Feeling Propeta: Teka, Lord..

Was the Last Supper really a Passover meal… or not? The Gospels seem to tell two different timelines. Matthew, Mark, and Luke present it as a Passover meal. But John suggests something else. So which one is correct?Or… are we asking the wrong question? In this episode, we go beyond the surface tension and look at what Jesus is actually doing at the Last Supper. Not just as a ritual meal, but as a moment where something new begins. Drawing from Scripture and insights from Pope Benedict XVI’s Jesus of Nazareth: Holy Week, we explore how the Last Supper is not just connected to the Cross—it already contains it. Because what begins at the table, reaches its fullness on the Cross. And what is given there, remains present. As we enter Holy Week, this episode invites us to move from simply understanding the story to entering into it. ✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast May tanong, hugot, o gusto mong i-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]

Did Jesus deliberately enter Jerusalem knowing it would lead to the Cross?When Jesus entered Jerusalem, the crowd welcomed Him like a king. Garments were spread on the road. Palm branches were waved. And the cry echoed through the city:“Hosanna! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord.”But if this was a moment of triumph, why does it lead to the Cross?In this episode, we revisit the events of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem and the cleansing of the Temple through the insights of Joseph Ratzinger (Pope Benedict XVI) in Jesus of Nazareth: Holy Week.Together, we explore why these events were not accidental. From the deliberate choice of a donkey to the messianic cries of the pilgrims, and from the prophetic act in the Temple to the rising tension with the authorities, the Gospel begins to reveal something deeper: Jesus was not simply caught in the events of Holy Week. He was revealing who He truly was, and where His mission was leading.Sometimes the road to the Cross does not begin with defeat, but with revelation.✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcastMay tanong, hugot, o gusto mong i-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta! 🎙️✨

For many of us, almsgiving feels simple… until it isn’t.You see someone asking for help, and suddenly there are questions. Are we really helping? Or are we unknowingly contributing to something else? Because of that uncertainty, sometimes the easiest response is to look away.But almsgiving has always been one of the core practices of Lent—together with prayer and fasting. So why does the Church insist on it?In this episode of Feeling Propeta: Teka, Lord, we talk about what almsgiving really means, and why it’s not just about money, generosity, or random acts of kindness.Through Scripture, especially Matthew 25, we explore how almsgiving is not only about changing someone else’s situation. It’s also about allowing God to transform how we see others, and how we respond to them.Because sometimes, almsgiving begins not when we give something away… but when we refuse to look away.✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcastMay tanong, hugot, o gusto mong i-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta! 🎙️✨

We pray when we need help. When we’re afraid. When we don’t know what else to do. But what are we actually doing when we pray?If God already knows everything, our needs, our thoughts, even our future, what is the point of saying it at all? Does prayer change God’s mind? Or does something else happen when we pray?In this episode of Feeling Propeta: Teka, Lord, we unpack what prayer really is. Not as a way of informing God, but as a way of participating in His action.Because prayer is not about making God present.It’s about allowing ourselves to be open to the God who is already present.From Scripture to the wisdom of St. Augustine, we explore how prayer is not about control, but about relationship — not about convincing God to act, but learning to trust the God who already is.🎙️ Listen now and rediscover what prayer really means.✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcastMay tanong, hugot, o gusto mong i-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta! 🎙️✨

So tapos na ang Ash Wednesday.Nakapag-fasting na. Nakapag-abstinence na.But… do we actually understand what we just did?In this episode, we unpack fasting and abstinence, what they are, how they are different, and why the Church asks both of us during Lent.From Scripture to the Incarnation, we explore why conversion is not just something we think about, but something we practice with our whole selves.Is fasting just about food?Is abstinence just about avoiding meat?This isn’t about surviving rules.It’s about understanding formation.✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcastMay tanong, hugot, o gusto mong i-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta! 🎙️✨

Ash Wednesday na naman.Parang automatic na sa atin, no? Hahanap ng Mass schedule. Pipila para sa abo. Uuwi na may krus sa noo. Tapos life goes on.But have we ever paused and asked: bakit nga ba abo?Lent is forty days. May fasting, may sacrifice, may prayers. So why does the Church begin not with effort, not with rules, but with ashes?In this episode, we sit with that question.We talk about what ashes actually mean in Scripture, why the Church begins Lent with repentance before discipline, and why those simple words—“Remember that you are dust and to dust you shall return”—are not meant to shame us, but to ground us.Because maybe Lent was never meant to start with what we can do for God. Maybe it begins with facing the truth about who we are, fragile, imperfect, in need of grace and mercy.If Ash Wednesday has ever felt like a checklist moment to you, this episode might help you see it differently.Tara, let’s enter Lent honestly.✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcastMay tanong, hugot, o gusto mong i-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta! 🎙️✨

Every year, Lent comes back, and with it, the same familiar ideas: fasting, sacrifice, discipline.Pero minsan, kahit pamilyar, parang may kulang pa rin.In this episode, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon step back from the usual practices and ask a deeper question. Not just what we do during Lent, but what Lent really is and why the Church keeps inviting us into it year after year.Together, we explore where Lent came from and why it developed as a season of preparation; why the Church chose forty days and how Scripture shapes its meaning; how repentance, not discipline, becomes the doorway to Lent; and why practices like fasting only make sense when they flow from an honest return to God.This isn’t an episode about creating a better routine.It’s an invitation to see Lent beyond performance, as a season of truth, humility, and grace.✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcastMay tanong, hugot, o gusto mong i-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta! 🎙️✨

So… is Christmas fake?Every Christmas, the same claim resurfaces: “Hindi naman talaga December 25 ang birthday ni Jesus.”In this episode, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon step back from the arguments and ask a deeper question. Not just when Jesus was born, but what it means that God chose to be born in time at all.Together, we explore why the Bible doesn’t give an exact birth date, and why that matters; how the early Church understood time, history, and the Incarnation; what Jewish tradition, Church teaching, and Christian theology reveal about December 25; and why Christmas was never meant to win debates, but to proclaim one truth that God is with us.This isn’t an episode about proving a date.It’s an invitation to rediscover what Christmas has been pointing to all along. God didn’t save us from afar, but entered our time, our waiting, and our very human lives.As the year comes to a close, we reflect on what it means to trust God’s timing, especially when life feels slow, unfinished, or unclear.✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcastMay tanong, hugot, o gusto mong i-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta! 🎙️✨

“Bakit biglang pink ang kandila?”“Bakit iba rin ang suot ng pari?”“At totoo bang may ‘hidden countdown’ sa gitna ng Simbang Gabi na hindi natin napapansin?” Tuwing Advent, may mga simbolong paulit-ulit nating nakikita sa Simbahan: apat na kandila, mga kulay na nag-iiba, mga awit na pamilyar. Pero madalas, sanay na lang tayo. Hindi na nagtatanong kung bakit. Sa episode na ito, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon unpack two quiet but powerful Advent moments we often overlook. Ito ayang biglaang paglitaw ng rose candle at vestments sa kalagitnaan ng Advent, at ang sinaunang “O Antiphons”, isang lihim na countdown ng Simbahan sa mga huling araw bago Pasko. Pag-uusapan nila kung bakit may “Rejoice” sa gitna ng paghihintay, kung paano tinuturuan tayo ng Simbahan na magsaya kahit hindi pa tapos ang kwento, at kung bakit ang huling linggo ng Advent ay hindi minamadali kundi pinapalalim. Kung pakiramdam mo ay pagod ka na sa kakahintay, o parang dumadaan na lang ang Advent taon-taon, this episode invites you to pause, to see, to listen, and to rejoice quietly dahil ang Panginoon ay malapit na. ✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast May tanong, hugot, o gusto mong i-share?📩 Email us at [email protected] Don’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta! 🎙️✨

“Pag nakumpleto mo ang 9 days, matutupad ang wish mo?”We all know the tradition.We wake up before dawn, line up half-asleep, smell the puto bumbong and bibingka, and somewhere along the way, we hear that old belief.Pero totoo ba ’to?Ano nga bang tunay na ibig sabihin ng Simbang Gabi?Kailan ito nagsimula?At paano naging staple ng Paskong Pinoy ang siyam na madaling araw?In this episode, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon revisit one of our most beloved Filipino devotions. Not as a checklist or cultural hype, but as a novena of hope, sacrifice, and quiet preparation. They explore the history of Simbang Gabi, its joyful liturgy, its deep Filipino roots, and why the Church never taught a “wish formula,” only a God who meets us faithfully at dawn.Kasama rin sa pagninilay ang insights from Pope Francis, St. John Paul II, St. Augustine, at Cardinal Sin, as they reflect on how these nine mornings form the heart to desire Christ. Not just for Christmas, but in the Sunday Eucharist we return to every week.Tara, pag-usapan natin ang hope sa dilim, the desires behind our wishes, and the quiet grace God gives every time we choose to show up.✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcastMay tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

Most of us know what waiting feels like, pero paano kung matagal na? Paano kung tahimik si Lord? Paano kung pagod ka na umasa?In this episode, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon sit with the Advent story we often skip, the long, quiet, very relatable waiting of Zechariah and Elizabeth. A couple described as righteous, faithful and yet, for decades, unanswered.Pero anong nangyayari sa puso ng taong matagal nang naghihintay? At paano kumikilos ang Diyos sa mga seasons of delay, dryness, and “Lord… hanggang kailan pa?”They explore Scripture, reflections from the Church Fathers and saints (St. Ambrose, St. Bede, St. Augustine, Origen), and the deeper theology of waiting — where tired faith is still faith, and God remembers even the prayers we’ve stopped praying.Tara, pag-usapan natin ang slow hope, quiet obedience, and the gentle ways God forms us through long waiting.Because sometimes, the holiest miracles begin in the most exhausted hearts.✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

Habang lahat abala sa paghahanda para sa Pasko, may isang figure na madalas nating nakakaligtaan. Walang linya sa Gospels, walang malaking eksena, walang dramatic spotlight, pero sa katahimikan niya, andun ang isa sa pinakamalalim na kwento ng pananampalataya: si St. Joseph.In this episode, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon walk through Joseph’s four dream encounters. Mga sandaling hindi kailangan ng salita, pero puno ng tiwala at tapang. Sa bawat panaginip, Joseph listens… and then obeys. Quietly. Steadily. Faithfully.Drawing from Scripture, Patris Corde, and the wisdom of saints through the centuries, we rediscover the man who protected Jesus not with noise, but with presence; not with speeches, but with surrender.This Advent, when life feels loud, rushed, or uncertain, Joseph invites us into the kind of quiet where God’s voice becomes clear again.Because sometimes, the holiest moments begin in silence, and the bravest answers begin with listening. ✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

In a season where everyone wants things fast, Mary reminds us of a different rhythm, a holy kind of waiting.In this episode, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon look at Mary’s three moments of waiting in the Gospels: her courageous “yes” at the Annunciation, her active service during the Visitation, and her quiet pondering in Bethlehem.Mary didn’t wait in fear; she waited in faith.Hindi siya nag-demand ng signs. Hindi siya nagmadali. She believed first, then waited for God to act — with trust, with love, with silence that listens.Using Scripture and insights from Lumen Gentium and Marialis Cultus, we explore how Mary lived the very first Advent, and how her waiting became the Church’s model of hope.So if you’re in a season of uncertainty, slow answers, or quiet prayers, this episode invites you to wait like Mary: with faith that listens, hope that moves, and a heart open to God’s timing.Join us as we enter Advent through the eyes of the one who waited for Christ first — and teaches us how to wait for Him now.✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

Christ the King: Hari Siya — Pero Paano?Tahimik ang feast na ’to every year — walang decor, walang hype, walang Christmas-level energy. Pero kung tutuusin, this solemn celebration carries one of the boldest claims of our faith: Jesus is King.Pero… paano Siya nagiging Hari sa buhay natin kung ang mundo ngayon ay obsessed with control, power, and influence?At bakit itinayo ng Simbahan ang feast na ’to in the middle of political chaos and rising dictatorships back in 1925?Sa episode na ’to, pag-uusapan natin:👑 The biblical roots of Jesus’ kingship👑 Bakit hindi power trip ang “reign” ni Christ👑 The surprising historical reason behind the feast👑 How His kingship can actually shape our choices today👑 And why His crown doesn’t glitter — it bleedsA quiet feast with a loud message:Hindi sapat na tawagin nating Hari si Jesus — kailangan natin Siyang papaghariin.In our thoughts.In our will.In our hearts.Join Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon as we end the liturgical year with a reminder that hits harder than any celebration:Christ reigns — not by force, but by love.✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

Iisa nga lang ba ang celebration ng “Araw ng mga Patay”?O magkaiba ang pinagdiriwang natin sa bawat isa: All Saints and All Souls?In this episode, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon explore why the Church sets November 1 and November 2 side by side, but not as the same celebration. They unpack how the Church honors:• The Saints in Heaven — the Church Triumphant (cf. Catechism of the Catholic Church 1023–1024)• The Faithful Departed still being purified — the Church Suffering (cf. CCC 1030–1032)• And us here on earth — the Church Militant (cf. CCC 954–959)They also take a closer look at how Filipino culture’s “Undas tradition” sometimes blends these two days together—and what we lose when their distinct meaning fades.Because Nov 1 is a celebration of those who have arrived.And Nov 2 is a prayerful reaching-out to those still on the way.Both speak to a love that does not end at death.This isn’t just about lighting candles or visiting the cemetery.It’s about remembering where we’re going—and who we refuse to forget.Because heaven and earth are not apart; they simply stand on different sides of the same prayer.✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

Between costumes and candles, parties and prayers, nasaan nga ba ang tunay na diwa ng Undas? 🕯️Halloween vs. Undas daw: parehong end of October, parehong may candles, costumes, at memories. Pero bakit parang magkaibang-magkaiba ang pinaghuhugutan ng dalawang ito? 🎃🕯️In this episode, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon unwrap the two faces of this season: the cultural craze of Halloween and the sacred soul of Undas. From ancient Filipino rituals of remembering the dead to the Catholic teaching on the Communion of Saints (CCC 946–962), we’ll rediscover how faith transforms memory into mercy, and prayer into love that never ends.Habang ang mundo busy sa trick-or-treat, the Church invites us to something deeper, a holy encounter. Because Undas isn’t about fear or superstition, but about fidelity, a love that refuses to forget, and a hope that looks beyond the grave. 💛✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

“Hindi ko naman calling ’yan.”“Di ako marunong magpaliwanag ng Bible.” “Baka naman trabaho lang ’yan ng pari.”Familiar? 😅In this episode, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon talk about what real evangelization looks like in ordinary life — how every act of kindness, honesty, and hope becomes a quiet sermon of faith. Because sometimes, the loudest Gospel is the one lived out loud.We’ll explore how every baptized person shares in Christ’s mission: to bring His light into the everyday — from office conversations to small acts of compassion.If you’ve ever felt “not qualified” to talk about faith, this episode will remind you:You don’t need a pulpit to preach.You just need a heart that listens, loves, and lives the Gospel.Because maybe the world doesn’t need more preachers — just more witnesses.✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

Sabado pa lang, Sunday na??Bakit nga ba pinapayagan ng Simbahan ang Anticipated Mass—at counted na ‘yon bilang Sunday obligation kahit hindi pa Linggo?In this episode, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon unpack the meaning and mystery behind attending Mass on a Saturday evening—kung bakit ito kinikilala ng Simbahan bilang pagpasok na sa Lord’s Day, at kung paano ito naka-ugat sa Jewish reckoning of time at sa theology ng liturgical rhythm ng Church.They explore Scripture, Canon Law (Canon 1248 §1), and Catholic tradition to explain why the Anticipated Mass isn’t a loophole or a shortcut—but a beautiful reminder that God’s grace moves beyond the clock.Discover how the Church’s rhythm of worship isn’t just about convenience, but about entering the Lord’s Day with intention and awe—even before the sun rises on Sunday. 🌅Because this isn’t a shortcut.It’s an early step into grace. 🙏✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

“Wag makialam!” “Separation of Church and State, hello!”—ilang beses mo na bang narinig ‘yan kapag may pari o obispo na nagsalita tungkol sa isyung panlipunan o political? Pero tama ba talaga na dapat tahimik ang Simbahan?Sa episode na ‘to, sina Ann Mare at Fr. Lennon ay tatalakayin kung ano nga ba ang tunay na ibig sabihin ng “separation of Church and State”—at bakit hindi ito ibig sabihin ng separation of faith and life.Pag-uusapan nila kung kailan at paano dapat magsalita ang Simbahan, ayon mismo sa Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC 2240, 2245–2246). From conscience formation to Catholic social teaching, we’ll dive into how faith can and should shape the way we vote, speak, and stand for justice.💬 Kung napaisip ka na rin kung dapat bang makialam ang Simbahan sa politika, this episode’s for you.Faith isn’t a weekend hobby—it’s a way of life that speaks truth, even in the public square.🎧 “The Church isn’t a campaign machine; she’s a compass."✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

“‘Remember you will die.’” – scary? morbid? o baka naman the most life-giving reminder you’ll ever hear?In this episode, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon unpack the Catholic meaning of Memento Mori—from the Desert Fathers and St. Benedict’s “keep death daily before your eyes,” to St. Francis of Assisi calling death his “sister.” We’ll explore why the Catechism (§1014) actually encourages us to prepare for the hour of our death—hindi para matakot, kundi para mamuhay nang may direksiyon at pag-asa.Kung sawa ka na sa YOLO hustle o sa pamahiing “knock on wood,” this conversation will show you how remembering death can reframe your priorities, deepen your prayer, and lead you closer to eternal life.📖 For Further Reading• Catechism of the Catholic Church §1014 – official teaching: “The Church encourages us to prepare ourselves for the hour of our death…”• Rule of St. Benedict, Chapter 4 – classic monastic wisdom: “Keep death daily before your eyes.”• St. Francis of Assisi, Canticle of the Creatures – where he calls death “Sister Death.”• Sr. Theresa Aletheia Noble, FSP, Memento Mori: An Advent Companion on the Last Things – a modern revival of this ancient practice.• Pope Benedict XVI (Joseph Ratzinger), Eschatology: Death and Eternal Life ✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

“Naku, kapag namatay ang baby na hindi nabinyagan, diretso Limbo ’yan!” – baka narinig mo na rin ang linyang ‘yan mula sa lola o kapitbahay. Pero… doctrine ba talaga ‘to, o chismis lang na naging parang “fourth place” after death?In this episode, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon trace the real story behind the word Limbo—from St. Augustine’s struggle with original sin to St. Thomas Aquinas’ “edge of hell” theory, all the way to what the Catholic Church actually teaches today.We’ll explore the Catechism (§1261), the 2007 document The Hope of Salvation for Infants Who Die Without Being Baptized, and the rock-solid truth that God’s mercy is bigger than any sacrament or speculation.If you’ve ever wondered where unbaptized babies go—or just want to swap fear for hope—this episode sets the record straight and reminds you: God’s love is always greater than our theories.For Further Reading• Catechism of the Catholic Church §1261 – official summary of the Church’s teaching on infants who die without baptism.• International Theological Commission, The Hope of Salvation for Infants Who Die Without Being Baptized (2007) – full theological study commissioned by the Vatican.• St. Augustine, On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins and on the Baptism of Infants – early wrestling with original sin and infant baptism.• St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae, Supplement, Question 69 – discussion of “limbus puerorum.”• Council of Florence (1439) & Council of Trent (1547) – Canons on original sin and Baptism; historical background for the Limbo discussion.• Joseph Ratzinger (Pope Benedict XVI), Eschatology: Death and Eternal Life – balanced overview of Catholic teaching on the afterlife.✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

“Angel of God, my guardian dear…” — classic prayer natin ‘yan since childhood. Pero real ba talaga ang guardian angels, or comfort thought lang?In this episode of Feeling Propeta, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon explore Scripture, Church tradition, and real-life experiences to ask: divine reality o spiritual wishful thinking?From biblical encounters with angels to the Catechism’s teaching and the wisdom of saints, we uncover why the Church believes these unseen companions are more than just bedtime stories.Because maybe… heaven’s help is closer than we think. 👼✨🙏📚 For Further Reading• Catechism of the Catholic Church §§328–336 (esp. §336)• St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae I, q.113 (On Guardian Angels)• St. Jerome, Homily on Matthew 18:10• Pope Francis, Homily at Casa Santa Marta, 2 Oct 2014 — “We All Have an Angel”✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

Ever wondered kung bakit iba-iba ang kulay at porma ng suot ng pari sa bawat Misa?  Green, violet, red, white—parang liturgical OOTD!  Pero sa likod ng bawat layer at kulay, may malalim na kuwento. Join Ann Mare at Fr. Lennon as they unpack the biblical roots (hello Exodus 28!), hidden prayers, at meaning ng bawat vestment—alb, cincture, stole, chasuble—and why these garments signal something far more profound than fashion.  From symbolism of colors to the priest acting in persona Christi, discover how every detail points to Christ and heaven breaking into earth. ✨ Pakinggan para mas ma-appreciate ang Misa at ang “garment of faith” na suot din nating lahat mula pa noong binyag. 📚 For Further Reading• Catechism of the Catholic Church §§1145–1162 (Signs and Symbols of the Liturgy)• General Instruction of the Roman Missal (GIRM) §§335–347 on sacred vestments• Edward Sri, A Biblical Walk Through the Mass (for symbolism of liturgical actions and garments)• Brant Pitre, Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist (Old Testament roots of priestly garments) ✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ== May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected] Don’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

Ever wondered kung bakit paulit-ulit tayo sa Misa na tumatayo, umuupo, at lumuluhod? Para bang “Mass Zumba” lang — o may malalim na kahulugan bawat galaw? 🤔Sa episode na ito, Ann Mare at Fr. Lennon unpack the roots of liturgical gestures. From the Jewish traditions, to the early Christians, hanggang sa simbahan ngayon — discover how every movement is actually a prayer in motion.Hindi lang ito ritual choreography. It’s faith embodied — the body teaching the soul, and the soul leading the body.For further reading:📖 Mediator Dei (Pope Pius XII, 1947) — on the nature of liturgy and active participation📖 Catechism of the Catholic Church §§2558–2564, 2655 — on prayer involving body and soul📖 The Spirit of the Liturgy by Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger (Pope Benedict XVI) — deep dive on liturgical gestures and posture in worship✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

“Optional lang ba ang sakramento?”Kalma, ka-Propeta. Bago ka mag-decide na skip ang Baptism, Eucharist, o Reconciliation, let’s dive deep.Sa episode na ‘to, tinalakay nina Ann Mare at Fr. Lennon kung bakit ang mga sakramento—hindi lang ritual o simbolo—ay tunay na encounter kay Kristo. Mula biblical roots hanggang early Church practices, we unpack why these channels of grace are essential, hindi optional.Sama ka sa spiritual deep dive na ‘to—may theological tea, biblical receipts, at isang napakagandang reminder: Grace flows best when we open our hearts. ✨🙏For Further Reading:📖 Catechism of the Catholic Church (Part 2, Section 2: The Sacraments)📖 Scott Hahn, Swear to God📖 Brant Pitre, Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist📖 Edward Sri, A Biblical Walk Through the Mass📖 Early Church texts: The Didache, writings of St. Augustine & St. Cyprian✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

“Science over faith.” Madalas natin ‘tong marinig—lalo na kapag may debate online. Pero kailangan ba talagang mamili?In this episode of Feeling Propeta, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon dive into one of the most misunderstood ‘rivalries’: Faith vs. Science.From the myth of the “conflict thesis,” to priest-scientists like Fr. Georges Lemaître (a.k.a. father of the Big Bang Theory) and Gregor Mendel (the father of genetics), to the wisdom of St. John Paul II’s Fides et Ratio—we uncover why faith and reason are not enemies, but partners in the search for truth.Because maybe… the head and the heart were never meant to fight, but to fly together. 🧠✨🙏For Further Reading:📖 Benjamin Wiker, The Catholic Church & Science: Answering the Questions, Exposing the Myths📖 Pope St. John Paul II, Fides et Ratio📖 Edited by Ronald Numbers, Galileo Goes to Jail and Other Myths About Science and Religion✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

Tinapay lang? Alak lang? Kung symbol lang ang Eucharist, okay na siguro na isipin mo lang si Jesus habang kumakain ka ng pandesal sa bahay. Pero… what if He meant it literally? What if, sa bawat Misa, Siya mismo ang lumalapit sa’yo—Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity?In this episode, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon dive deep into one of the most mysterious and beautiful claims of the Catholic faith: the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist. We unpack John 6, the Last Supper, and three common objections to the Real Presence—and see how the earliest Christians worshipped the same way we do today.If Jesus truly comes to us in the Eucharist, then this isn’t just a ritual. It’s the source and summit of our faith—an encounter with the living God that can change everything.📚 Further Reading:Books• Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist – Brant Pitre• The Lamb’s Supper – Scott Hahn• A Biblical Walk Through the Mass – Edward Sri• The Eucharist: Mystery of Presence, Sacrifice, and Communion – Lawrence Feingold• God Is Near Us: The Eucharist, the Heart of Life – Pope Benedict XVI / Joseph Ratzinger• The Fourth Cup – Scott HahnChurch Documents & Encyclicals• Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC 1322–1419)• Ecclesia de Eucharistia – Pope John Paul II• Sacramentum Caritatis – Pope Benedict XVI• Mysterium Fidei – Pope Paul VI• Dominicae Cenae – Pope John Paul II• Sacrosanctum Concilium (Vatican II, nos. 47–58)• Council of Trent, Session XIII – Decree on the Most Holy Eucharist✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

“Iisa lang naman si God… so pwede kahit saan?”Sounds inclusive. Peaceful. Problem solved, ‘di ba? Pero… what if sincerity isn’t enough? What if not all roads lead home?In this episode, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon unpack one of the most common—and most confusing—lines about faith: “Basta mahal mo si God, kahit anong religion, okay lang.” We talk about respect vs. relativism, Jesus’ bold claim that He is The Way, and why the Church He founded matters for knowing and worshipping the one true God.If truth really leads to Christ—and Christ leads to life—then truth saves. And love means not hiding it.📚 Further Reading:• Why We’re Catholic – Trent Horn• Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC 846–848, 816, 847)• Nostra Aetate (Declaration on the Relation of the Church to Non-Christian Religions)• Dominus Iesus (On the Unicity and Salvific Universality of Jesus Christ and the Church)✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

“Walang consent? Void ang grace?”Kalma, ka-Propeta. Bago tayo mag-declare ng invalid ang infant baptism, let’s dive deep.Sa episode na ‘to, tinalakay nina Ann Mare at Fr. Lennon ang isa sa mga pinakacommon (at minsan, pinaka-confusing) na tanong: Dapat ba talagang binyagan ang baby kahit wala pa siyang malay?With insights from Swear to God by Scott Hahn, plus biblical and historical proof, we explore why infant baptism isn’t unfair—but a powerful sign of God’s mercy.Sama ka sa spiritual deep dive na ‘to—may theological tea, biblical receipts, at isang napakagandang reminder: God moves first. Always.✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

Sabi ng iba, “once saved, always saved” daw. Kaya kahit anong gawin mo sa buhay, sure pass ka na sa langit.Pero teka… ganyan ba talaga ang turo ni Jesus?In this episode, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon take on the popular belief na basta tinanggap mo si Jesus, automatic na ang kaligtasan—bahala na sa susunod! Pero anong sabi ng Bible? Anong turo ng Simbahan?They explore Scripture, early Church teaching, and Catholic theology to reveal the full picture of salvation—as a lifelong journey of grace, faith, and love.They also draw from insights shared by Dr. Michael Barber (Salvation: What Every Catholic Should Know), Catholic Answers, and the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC 161, 1993–2001, 2016, 2028–2029) to dig deeper into this important truth.Tara, pag-usapan natin ang grace, faith, works, at kung bakit ang salvation ay hindi one-time, big-time transaction.Hindi ito tungkol sa takot, kundi sa tunay na relasyon kay Kristo.✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

Sabbath Saturday o Resurrection Sunday? Sabi sa Ten Commandments: “Remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy.”Eh ‘di Sabado ‘yun, ‘di ba?Pero bakit nga ba Linggo ang araw ng simba ng mga Katoliko? In this episode of Feeling Propeta: Teka, Lord…, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon explore:• Anong pinagkaiba ng Sabbath at Resurrection Day?• Sabado pa rin ba ang worship day ng early Christians?• Linggo: paglabag ba ito sa utos, o pagtupad sa mas malalim na katotohanan? Hindi ito simpleng debate ng araw—it’s a revelation of what true worship means in the light of Christ. Further reading for deeper insights:Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist by Brant Pitre – Alamin kung paanong ang Bagong Tipan at Linggo bilang “eighth day” ay nakakaugat sa Lumang Tipan ng mga Hudyo. Whether you're team Sabbath or team Sunday, this episode might just reset how you view rest, resurrection, and the Eucharist. ✨ Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:📍 FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/📍 IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ== May tanong, hugot, o gusto mo lang mag-share?📩 Email us at [email protected] Don’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast.Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

“Nasaan 'yan sa Bible?”Familiar, 'di ba?Marami ang naniniwalang sapat na ang Bible lang pagdating sa pananampalataya—na parang bawal at dagdag lang ang Tradisyon. Pero teka lang… Biblical ba talaga ang “Bible Alone”? At kung wala ang Sacred Tradition, saan nga ba natin nakuha ang mismong Bible?In this episode, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon unpack one of the biggest misconceptions in Christianity: Sola Scriptura.• Saan ito nanggaling?• Ano ang sinasabi ng Bible tungkol sa Tradisyon?• At bakit hindi sapat ang “Bible lang” kung gusto natin ng buo at buhay na pananampalataya?Bonus kwento: Ann Mare shares a key insight from the book "By What Authority?" by Mark Shea, a former Evangelical who realized—walang “Sola Scriptura” sa early Church.From early Church history to real-life analogies (at konting theological tea), alamin kung paano nagtutulungan ang Scripture, Tradition, at ang Magisterium para manatiling buo ang Truth na iniwan ni Kristo sa Simbahan.Ready ka na bang lumipat mula sa delulu to trululu—with the whole Church, and nothing but the Church?Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong o gusto mo lang mag-share?Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast. Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

“Hindi si Jesus kundi si Constantine ang nagtayo ng Catholic Church!” — Isa ito sa mga pinaka-popular na conspiracy theories online. Pero may katotohanan ba ito?Sa episode na ‘to, sina Ann Mare at Fr. Lennon ay magti-take back in time para himayin ang kasaysayan ng Simbahan: Mula kay Jesus at Pentecost, hanggang sa early Church Fathers at Council of Nicaea. Pinag-usapan din kung ano talaga ang ginawa (at HINDI ginawa) ni Emperor Constantine, at bakit patok na patok pa rin ang myth na ito sa social media.Makinig na sa isang makabuluhang episode na magpapalinaw ng kasaysayan at magpapatibay ng iyong pananampalataya.Gusto Mo Pa Bang Mag-Deep Dive?Try these books na sobrang helpful sa topic:• "When the Church Was Young" by Marcellino D’Ambrosio–Easy to read pero loaded with stories of the early Church Fathers.• "Constantine and the Christian Empire" by Charles Odahl—Kung curious ka sa totoong papel ni Constantine — solid historical read.• "The Triumph of Christianity" by Rodney Stark—Paano nga ba lumaganap ang faith kahit may persecution? This one explains it well.• "The Canon of Scripture" by F.F. Bruce–Want to understand how the Bible books were chosen? Eto na 'yon.Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong o gusto mo lang mag-share?Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast. Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

“Nasan na ako? Second mystery? Third Hail Mary? Or… Narnia?”In this episode of Feeling Propeta, Ann Mare at Fr. Lennon dive deep into one of the most “misunderstood” devotions ng Simbahan: the Rosary. Pinag-usapan namin kung paano ito naging scripture-based, Christ-centered, at mentally/spiritually grounding, and why saints and exorcists alike call it a weapon for these times.From its biblical roots to its repetition with intention, from Mary’s role to the mysteries of Christ’s life—this episode isn’t just a defense of the Rosary; it’s an invitation to rediscover it. And if you’ve ever felt distracted, dry, or doubtful while praying it… don’t worry, kasama ka namin diyan. For Further Reading:• Rosarium Virginis Mariae by Pope St. John Paul II – a beautiful apostolic letter on how the Rosary is a “compendium of the Gospel” and a school of Mary.• The Secret of the Rosary by St. Louis de Montfort – a spiritual classic that reveals the depth, power, and beauty of praying the Rosary well.Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong o gusto mo lang mag-share?Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast. Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

Akala mo ba dati na ang Purgatory ay Hell Lite? Parang trial version ng init? Or maybe you’ve heard someone say, “Wala naman ‘yan sa Bible, fan theory lang ‘yan ng mga pari!”In this episode, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon clear the smoke (not the fire!) around this controversial teaching.Pag-uusapan natin ang origins ng Purgatory, kung bakit may “spiritual waiting room” daw, at kung ano ang sinasabi ng Church tungkol dito—hindi lang ngayon, kundi mula pa noon.Plus, we dive into powerful insights from Spe Salvi by Pope Benedict XVI, and Purgatorio by Dante Alighieri.Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ==May tanong o gusto mo lang mag-share?Email us at [email protected]’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast. Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

“Grabe, bakit parang ang daming rebulto sa simbahan? Di ba ‘bawal’ ‘yan?”Common na tanong ‘yan—pero may mas malalim na sagot. In this episode, sina Ann Mare at Fr. Lennon ay nag-dive deep sa issue ng rebulto at imahen sa Simbahang Katolika. Sinasamba ba talaga ito? O baka naman may role sila sa paglapit natin kay God? Gusto mo pa ng mas solid na paliwanag? Basahin mo ang Catechism of the Catholic Church nos. 2131–2132. Diyan malinaw kung paano ginagamit ang images not for idolatry, but to lift our hearts to God. Some of the insightful sources behind this episode: • Catholicism and Fundamentalism by Karl Keating• Theology and Sanity by Frank Sheed• A Popular History of the Reformation by Msgr. Philip Hughes Tara, alamin kung bakit ang rebulto’t imahe ay hindi competition sa Diyos, kundi reminder ng langit. Hindi ito tungkol sa pagsamba sa kahoy o bato—kundi sa kung sino ang nire-represent nila. Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ== May tanong o gusto mo lang mag-share?Email us at [email protected] Don’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast. Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

Silent treatment kay Lord? Sweet-sweet ka na lang ulit pero walang “I’m sorry”? 😅 Eh kung si God na ang na-offend mo—okay lang ba na ‘PM is the key’? -Sa episode na ‘to, hinimay nina Ann Mare at Fr. Lennon ang madalas na tanong ng maraming Katoliko: Bakit may Confessiong kung puwede namang dumiretso kay God? Sagot: Hindi lang ito about “saying sorry”—Confession is a sacrament, with grace, healing, and freedom. -✔️ May Bible verses (legit!)✔️ May hugot at tawa✔️ May lightbulb moment about why Jesus gave us this gift -Nabanggit din ni Fr. Lennon ang kwento ng isang crucifix sa Spain—isang kamay ni Jesus ay nakababa, tila parang sinasabi: “Ako ang patuloy na nagpapatawad.” Kwento ito ng isang makasalanang paulit-ulit bumagsak, isang paring sumuko, at isang Diyos na kailanma’y hindi tumangging magpatawad. (Look up “Cruz del Perdón” o “Cross of Forgiveness” ng Cordoba, Spain kung gusto mong makita.) -Bonus mention: The Light Is On For You by Cardinal Donald Wuerl—simple pero eye-opener para sa mga gustong maintindihan ang halaga ng sakramento ng kumpisal. -So kung matagal ka nang hindi nangungumpisal—or feeling mo okay na ang “private apology” mo kay Lord—baka ito na yung sign mo. 🙏 -Follow us for more kwentuhang faith:FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ== -May tanong o gusto mo lang mag-share? Email us at [email protected] -Don’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast. Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

Natanong mo na ba kung bakit may hierarchy sa Simbahan kung si God lang naman ang dapat pakinggan? Sa episode na ito ng Feeling Propeta: Teka, Lord…, sina Ann Mare at Fr. Lennon ang bahala sa paliwanag. Pag-uusapan natin ang biblical at theological basis ng Church leadership—mula kay Peter bilang “the rock,” hanggang sa role ng mga pari bilang shepherds ng flock. Saan nga ba sa Bible binabanggit ang tungkol sa Papa? -- May special mention din ang episode ng Word on Fire Crash Course on Vatican II ni Dr. Richard DeClue tungkol sa The Church and Salvation. Gusto mo ng deeper dive? Panoorin dito: https://youtu.be/qdwh5Qbgt1I?si=FivFftoYU84V42aW -- Heads up: Nabanggit ni Fr. Lennon na “nasa 266th successor na tayo ni St. Peter.” Tama ito noong recording dahil buhay pa si Pope Francis. Pasensya kung medyo nakalito! Tara, usap tayo tungkol sa Church, authority, at Pope at Pari. -- Follow us for more kwentuhang faith: FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ== May tanong o gusto mo lang mag-share? Email us at [email protected] Follow, rate, and share. Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

Maraming beses na bang natanong sa’yo kung sinasamba natin si Maria? O baka ikaw mismo, minsang naintriga rin? In this episode of Feeling Propeta: Teka, Lord…, Ann Mare and Fr. Lennon dive into one of the most misunderstood topics about the Catholic faith—our love and devotion to Mary. Pag-uusapan natin ang difference ng worship vs veneration, the biblical and theological foundations of Mary’s role in salvation history, at kung bakit calling her our spiritual mother makes perfect sense. Kasama sa pinagkunan ng mga insight ang Hail, Holy Queen ni Scott Hahn at ang dokumentong Lumen Gentium mula sa Second Vatican Council—parehong nagbibigay-linaw sa tunay na papel ni Maria sa plano ng Diyos. Get ready to unlearn misconceptions and rediscover Mary not just as the mother of Jesus—but as our mother, too. Follow us for more kwentuhang faith: FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/16UykUBmBE/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ== May tanong o gusto mo lang mag-share? Email us at [email protected] Follow, share, and join the conversation. Dahil dito, bawat tanong ay pagkakataong lumalim sa pananampalataya.

Feeling mo ba minsan na nasa Misa ka pero parang wala kang ma-feel? Parang routine lang—tumayo, lumuhod, sign of the cross, tapos uwi? Don’t worry, di ka nag-iisa. In this first episode, we talk about why the Mass might feel boring at first—and how understanding it more can totally change the way you experience it. Pumapasok din kami sa biblical and liturgical context ng Misa—based sa "A Biblical Walk Through the Mass" by Dr. Edward Sri, at ilang reflections mula sa Lumen Gentium. Oo, legit sources ‘to! Let’s talk about liturgy, faith beyond feelings, at ‘yung mga akala natin corny lang—pero sobrang lalim pala. Challenge for the week: Sa susunod na Misa, try mong hanapin si Lord nang may bagong paningin. Malay mo, biglang mag-click ang lahat. Follow us for more kwentuhang faith na hindi preachy pero malalim: FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/198j69yBzJ/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/fptl.podcast?igsh=MTBhaGJveWFscHdsbQ== Email us your questions or episode suggestions: [email protected] Don’t forget to follow, rate, and share this podcast. Kita-kits next episode, ka-Propeta!

Eto na nga. Welcome to Feeling Propeta: Teka, Lord... — a podcast where we wrestle with faith, feelings, and that constant “Teka lang, Lord...” moment. In this intro episode, we’re laying it all out: why this podcast exists, who we are, and how you’re not alone in your doubts, drama, and delayed replies to God. Tara, let’s get honest, hopeful, and a little hilarious about the spiritual journey.