America, this poverty was loneliness! How prophetic she was. Unfortunately, this poverty of loneliness affects not only those in the culture but also those in our Church. This week, we look at the Lord’s second antidote for loneliness and so...2024-06-2727 minGo Rebuild My ChurchGod's Plan for Healing Loneliness-Part IIThis week, Peter and Leslie continue to address the "front-page news" concerning the epidemic of loneliness in America. Loneliness produces mental and emotional problems and even physical problems of heart disease, strokes, dementia, and early death! In the early 1980s, Mother Teresa pointed out that every nation and every culture had its poorest of the poor. She said that in America, this poverty was loneliness! How prophetic she was. Unfortunately, this poverty of loneliness affects not only those in the culture but also those in our Church. This week, we look at the Lord’s antidote for loneliness and so...2024-06-2727 minGo Rebuild My ChurchGod's Plan for Healing LonelinessThis week, Peter and Leslie address the "front-page news" concerning the epidemic of loneliness in America. Loneliness produces mental and emotional problems and even physical problems of heart disease, strokes, dementia, and early death! In the early 1980s, Mother Teresa pointed out that every nation and every culture had its poorest of the poor. She said that in America, this poverty was loneliness! How prophetic she was. Unfortunately, this poverty of loneliness affects not only those in the culture but also those in our Catholic Church. But Peter and Leslie share that there is Good news: the Lord has a...2024-06-2727 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Catholic Family as the Domestic Church- Part XIIThis week, Peter and Leslie come to the twelfth and final broadcast in their series on rebuilding the Catholic Family. In previous broadcasts, they discussed the writings of Pope St. John Paul II and Benedict XVI, which laid the foundations for rebuilding the Catholic Family as the domestic church. In this week's broadcast, they share the tools for rebuilding the Catholic family as the domestic church given by the United States Catholic Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB). The Doanes believe this series of broadcasts can become literal "life changers" for the Catholic family. This week, as we look at...2024-06-2527 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Catholic Family as the Domestic Church- Part XIThis week, Peter and Leslie come to the eleventh of twelve broadcasts in their series on rebuilding the Catholic Family. In previous broadcasts, we discussed the writings of Pope St. John Paul II and Benedict XVI, which laid the foundations for rebuilding the Catholic Family as the domestic church. In this week's broadcast, we explore the mother's-critical role of the domestic church. Leslie does a wonderful job tying in the mother's role with our wonderful saint, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. Through their successes and failures, the Doanes focus on the Sacred Scripture and the mother's unique role in the...2024-06-2527 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Catholic Family as the Domestic Church- Part XThis week, Peter and Leslie continue their series on rebuilding the Catholic Family. In previous broadcasts, we discussed the writings of Pope St. John Paul II and Benedict XVI, which laid the foundations for rebuilding the Catholic Family as the domestic church. In this week's broadcast, we explore the father's critical role in the domestic church. Through their successes and failures, the Doanes focus on the Sacred Scripture and the father's unique role in the Christian family. To be a good, godly father takes tremendous faith, courage, hard work, and humility. In our day and age, the call to...2024-06-2527 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Catholic Family as the Domestic Church- Part IXThis week, Peter and Leslie continue their series on rebuilding the Catholic Family. In previous broadcasts, we discussed the writings of Pope St. John Paul II and Benedict XVI, which laid the foundations for rebuilding the Catholic Family as the domestic church. This week's broadcast examines the relationship between husband and wife. There is a clear path for married couples to be prepared to build a domestic church in their homes. It starts with each spouse pursuing their relationship with Jesus Christ. Archbishop Charles Chaput, the retired Archbishop of Philadelphia, offered a roadmap for Catholic couples to draw closer...2024-06-2527 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Catholic Family as the Domestic Church- Part VIIIThis week, Peter and Leslie continue their series on rebuilding the Catholic Family. In previous broadcasts, we have studied the writings of Pope St. John Paul II and Benedict XVI, who laid the foundations for rebuilding the Catholic family as the domestic church. In this week's broadcast, we will continue to focus on a "solutions-oriented" approach to the family, highlighting six more powerful strategies that can begin to "turn the tide," one family at a time. The Lord's purpose is to rebuild and renew our families! Just as God called Abraham to take his family and go, He also...2024-06-2527 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Catholic Family as the Domestic Church- Part VIIThis week, Peter and Leslie continue their series on rebuilding the Family. In previous broadcasts, we have studied the writings of Pope St. John Paul II and Benedict XVI, who laid the foundations for rebuilding the Catholic family as the domestic church. In the last broadcast, the Doanes pointed out the latest statistics from the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA) that show staggering attrition that has taken place surrounding the American Catholic family from 1965 to 2022. This week's broadcast focuses on a "solutions-oriented" approach to the family, highlighting five powerful strategies that can begin to "turn the...2024-06-2527 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding the Family as the Domestic Church: Part VIThis week, Peter and Leslie continue their series on the family. Pope St. John Paul II not only shared a powerful vision of what the Catholic Family was created to be, but his successor, Benedict XVI, did as well. He taught us that the family was first and foremost called to be Christocentric, built on the foundation of an encounter with Jesus Christ. At the 7th World Meeting of Families in Milan in 2012, Pope Benedict shared the key elements that created the family as a domestic church. This series is both theological and practical and will stir the hearts a...2024-06-2527 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Catholic family as the Domestic Church- Part V This week, Peter and Leslie continue their series on rebuilding and renewing the Catholic family. Over the past 50 years, the Church has experienced a decline in several areas that are connected with the family. The Doanes discuss those statistics not as condemnation but as a wake-up call for all of us. Pope Saint John Paul II and Benedict XVI laid the theological foundations for building the Catholic family as the domestic Church. These statistics that express the present decline will motivate us to lay these foundations and create practical tools to help restore the family.
2024-06-2527 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding the Family as the Domestic Church: Part IVThis week, Peter and Leslie continue their new series on the family. Pope St. John Paul II shared a powerful vision of what the Catholic Family was created to be at the very beginning of time. He taught us that the family was indeed the Domestic Church with a mandate to be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth. Today, amid unprecedented confusion about what the family is to be and do, the Pope has prophetically prepared us to know both the theological and practical foundations for Catholic families precisely so that they can build a lasting legacy. The...2024-06-2527 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding the Family as the Domestic Church: Part IIIThis week, Peter and Leslie will continue to lay the foundation for a new series of broadcasts. The Doanes have taught about the family's central role in God's purposes for years. After returning to the Church thirteen years ago, they began to develop a burden for Catholics to know the Catholic family's theological and spiritual underpinnings. This new series will explore how the family is genuinely a Domestic Church. Today's broadcast explores how Pope St. John Paul II renews the ancient truth of the "church in miniature." The post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation is known as Familiaris Consortio, the Fellowship of the Fa...2024-06-2527 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding the Family as the Domestic Church: Part IIThis week, Peter and Leslie will continue to lay the foundation for a new series of broadcasts. The Doanes have taught about the family's central role in God's purposes for years. After returning to the Church thirteen years ago, they began to develop a burden for Catholics to know the Catholic family's theological and spiritual underpinnings. This new series will explore how the family is genuinely a Domestic Church. In today's broadcast, we discover the critical place Vatican II played in restoring the truth of the family, as Pope St. John Paul referred to it as the "church in...2024-06-2527 minGo Rebuild My ChurchRebuilding the Family as the Domestic Church: Part IThis week, Peter and Leslie launched a new series of broadcasts. The Doanes have taught about the family's central role in God's purposes for years. After returning to the Church thirteen years ago, they began to develop a burden for Catholics to know the Catholic family's theological and spiritual underpinnings. This new series will explore how the family is genuinely a Domestic Church and is critical in extending the New Covenant worldwide. This series can become a "life-changer" and give Catholic families the tools to rebuild and renew the life of Jesus Christ in their homes!
2024-06-2527 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Seven Churches of Revelation Part XVII: The Seventh Church of Revelation: LaodiceaPeter and Leslie complete their discussion of the seventh and final Church in the Apocalypse, the Church at Laodicea. This church received the most severe rebuke and warning from Jesus Christ. But also, they receive abundant hope if they repent! Jesus said that He stood at the door and knocked. This becomes the way out of their severe condition of syncretism and He offers them communion and fellowship if they will open the doors of their hearts and lives. So, too, we, as 21st-century Catholic Christians, must follow the example of these first-century Catholics! If we take specific steps t...2024-06-2527 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Seven Churches of Revelation Part XVI - The Seventh Church of Revelation: LaodiceaPeter and Leslie continue their discussion of the seventh and final Church in the Apocalypse, the Church at Laodicea. This church received the most severe rebuke and warning from Jesus Christ. Many present-day thought leaders believe this church prophetically pictures the Church in the United States today. And yet, if they repent, they receive the most significant rewards! Jesus began by calling them out for being in total unreality concerning their spiritual condition. The Lord uses the city's geographical setting, economic forces, and culture to address their fallen condition. Can we imagine what the leadership of this Catholic congregation...2024-06-2527 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Seven Churches of Revelation Part XV - The Seventh Church of Revelation: LaodiceaPeter and Leslie introduce the seventh and final Church in the Apocalypse, the Church at Laodicea. Jesus revealed Himself as the Amen, the faithful and true witness, and the Origin of God's creation. This church received the most severe rebuke and warning from Jesus Christ. And yet, if they repent, they receive the most significant rewards! Of all the seven churches, the Doanes believe this church most represents the state of the American Catholic Church today. Jesus began by calling them out for being in total unreality concerning their spiritual condition. They thought they were rich, prosperous, and in...2024-06-2527 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Seven Churches of Revelation Part XIV - The Sixth Church of Revelation: Philadelphia Peter and Leslie complete their discussion of the sixth Church in the Apocalypse, the Church at Philadelphia. Jesus reveals Himself as the one Who has the Key of David and opens and shuts doors according to His Will. They have been given just a little power yet have been faithful to steward the gifts and graces the Lord entrusted them. This week, the Doanes discuss how this church did not deny the Name of Jesus. The Name of Jesus opens doors of power, forgiveness, encounter, and deliverance! The Church honors the Name of Jesus every January. The symbol for t...2024-06-2527 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Seven Churches of Revelation Part XIII - The Sixth Church of Revelation: PhiladelphiaPeter and Leslie discuss the sixth Church in the Apocalypse, the Church at Philadelphia. Jesus reveals Himself as the one Who has the Key of David and opens and shuts doors according to His Will. This Church receives a commendation from the Lord. They have been given just a little power, yet they have been faithful in stewarding the gifts and graces the Lord entrusted to them. This week, the Doanes discuss how this church is a model for us. If we are faithful in the small things that Jesus entrusts to us, He will open doors of opportunity...2024-06-2527 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Church at Sardis-Part IIPeter and Leslie continue to discuss the fifth Church in the Apocalypse, the Church at Sardis. Jesus reveals Himself as the one Who has the seven spirits of God! He is the one who baptizes in the Holy Spirit. This Church receives a stern warning from the Lord. They have a reputation for being alive in Jesus Christ, but they are spiritually dead. They have replaced the apostolic faith with a form of godliness that denies its power. Two times, Jesus tells the believers to "wake up," This week, the Doane's focus on "solutions-based" answers to the Church at...2024-06-2427 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Seven Churches of Revelation Part XI - The Fifth Church of Revelation: Sardis Peter and Leslie introduce the fifth Church in the Apocolypse, the Church at Sardis. Jesus reveals Himself as the one Who has the seven spirits of God! He is the one who baptizes in the Holy Spirit. This Church receives a stern warning from the Lord. They have a reputation for being alive in Jesus Christ, but they are spiritually dead. They have replaced the apostolic faith with a form of godliness that denies its power. Through sacred scripture and personal witness, the Doane's relate to times we all practice our faith, as Catholic believers, in name only, just l...2024-06-2427 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Seven Churches of Revelation Part X - How the Church was Infiltrated by the OccultPeter and Leslie again discuss the Church of Thyatira this week in chapter two of Revelation. Jesus strongly commends the church for the five aspects of their spiritual life. But then, Jesus gave them a firm correction, which was the most serious: they tolerated the prophetess Jezebel and her teachings. The teachings of this false prophetess were bringing some to practice idolatry and sexual immorality. Jesus told the church that the "deep things of Satan" were a part of the tolerance within this congregation. Today, again, the occult, like the Trojan horse, has found its way into Catholic families...2024-06-2427 minGo Rebuild My ChurchIntroducing the Church of Thyatira in the Book of RevelationPeter and Leslie discuss the Church of Thyatira this week in chapter two of Revelation. Jesus strongly commends the church for the five aspects of their spiritual life. But then, Jesus gives them a most severe and strong correction: they tolerate the prophetess Jezebel and her teachings. The teachings of this false prophetess are bringing some to practice idolatry and sexual immorality. The Jezebel influence can still affect our churches today, as it expresses itself through the dictatorship of relativism. Pope Benedict XVI, in the sermon before the conclave that elected him, told us how to recognize this false...2024-06-2427 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Church at Pergamum and the Plague of PornographyThis week, Peter discusses the Church of Pergamum in chapter two of Revelation. There were three groups Jesus addressed in this church. Last week, the two groups we looked at were displeasing to Jesus. They have given themselves to sexual sins and practiced idolatry. So also, today, Catholic Christians have a huge battle that must be waged and won: the battle against pornography. Pornography is a spiritual plague affecting clergy, consecrated religious, and laypeople alike. This multi-billion dollar satanic business must be identified as a clear and present danger to individuals, families, and parishes. Last week, Peter shared the...2024-06-2427 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Seven Churches of the Book of Revelation-Part VIIThis week, Peter discusses the Church of Pergamum in chapter two of Revelation. There were three groups Jesus addressed in this church. Last week, one of the groups in this local parish was faithful to the Lord. The two groups we look at this week are displeasing to Jesus. They have given in to sexual sins and are practicing idolatry. So also, today, Catholic Christians have a huge battle that must be waged and won: the battle against pornography. Pornography is a spiritual plague affecting clergy, consecrated religious, and laypeople alike. This multi-billion dollar satanic business must be identified...2024-06-2427 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Book of Revelation Calls Us to Rebuild- The Church at Pergamum Peter introduces the third Church in this week's series, the Church at Pergamum. Jesus comes to this church, announcing He is the One Who had the two-edged sword! This parish at first is commended because there is a group within the church that remains faithful to Jesus amidst being surrounded by extreme idolatry within the city. The throne of Satan, as well as the emperor's worship, contends against the people of God. A faithful bishop, Antipas, gives his life up to martyrdom rather than compromise the Faith. Just as those saints of old had to reject the temptation of i...2024-06-2427 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Churches of the Book of Revelation- Part VThis week, Peter discusses the second church in the book of Revelation in Smyrna. This is the only one of two churches that Jesus only commends and does not call to repentance. In this church, the Christians are being persecuted, and some are thrown in prison. This broadcast helps us, as believers, to know that severe persecution is taking place throughout the world among our brothers and sisters. We cannot remain passive. Instead, we have a biblical responsibility to remember the suffering of our brethren in the faith throughout the world. How do we do that? Pray, pray, pray...2024-06-2427 minGo Rebuild My ChurchInterview with Fr. John RiccardoThis week, Peter interviewed Father John Riccardo, the founder of the apostolate ACTS XXIX, and the recent outreach called The Rescue Project. Father Riccardo shares his passion for seeing the Church renewed and how The Rescue Project will facilitate this renewal. - Father Riccardo takes time to share the "bad news". Satan and his minions have had a plan since time began to destroy our lives and make God's People ineffective. Jesus came and destroyed the works of Satan and opened the entrance for us into the Kingdom of the Lord, Christ Jesus! This interview will inspire you and g...2024-06-2427 minGo Rebuild My ChurchSt. Peter Teaches Us How to Rebuild the First Love- This week, Peter and Leslie discuss the church at Ephesus and Jesus’s call for this parish to repent. They had left their “First Love” and because they did their lamp stand or light was about to be removed. If the first love is lost, we must return to that place of our initial love for Jesus Christ that we saw pictured in the first church built after Pentecost in Jerusalem. We can also see this love spoken of by Saint Paul in First Corinthians 13. Using that portion of scripture as a mirror will help us like a compass...2024-06-2427 minGo Rebuild My ChurchChurch at Ephesus-The Call to Rebuild the First LoveThis week, Peter and Leslie describe the seven churches of Revelation. The Church of Ephesus is a significant church among the churches of Asia- a "Mother Church." When Jesus speaks to them, He commends them for their endurance, hatred of evil, labor, and doctrinal purity. But, they have a severe flaw-they have left their "first love." The Doanes share from their journeys what the first love is and how we, too, can identify those characteristics that express this love that the Lord shows is so critical to pleasing Him!
2024-06-2427 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Book of Revelation Calls Us to Rebuild-Part II This week, Peter and Leslie continue introducing a new series, "The Book of Revelation Opens the Door for Rebuilding," Part II. This portion of Sacred Scripture is given to us, the Church, so that we may learn what Jesus desires to take place in the local parish. Jesus tells John to address seven local churches. These seven churches existed at the time of the writing, yet also, according to most scholars, are representative of every church in every age! During this broadcast, the Doanes help our listening audience have a working knowledge of the book and an understanding of w...2024-06-2427 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Churches of the Book of Revelation Part IThis week, Peter and Leslie bring to the broadcast a new series, "The Book of Revelation Opens the Door for Rebuilding." This portion of Sacred Scripture is given to us, the Church, so that we may learn what Jesus desires to take place in the local parish. Jesus tells John to address seven local churches. These seven churches existed at the time of the writing, yet also, according to most scholars, are representative of every church in every age! During this broadcast, the Doanes help our listening audience have a working knowledge of the book and an understanding of...2024-06-2427 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe End of the Book-The Holy Spirit Sends the Believers A Signal This week, Peter and Leslie conclude their series, "The Call to Return to Biblical Christianity." At the conclusion of the Acts of the Apostles, Acts chapter 28. St. Luke described St. Paul during his two-year imprisonment in Rome. He was staying in rented quarters, chained to a Roman soldier, yet receiving all who came to him, proclaiming the Kingdom of God and teaching all about the Lord Jesus Christ. Scholars point out that St Luke does not end his writing with a conclusion but rather is open-ended, implicitly telling us this activity must continue in the Church until the end o...2024-06-2427 minGo Rebuild My ChurchBehind the Scenes of St. Paul's InprisonmentThis week, Peter and Leslie discuss Paul’s confinement in a Roman prison. Behind the scenes, he wrote four powerful epistles during this time. In this last chapter of the Acts of the Apostles, even though Saint Paul is in chains, the Lord used him in powerful ways to lay the foundation of our Catholic church. If we are to join Paul and affirm the building of the church, we, too, are called to participate and affirm those principles that he established through these prison epistles.
2024-06-2427 minGo Rebuild My ChurchSt. Paul Models Three Themes in Malta Seen Throughout the Acts of the ApostlesThis week Peter and Leslie begin to share the final chapter in the Acts of the Apostles. St. Paul and his companions shipwreck on the Isle of Malta. Here, as we see the Apostle move in the Holy Spirit with signs, wonders, and healings, we note that St. Luke implicitly states the significant themes throughout the Acts: the power of the Holy Spirit, the Apostles preach the Kerygma, and the Church is established to carry on the mission. These three themes were demonstrated to those on Malta and are imparted to us as we seek to be the People...2024-06-2427 minGo Rebuild My ChurchHow St. Paul Faced the Storms of Life-We Can Do the Same!St. Paul appealed to Caesar and was a prisoner sent to Rome. In the Acts of the Apostles, chapter 27, the ship carrying Paul and his companions faced a horrendous storm. Eventually, the vessel broke up, but all 276 passengers survived on the Island of Malta. During the storm at sea, St. Paul exhibits seven powerful traits that helped him during this harrowing event. We, too, face the storms of life. To survive our personal "storms" and help those around us as St. Paul did, we must adopt those same traits St. Paul modeled for us!
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchA Practical Tool to Develop Your Conversion StoryIn the Acts of the Apostles, St. Paul's conversion story becomes one of the sub-themes in the book. The Church teaches us that his conversion is necessary to warrant a feast day, January 25th. This week, Peter and Leslie present a practical tool so that every Catholic disciple can learn their conversion story and then, like St. Paul, share that story and open doors for the Gospel. As we seek to rebuild and renew our Catholic faith here in America, equipping the faithful to share their conversion story will produce eternal fruit
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchCatholic Discipleship Begins with Personal Conversion-St. Paul Leads the Way This week, Peter and Leslie explore Saint Paul and his conversion. The Lord dramatically saved this Apostle to the Gentiles. God used his story to teach Catholic Christians the importance of our own conversion and the need for ongoing conversion in each of our lives. Both Jesus and the Catholic Catechism teach us that conversion is our first step to entering the kingdom of God. An emphasis on conversion will change individual, family, and parish life!
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchSt. Paul and the Ephesian Elders-Lessons in Church LeadershipThis week, Peter and Leslie discuss the powerful gathering in Miletus between Paul and the church elders at Ephesus. St. Paul poured his heart out to these leaders, and as he did, we can see the standard God gives to the Catholic priesthood. Paul offered himself as a model of godly leadership and gave five critical aspects of his example. He also gave three appeals to the Elders. Through St. Paul's virtuous leadership and powerful appeal, we developed eight prayers for our priests based on this encounter. Finally, Peter introduces the prayer St. Faustina prayed for priests. Amazingly, this...2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchSigns and Wonders in the Apostolic Church-Are They for Today?Peter and Leslie follow St. Paul on his third missionary journey this week. He planted a church in Ephesus, and many people came to the Lord and the Church. The Holy Spirit releases great power through signs and wonders. Even the aprons and handkerchiefs of St. Paul cause the sick to be healed and demons to be cast out. Signs and wonders have been demonstrated throughout the history of the Church to confirm the proclamation of the Gospel and to express the Lord's mercy and love toward His People. Today, the miraculous power of the Holy Spirit is available...2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchBe Not Afraid!This week, Peter and Leslie follow St. Paul into the city of Corinth. There, Paul is visited by the Lord in a night vision. Jesus encourages him to "not be afraid," the powerful challenge we continue to hear throughout the Sacred Scriptures. In today's culture, we hear the call to be courageous and "not be afraid." As we rebuild our Catholic culture in personal life, family life, and parish life, the gift of the Holy Spirit ministers courage to those who open their hearts to the Lord, just as St. Paul did in Corinth!
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchIdolatry in the Ancient Culture and NowThis week, Peter and Leslie follow St. Paul as he arrives in Athens and confronts the idolatry he sees. As Catholics, we are surrounded by a culture that offers a version of idolatry here in the 21st century. The Lord leads us away from idols and into a deep relationship with Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as we guard our hearts.
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Gospel of the Kingdom of God-Part IILeslie and Peter discuss the Gospel of the Kingdom of God this week. When St. Paul and Silas declare that there is another King, Jesus, in Acts 17, they cause a riot in Thessalonica. What is the Gospel of the Kingdom of God, and why is it important to understand? When Jesus first appears in the scene in Mark, chapter one, He tells us the way into this Gospel of the Kingdom. He calls us into a threefold response just as He did to the Apostles-Repent, Believe, and Follow! In seeking the Kingdom of God, we discover a Kingdom Mentality...2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Message of the Kingdom of God-The Proclamation of the Apostolic ChurchThis week, Peter and Leslie follow St. Paul and Silas as they preach the Gospel in Thessalonica. The city's mob creates an uproar and declares that the men who have "turned the world upside down have come here also." They accuse the apostolic team of claiming, "There is another king, Jesus!" To rebuild and renew the Church here in the West, the Gospel of the Kingdom and the declaration of Jesus as King must be rebuilt in our message and mentality. The Doane helps us understand the Kingdom of God this week and lays a foundation for this message...2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchTrue Worship Begins with MassThis week,, Peter and Leslie discuss the difference between praise and worship. Jesus told the Samaritan woman, " True worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and truth." Catholic worship is most perfectly experienced in the Sacrifice of the Mass. Rebuilding Catholic Worship is directly tied to the call for Catholics to return to Mass. If we are without the Mass, Catholics are without true worship!
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Call to Praise GodThis week, Peter and Leslie guide us on St. Paul's second missionary journey. As they minister in Philippi, St. Paul, and Silas are thrown in jail after casting out the spirit of divination of the woman following after them. At midnight, they began to praise God, and an earthquake opened the prison doors! The jailor and his whole household are saved and baptized. The call to become a person of praise is foundational for rebuilding and renewing our faith. The Doanes share how we, too, can become a people of praise.
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchFellowship of Catholic University Students -An Interview This week, Peter interviews Natalia Draghicchio, who leads the team for Catholic University Students on Campus at IUPUI, Indianapolis. Natalia shares how the FOCUS missionaries prepare themselves to engage the students on campus and the key to evangelizing-build relationships! FOCUS is certainly a lay apostolate that is on mission.
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchGod Gives Divine Guidance to St. Paul and His Team-He Will Do the Same for UsThis week, Peter and Leslie discuss St. Paul's second missionary journey. He and his new disciples, Timothy and Silas, venture out but have a surprise from the Lord! He does not allow them to go where they had determined was God's guidance. The Holy Spirit refuses to let them proceed with their initial plan. So, too, with us, the Lord sometimes guides us in a different direction than we had planned. In the Acts of the Apostles, we discover seven ways the Holy Spirit gives us divine guidance!
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchGoing on Mission Can Create ConflictsThis week, Peter and Leslie discussed the intense dispute between St. Paul and Barnabas concerning John Mark. John Mark had abandoned the team on the first missionary journey, and Paul did not want him to join them as they ventured out again. Barnabas resisted, and a sharp disagreement took place. When we make going out on mission a priority, we face new challenges in our personal lives, families, and parishes.
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchHow the Early Christians Continued on in the FaithThis week, Peter and Leslie discuss the conclusion of St. Paul's first missionary journey. Before he and Barnabas returned home to Antioch, Syria, they visited the new believers in the new churches they planted and exhorted them to continue in the Faith. What does this mean for us today? How can we be sure our faith is growing and remaining steadfast? The Book of Acts continues to show us how to "rebuild and renew" our personal lives and parishes.
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchSatan's Most Dangerous Games-Part IIIn the second part of a two-part series, Peter and Leslie discuss the encounters both St. Peter and St. Paul experienced in the Acts of the Apostles with practitioners of sorcery and the occult. Although these encounters took place 2,000 years ago, Satan still today tries to trap Catholics into engaging in the occult. This often manifests through games, entertainment, eastern meditation, and media. This broadcast will help you recognize these schemes of Satan and give steps to be set free.
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchSatan's Most Dangerous Games-Part I Peter and Leslie follow St. Paul on his first missionary journey in this week's broadcast. Immediately, he and Barnabas encounter the magician Elymas. St. Paul confronts him and his magic arts, which are hindering the spread of the Gospel. We, too, must be on our guard against the occult in all its forms. Often, occult oppression comes in games like the Ouija board, astrology, and yoga.
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchSt. Paul's Strategies for Evangelization This week, Peter and Leslie discuss how, practically, a local parish moves from "maintenance to mission." Barnabas and Paul had a clear strategy as they traveled on their first missionary journey. They were not random or "hit and miss" in their plans. So, too, the Church has given us a strategy for the new evangelization, directing us with a plan that leads us in our evangelistic mission
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchAlpha in a Catholic Context-Interview with Mark Wilcox Part II Peter and Leslie interview Mark Wilcox in part two of presenting the Alpha in a Catholic Context course this week. Alpha is having a worldwide impact by helping Catholic parishes move from maintenance to mission. Mark shares some personal experiences of seeing lives transformed through encountering Jesus and experiencing renewal while attending the Alpha course.
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchAlpha in a Catholic Context-Interview with Mark Wilcox Part I In today's broadcast, Peter and Leslie discuss helping parishes move from maintenance to mission. Mark Wilcox, a layman serving in the Alpha in a Catholic Context movement, shares how Alpha helps evangelize those outside the parish and re-evangelize those inside the parish. The "power of invitation" becomes a key component of reaching out to others
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchMoving the Parish from Maintenance to MissionIn today's broadcast, Peter and Leslie continue their series, " The Call to Return to Biblical Christianity." In Acts 13, Barnabas and Saul are sent out from the Antioch Church as a new era breaks forth in the Church. Antioch becomes a model for Catholic parishes to be "mission-focused." In the call to "Rebuild, " we look at eight places in the local parish that need to change from maintenance to mission.
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchCatechesis in the Apostolic ChurchThis week, Peter and Leslie highlight the beginnings of the great church in the Acts of the Apostles, the church at Antioch. Here, Barnabas, along with Saul of Tarsus, settles in Antioch and teaches a great number of people for one year. We see that catechesis was critical for the building of this parish. For our parishes to become strong in the Faith, like Antioch, we must rebuild by bringing the family into the center of our approach to catechesis.
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchPrivate Prayer Changed World HistoryThis week, Peter and Leslie explored Acts chapter 10. Here, Cornelius and his household come into the Church to the surprise of the Jewish believers. Both Cornelius and the messenger, St. Peter, were practicing private prayer. This served as the "launching point" for this historical event- the coming of the Holy Spirit upon the Gentiles. We, too, can experience life-changing events through the practice of private and communal prayer.
2024-06-2228 minGo Rebuild My ChurchSt. Paul's Conversion-What Do We Learn?This week, Peter and Leslie discuss St. Paul's conversion. His conversion demonstrates what true transformation in the life of a Catholic Christian consists of. In our series, " A Return to Biblical Christianity," the journey of Saul of Tarsus, who became St. Paul, the great theologian, and martyr, serves as a model for us as we discover what biblical conversion consists of.
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchThe Acts of the Apostles-Our Blueprint for Rebuilding the ChurchThis week, Peter and Leslie continue their series, " A Return to Biblical Christianity," discussing how the Acts of the Apostles give us the blueprint. After the martyrdom of St. Stephen, a great persecution broke out, with Saul of Tarsus at the forefront. The new believers, the laity, left Jerusalem, and were scattered, Instead of going into hiding, the laity went about preaching the word and evangelizing. This calls us to do the same
2024-06-2227 minGo Rebuild My ChurchHow Catholic Christians Prepare for PersecutionThis week Peter and Leslie discuss how the martyrdom of St. Stephen brought on vast persecution in the Church. Saul of Tarsus was said to "ravage the Church." Throughout the New Testament, starting with Jesus, we are told that all true followers of the Lord will suffer persecution. Peter and Leslie share how we as Catholic Christians can prepare for these realities
2024-06-2027 minGo Rebuild My ChurchWhy St. Stephen is Given Two Whole Chapters in the Acts of the ApostlesThis week Peter and Leslie discuss the amazing account of St. Stephen in the Acts of the Apostles. Stephen became an example of a true disciple and demonstrated the characteristics that make up a follower of Jesus. We can learn much from this saint as we discover how the Holy Spirit through St. Luke devotes two entire chapters to him
2024-06-2027 minGo Rebuild My ChurchAngels Play a Major Role in Sacred Scripture-They Still Do TodayThis week Peter and Leslie discuss the angelic activity that takes place throughout Sacred Scripture. Our guardian angels are there with us and are important to our life in the Kingdom. This broadcast will inspire the listener to become more aware of angelic realities!
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