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EPISODE · May 31, 2025 · 14 MIN

Creative Catholicism - Making Catholicism Work - Episode 13 - Keeping Your Faith

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Father James Grant reflects on the contrast between his grandmother’s strong faith and the lack of religious practice in his own family. He recounts his grandmother’s hardships, including the loss of two husbands to war injuries, and how her faith sustained her through suffering. Father Grant contrasts this with a recent observation of a grandmother and her granddaughters, suggesting a disconnect between generations and a decline in religious influence. The speaker reflects on the profound impact of two women in his life, his grandmother and wife, who endured immense suffering but remained steadfast in their faith and commitment to others. Their experiences taught him the importance of spiritual stability, consistency, and love in the face of adversity. He emphasises the Catholic call to be reliable, joyful, and loving, not just enduring life’s challenges. Father James Grant’s presentation, “Creative Catholicism,” explores the purpose of faith and the transformative power of suffering.

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