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EPISODE · Dec 21, 2025 · 27 MIN

Saint Kolbe's Legacy Episode #9

from Living in the Heart of the Most Holy Trinity · host Garry E. Hall

Episode 9 Saint Kolbe's Legacy Living in the Heart of the Most Holy Trinity: Understanding Devotion to Mary and the Inspiring Life of St. Maximilian KolbeJoin Rear Admiral Garry Hall and Fr. James Kelleher, the internationally known Rosary Priest, as they delve into the Catholic faith, answer questions from listeners, and share the powerful story of St. Maximilian Kolbe. This episode discusses why Catholics pray to the Virgin Mary, the concept of subordinate mediation, and provides a detailed look at Kolbe's heroic actions and unwavering faith in Auschwitz. A moving discussion on how to live in the heart of the Most Holy Trinity and strive toward sainthood.00:00 Welcome to Living in the Heart of the Most Holy Trinity00:51 Listener Engagement and Questions01:39 Why Do Catholics Pray to the Virgin Mary?02:52 Understanding Subordinate Mediation07:21 The Power of the Holy Spirit Prayer08:45 The Life and Legacy of Maximilian Kolbe11:30 Kolbe's Heroic Acts in Auschwitz15:10 Lessons from Kolbe's Suffering and Faith24:08 Applying Kolbe's Teachings to Our Lives26:32 Final Blessing and Farewell

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