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EPISODE · Nov 28, 2020 · 19 MIN

#13 | Is the Catholic Church Still Relevant?

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In this episode we talk about the Catholic Church and how we can see it for what it is. We explore topics such as:Why the Church is familyWhy we are ChurchWhy saints are importantHow can we be Church today.Resources:- Scott Hahn Conversion Story- Bishop Barron on the Myths about the Catholic Church- Religion and the Opening Up of the Mind | Bishop Robert Barron | Talks at Google,- Bishop Barron on What Faith Is and What Faith Isn't------------Hearts + Minds Official website - hearts-minds.ieIG - @heartsandmindsireFB - Hearts+Minds | FacebookEmail: [email protected]+Minds events in Dublin, Belfast, Cork, Galway and Navan

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In this episode we talk about the Catholic Church and how we can see it for what it is. We explore topics such as: Why the Church is familyWhy we are ChurchWhy saints are importantHow can we be Church today.Resources: - Scott Hahn Conversion Story - Bishop Barron on the Myths about the Catholic Church - Religion and the Opening Up of the Mind | Bishop Robert Barron | Talks at Google, - Bishop Barron on What Faith Is and What Faith Isn't ------------ Hearts + Minds Official website - heart...

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