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EPISODE · Nov 7, 2025 · 31 MIN

Are We Ready for Judgment? The One Topic Catholics Avoid…

from Catholic Conversations at St. Joseph · host St. Joseph Kings Park

In this week’s episode of Catholic Conversations at St. Joseph, Fr. Peter and Randi dive into a powerful reflection on the All Souls Mass, a special liturgy honoring and praying for the souls of loved ones who have died in the past year. If you’re searching for Catholic teaching on death, grief, purgatory, and prayer for the dead, this episode offers faith-filled insight and hope.They continue our message series “Destined for Eternity” by exploring the second of the Four Last Things: Judgment— what the Church really teaches about particular judgment, final judgment, heaven, and hell, and how this truth can shape the way we live today.The episode concludes with an honest discussion about the vocation crisis, priest shortages, the future of religious life, and how the faithful can pray, encourage, and support new vocations.Perfect for anyone seeking Catholic podcasts, parish life updates, spiritual growth, apologetics, and faith formation content. Subscribe, like, and share to help spread the Gospel!Check out Day 309 in the Bible in a Year for the scripture passage on praying for the dead.

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